Frilian: Starting with Wind Spirit and Moon Shadow, Playing Through the Heavens

"It's good that the maze won't disappear. I thought I would never be able to make money again."

"By the way, Farin, which floor are you planning to go to?"

From the conversation between the group, she already knew that this team was led by Ronan and Celia.

Therefore, she found it strange, because in her impression, tall people and elves disliked each other.

Not to mention that they've now become companions and even lovers... The absurdity is almost like a story from a novel.

Farin smiled slightly and replied:

"Don't be surprised, our goal is the bottom layer. Our senior said he wants to conquer this maze."

Upon hearing this, Namari stopped in her tracks, her brows furrowing tightly, her eyes filled with disbelief.

"The lowest level?"

She felt like she had misheard; was this really not a joke?

As of now, no one has ever been to that place.

She took a deep breath, grabbed Farine's hand, and whispered with concern:

"Fallen, tell me, have you been scammed? You actually believed such a bizarre plan?"

"Do they know how to get to the bottom? And do you really believe they have the ability to conquer the maze?"

Fareen felt the warm touch from her palm, her eyes half-closed in a reassuring way, and gently explained:

"Why don't you believe me? Senior is very strong. He has solved all the dangers along the way."

"At the same time, he is also a very good person. If you like monsters, you can work for him after the dungeon disappears."

"After all, if I remember correctly, you still owe the island owner a lot of money."

“…” Namari was speechless, and she tightened her grip on her hands even more.

Although she wanted to say that she owed money and could handle it herself, she had to admit it.

If the maze is conquered, everything will be as Farin said.

My mind is in turmoil. What should I do? Should I stop them?

Even if it's just boasting, it can't be ignored that the canary's submission is a real phenomenon.

Ronan then turned and glanced at her, before asking Farin:

"We're almost at the fourth floor. Should we continue bringing this friend along?"

"Your name is Namari, right? You seem to dislike us. Is it because of the monsters?"

What are you good at?

Leos knows the monsters and they are one of his future employees. Farin has a gentle personality and can ease the atmosphere in the team.

Marcusil, though love-struck, had previously fostered the relationship between herself and Seria, so it wasn't a big deal if she just freeloaded.

But this dwarf woman, and that locksmith…

Ronan couldn't think of any use for them.

Farin explained, "No, she just can't accept it right now. I hope you can take care of them."

“We are a small team after all. Namari works very hard and should be able to help you.”

"What kind of help?" Ronan's gaze remained calm, as if waiting for a reasonable explanation.

Farin opened her mouth, but suddenly fell silent, unable to think of a reply.

After all, the senior possessed spatial magic, so he didn't even need to carry luggage...

Ronan glanced sideways, watching quietly: "You don't know either? Then let's part ways for now."

"The team you're talking about became a thing of the past the moment they entered the maze."

"You are mine now."

"obedient."

Farin looked up, wanting to say something, but could only let out a soft sigh.

Seeing this, Namari frowned deeply; she had never imagined that one day she would be considered a useless person.

Although she didn't believe they could reach the bottom, she couldn't accept being abandoned halfway through.

So she asked indignantly, "What gives you the right to make decisions for Farin?"

"Leos, what are you doing? Aren't you the captain? You can't even protect your own sister?"

When the topic turned to him, Leos raised an eyebrow.

He exchanged a glance with Ronan, rubbed his hair, and said helplessly:

"I also want to protect my sister, but I'm not strong enough."

"Besides, I like monsters. You saw what happened just now. My sister and I will be working under you in the future."

“He is our employer, so naturally he can make decisions on behalf of Farin.”

His love for monsters surpasses that for humans, and sacrificing some things is not something he cannot do in order to be with monsters.

This is also why he remained silent.

Upon hearing this, Namari was heartbroken and went mad, openly declaring that she liked monsters...

In order not to be influenced by Leos, she gritted her teeth and decided to take her leave directly.

As for Zircak...

"Hey, why are you all staring at me like that? I'm a locksmith. Don't you need to pick locks to detect traps?"

"Leos, you haven't forgotten, have you? There's still a contract between us."

"If one party unilaterally terminates the employment relationship before the contract ends, they must pay the other party a penalty of 1000% of the contract value."

"A full 10,000 GB."

The halflings in this world are in a difficult situation because they are often treated like children.

Zircchuk had been tricked before, so he was very cautious at work in order to avoid being used as cannon fodder.

Upon hearing this, Ronan fell into deep thought.

Can you unlock it?

He glanced at Celia.

"What do you think?"

“It’s your decision,” Celia replied. “But there’s something I must remind you: some locks cannot be opened by force alone.”

"Although I don't know why the profession of locksmith exists in this world, there must be a reason for it."

“Indeed.” Ronan nodded slightly.

It's not that existence equates to rationality, but rather that he felt technical jobs couldn't be replaced in certain specific locations.

So, Zircchuk joined the team.

Although Namari was somewhat unhappy, she could only suppress her displeasure because the contract had expired.

She turned to leave, and then—

"Wait a minute," Farin called out to stop him. She quickly ran to Ronan's side and whispered a few words to him.

Namari didn't know what the two said, but she knew that after they finished, Farin had a small bag in her hand.

The bag looked very light, but when it was handed to me, I was extremely serious, saying things like I must make good use of it.

"Make sure you open it only after we leave, and whatever you do, don't let anyone see it."

Namari was puzzled.

then.

Farin left, rejoined the group, and headed towards the fourth floor.

"What's going on..." Namari muttered, completely bewildered by what had just happened.

I shook it, but heard nothing. Was it empty?

frown.

They entered a stone chamber and waited until everyone had disappeared at the end of the corridor before slowly opening the door.

In an instant, a golden light flashed, startling her. She counted carefully:

"One, two, three, four, five... fifty thousand G?!"

His eyes were filled with shock.

……

"Is it really okay to just give her 50,000 GB like this? That's your salary for the next few months, isn't it?"

In the corridor, Ronan asked Farin a question, his casual tone revealing a hint of admiration.

Farin replied, "It's okay, money is earned to be spent, isn't it?"

"I should thank you for your generosity, senior, for being willing to give me an overdraft of my salary."

"After all, I haven't officially started working here yet..."

"By the way, is that bag of yours a magical item, senior?"

"Something this expensive..."

“It wasn’t expensive.” Ronan interrupted her, knowing what Farin was about to say. “It was just something I made on a whim.”

“You told me before that she owes the island owner millions of gigabytes because of her father, so having this should help her.”

"Either sell it directly to the island owner, or use it to make money. In short, we have already done more than enough."

Indeed, the wealth represented by that bag was more than enough to buy the entire island.

However, Ronan casually gave it away.

Nothing could be a more powerful help than this.