The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

Felix was so pleased that he ate several more bowls of rice.

Before this, Viner had only ever heard of people passing out from drinking too much; this was the first time she had ever seen someone pass out from being too full due to excessive juice consumption.

"Is Felix alright?" Lisette asked worriedly.

"It shouldn't be a big problem, I'll take him back."

Felix's belly was bulging, and to avoid pressing on his stomach and causing him to vomit, Venere couldn't use his back properly, so he could only support half of Felix's body as they walked unsteadily.

"Tomorrow we'll proceed as planned, entering the underground city in batches and meeting up at the Origin Land," Viner concluded.

"Alright, then Felix is ​​in your hands."

After exchanging greetings, Lisette left with the Mercury Sword.

She still needed to make the most of her time before bed to familiarize herself with this magical artifact as quickly as possible.

Vina helped Felix slowly walk to the cashier, only to find that the bill had already been settled.

"Who paid the bill?" Wiener asked in surprise.

"Jessica," the cashier said without hiding anything.

This saved Wiener some money.

I turned my head and looked at that peaceful and serene profile.

Wiener was quite envious of Felix's carefree attitude of sleeping after eating his fill.

It's better not to tell him that Jessica paid for the meal.

......

The next day.

"Then I'll head out first?"

Felix fully recovered after a good night's sleep.

Last night, Vena simply helped Felix back to bed, put him on the bed, pulled a blanket over him to cover his belly button, and then left him there.

The next day he was a good man again.

Felix woke up early and took a shower before getting dressed up.

She changed into a well-tailored, loose-fitting swordsman's outfit, paired with tabi socks.

At his waist hung two swords, the Absolute Blade and the Chopping Blade, side by side.

If someone unfamiliar with the subject saw it, they would likely mistake it for a dual-wielding swordsman, a style extremely rare among swordsmen.

"I always feel like something's missing."

"Staring at Felix's attire, Viña muttered to herself."

He then opened Felix's wardrobe without hesitation.

Wiener had always had a question: Felix lived in a dormitory for free and provided his own weapons, so where did his academic credits go?

The question wasn't answered until he saw Felix's wardrobe.

From the dazzling array of clothes inside, Venere found a black coat with a hood.

Then he forced an alchemical mask on Felix and made him wear it.

"That's about right," Wiener said with satisfaction.

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"I've already met up with Felix, and I'm waiting for you here."

The coordinates left by Lisette are shown below.

"Okay, I'll set off now."

After replying to the message, Wiener continued his discussion with the person in front of him.

"Really no room for negotiation? Credits are not an issue."

“I know you’re not short of credits, but this really won’t do.” Anna looked at Vena helplessly and compromised. “I can keep an eye out for other storage magic devices, but they’re not cheap. You’d better be prepared.”

Even during the staggered times when she went out, Wiener was never idle.

He immediately carried his alchemy backpack to Anna's shop to restock.

As the new students gradually realized the usefulness of the alchemy backpack, Venere had already set her sights on the more valuable storage magic tools.

The Lionheart could suck in mountains of supplies with a single breath, which he envied immensely.

But the Lionheart already belonged to Jessica, and Venus had no right to take it back, so she had to come to Anna for help.

"Just keep it for me for now, I'll figure out the rest myself."

Wiener was just trying his luck, so this answer was enough.

After all, this wasn't his purpose in coming here.

"By the way, can I use the fitting room?"

"You know where it is, just go there."

"And let me use the back door you usually use to skip work too."

"I'm warning you, don't make false accusations. Who skipped work? I was just on official duty."

"These are the optimized drawings for the rusted sleeve; consider them after-sales service."

"Ah, the weather is nice today, perfect for skipping work."

This is a businessman's bottom line.

Vena entered the dressing room and took out a weapon case from her alchemy backpack.

Wearing the thief's armor will free up a lot of space in the case to store bottles and jars.

Wiener stuffed all sorts of medicines and antidotes into the box, quickly emptying the backpack.

In contrast, there were weapon cases that were completely full.

Wiener has already achieved credit freedom in elementary school, so he doesn't have to go through the trouble of collecting those large amounts of ordinary materials that take up a lot of space.

As for the valuable materials dropped by elite monsters, Felix brought an extra small alchemy backpack, just in case.

Vina folded the empty backpack and hung it in the fitting room; Anna would come to pick it up later.

After all, once she leaves the dungeon, Vena will have to switch back to Mikazuki's identity.

Following Anna's instructions, Venere tried to feel along one of the walls of the fitting room, her fingers gently gliding over each brick until she touched a hollow brick.

It's not about pressing down hard, but about adjusting the angle and rotating it 180 degrees clockwise.

With a creak, a passage leading to an unknown direction appeared on the floor.

"They really know how to hide it." Viner stepped into the passage.

.....

Are you sure you want to go into the dungeon alone?

As luck would have it, the teacher on duty that Wiener encountered was Rupert.

Ever since the incident with Relian, Rupert would always double-check with any student he encountered going into the dungeon alone.

“Yes, I want to enter the second level of the dungeon,” Viner affirmed.

“Then you can wait for the next batch. This batch is all heading to the first level of the dungeon,” Rupert gestured.

Vina arrived just in time for the peak period of entering and leaving the underground city.

Just behind Wiener, there were more than a dozen people lined up.

The teleportation array can only transport a maximum of 20 people at a time, so full squads are naturally given priority.

Wiener nodded and walked straight to the waiting area.

"Is this the Mikazuki?"

“That’s right, his armor and the weapon case on his back are so easy to recognize.”

As they passed each other, the two who had been behind Vina whispered to each other.

"Second floor of the dungeon, so it really is an upperclassman."

The fact that you can teleport directly to the second level of the dungeon means that you have already been to the second level of the dungeon and left a mark.

Currently, only three first-year students, including Felix and Lisette, have received this honor.

As for who that "wait" was, he couldn't quite remember.

"They enrolled earlier than us, yet they still bully us in ranking matches because of their superior equipment. It's simply—"

Shh, people are looking this way.

Because of the interruption, I was unable to say everything.

But even if you want to see it, you know it's not a good word.

Wiener walked past the two as if nothing had happened.

The Thief's Armor not only enhanced Vina's protective abilities, but even improved her five senses.

Wiener overheard the two students' conversation, which they thought would go unnoticed.

What does it have to do with me, Vina, that they're criticizing Mikazuki?

"Alright, it's your turn." Rupert called out after seeing off the students heading to the first floor.

Besides Vina, six other people walked up to the teleportation array, none of whom were good people.

At least half of them were wearing alchemy masks, clearly seasoned veterans.

"Dude, your armor is pretty cool. Where did you get it?" Dalaha made no attempt to hide his envy.

“I found it at the market,” Viner replied casually.

"That's really great." Dalahau, without a doubt, exclaimed, "Why am I not so lucky?"

For close-fitting equipment like armor, unless it's custom-made, it's extremely rare to find one that fits your body type and build perfectly.

This highlights the advantage of having a dedicated blacksmith.

Each powerful emblem user has a relatively fixed group of craftsmen behind them who forge and adjust their equipment.

This is something that Dalahau has always hoped to have.

"There will be."

The seven people arrived at the Origin Land on the second floor of the dungeon through the teleportation array at the same time, and then split into four groups and dispersed. They did not say another word during this time.

Aside from teammates they know well, upperclassmen are very wary of being followed around, because who knows if the other person is plotting against them?

Vena intended to reunite with Lysti as soon as possible, so she did not linger in the Land of Origin.

After passing the sentry post outside the camp, we proceeded according to the coordinates we had left beforehand.

The destination was a forest that was still dark even in the daytime.

It is called a forest, yet it is quite different from the outside world.

The entire forest seemed to have been "giantized," blocking out the sky and the sun.

Even a forked branch is as thick as two people can hug.

Dampness and stuffiness are the main characteristics of this dense forest.

The rampant growth of tree roots and vines forms an alternative passageway.

They were almost at the agreed location, but still couldn't find any trace of the two people.

The marks left along the way were broken halfway through, and the messages sent out never received a reply.

The intermittent illumination of the gathering stone indicates that the other two individuals have been moving over a wide area.

It's obvious they've run into trouble.

There's no use being anxious at times like this; the first thing to do is to understand the current situation.