Danmachi: The Sign In System!

Chapter 108 - Another Sign In!

The monsters on the middle floors were no longer useful to Orsted.

They had some value when he was Level 2, but Orsted's Level 2 journey was completed alongside Riveria alone. 

After leaving the 18th floor, he headed straight for the lower floors, bypassing the 18th to 24th floors entirely.

Having never ventured beyond the 19th floor, Orsted relied on the intelligence map Eina had provided. 

It took over an hour to reach the lower floors, arriving at the 25th.

[Random sign-in triggered. Would the host like to sign in?]

Orsted: …

Was it because he'd entered the lower floors?

No need to dwell on it.

'Sign in!'

[Sign-in successful. Congratulations to the host for obtaining the Falna Amplification Card!]

Falna Amplification Card: Designate an adventurer team to amplify. Those blessed by Falna receive a fivefold increase in status growth during adventures.

Orsted blinked, a wry smile forming. 

The system seemed to be nudging him about the Hestia Familia's new members, as if it disapproved of them slowing him down. 

Why else would it grant such a reward right after he left the team to adventure solo?

This card was a tool to accelerate the Hestia Familia's growth. 

Lili and the others could now benefit from it. 

Though it was only a fivefold increase compared to Orsted's tenfold boost, and limited to status improvement without affecting magic stones or drop items, it was still a massive advantage for the others.

Without hesitation, Orsted activated the reward. 

He wanted the new members to grow quickly and join him in conquering the lower and deeper floors. 

Adventuring alone long-term would be dull.

'Designate the Hestia Familia team!'

The card dissolved into specks of light and vanished. 

Unbeknownst to Lili and the others on the upper floors, they'd received a boost. 

They'd likely be thrilled when Hestia updated their status tonight.

Setting this aside, Orsted resumed his journey.

"I wonder if that monster rex, Amphisbaena, is still around," he mused, walking along the riverbank extending from the Great Falls. 

"If it is, I can handle it with my strength."

"Even if I can't win, an excalibur shot could finish it. That'd secure the excelia needed to rank up from Level 3 to Level 4."

Starting from the 25th floor, a massive waterfall, dubbed the Great Falls by adventurers, dominated the landscape. 

Spanning hundreds of meters wide and towering several times higher, its waters shimmered with azure light due to reflections, earning its name. 

The falls flowed from the 25th to the 27th floor, flanked by downhill passages and stairs, where Orsted now walked.

The roaring water crashed endlessly, its sound filling the air, complemented by the blue glow—a scenic wonder for strong adventurers. 

For the weak, it was a graveyard.

"Like those monsters from the river," Orsted said lightly, killing a group that emerged from the water.

The lower floors hosted Level 2 and Level 3 monsters. 

Level 3 monsters offered some value, but Level 2 ones were useless to him. 

As a group of blue-shelled merman crabs scuttled from a passage, Orsted barely paid attention. 

These aquatic monsters, unique to the Water Labyrinth, were manageable even for Level 2 adventurers if their weaknesses were exploited. 

To Orsted, they were trivial. 

Collecting the magic stones, Orsted pulled out the material radar to gather resources while moving. 

The more materials, the better.

Killing and collecting, he swiftly passed through the 27th floor and reached the 28th, a safe zone like the 18th. 

Orsted had no intention of stopping, as it was still early, and he aimed for the 29th.

However, a particular material forced him to pause.

"Well, look at that," Orsted said, eyes gleaming at an ore embedded in the ground, faintly glowing. 

It was mythril placer, a rare ore known but misunderstood. 

Most saw it as decorative silver, valued for its nighttime fluorescence, rarely collected or traded.

Orsted, however, knew its true purpose: the primary material for crafting spatial storage magic items. 

He'd programmed his material radar to detect it, and it had located the ore upon reaching this floor.

Wasting no time, Orsted used his old weapon as a makeshift shovel and began digging. 

Soon, he unearthed a head-sized chunk of mythril placer.

Holding the ore, Orsted's had a satisfied smile. 

He retrieved various materials from his backpack and started crafting a storage magic item on the spot.

The dungeon lacked storage solutions, relying on supporters to carry loot. 

With storage magic items, the Hestia Familia could forgo supporters, relying solely on adventurers. 

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