Eternal Log

I'd like to be inside the dungeon, but it's dim.

Further back is so dark that you can't see anything.

It felt like a mountain cave around, but the road was wide.

Then Roy took the lamp out of the leather bag he had on his hips and put it on.

"All right, let's move on"

By the way, the lamp seems to work with demon stones.

Apparently, the Demon Stone becomes an energy and generates light.

Demon Stone... I've never known it before.

Let's keep this to ourselves.

I kind of understood it in the conversation.

But I don't see much in the village, and this isn't expensive?

I tried to follow Roy's words, but I remembered something.

"Roy, wait a minute."

Call Roy off. I'll activate the magic.

Then a small ball of light rose around us and lit up the surrounding area.

It's an application of light magic.

This will follow automatically when we move.

"Oh, you've been thinking about Hal to get into the dungeon."

"You bet!

I answered with a grand chest.

But it's actually this magic, the magic that came out of wanting to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, in the dark when I woke up, on my way to the bathroom by hand exploring, and wondering if I could handle it when I was smashing my pinky toe against the pillar and stuffing it.

It is also known as The Light of Guidance.

Regardless of how I developed the name, I'm prepared to take it to the graveyard.

That's how we move on to the dungeon.

Then I went out where the road was split between my hands.

Roy roughly takes the paper out of the leather bag when I'm not sure which way to go.

A peek at the paper was a map of the dungeon.

"Why do you have such a thing!?

"This dungeon sells maps up to the third floor. That's why I just bought it. By the way, the deepest person you've ever been to is the 15th floor."

Really?

Isn't it against the rule that there's a map?

But can anyone help me if my child gets lost in the dungeon?

Let's just move on.

But is it gear, or a map, or is Roy's house pretty rich?

With that in mind, we moved on to the dungeon.

The ground floor felt slightly watermarked rather than waxy with items and materials that seemed to sell without encountering any particular demons, and everything reached the next level of staircase.

Thanks to the map so far, it hasn't even been that long.

There was something different when I went down the stairs wondering if the dungeon was like this.

Obviously heavier than the air just now.

"Roy......"

"Ah."

We re-tightened our minds and started going upstairs in the dungeon.