The Fukaros Familia, starting from DanMachi.

"No, Miss Eina."

Sitting on the sofa, Feng Jin swung her legs, which were encased in white stockings, and shook her finger with a grin to vouch for Fen Yu, "What Yu Bao said is true. We were all there at the time, and the Takemikazuchi clan can also testify."

"It's not that I don't trust Mr. Fenyu..." Eina rubbed her forehead and groaned in pain.

"But this...this is just too unbelievable...and how am I supposed to write this?"

She believed what Fenyu and Feng Jin said. Based on her understanding of the Fukaros Familia, they were definitely not the kind of people who would make baseless accusations or exaggerate. Moreover, they could find the Takemikazuchi Familia for cross-verification.

The problem is, how is she supposed to write this file?

[Adventurer Burning Feather, Lv.1, progressed to the twelfth floor of the dungeon in less than a month, soloed a Lv.2 monster, and successfully leveled up.]

If this information were to be released, it would definitely cause a huge uproar.

Those naive adventurers who are ignorant of their own limitations and only dream of becoming famous overnight will probably take this as an example and run in groups to challenge high-level monsters, which would be tantamount to collective suicide.

This is definitely not what the guild wants to see.

In the end, after a great internal struggle, Eina obediently completed the record.

She wrote down Fenyu's experiences word for word, marking every detail clearly.

As for how to handle this file, that's not something a lowly employee like her can decide; that's a matter for the guild's higher-ups to worry about.

Holding the file that seemed to weigh a ton, she knocked on her boss's office door.

The outcome was exactly as she had predicted.

When she returned to the counseling room, she brought back the guild's final decision.

The adventure data and upgrade records of Burning Feathers were sealed at the highest level, classified as confidential files, and strictly prohibited from being circulated outside.

"Just as I feared."

Eina sighed and explained to Fenyu, "The guild's higher-ups believe that if your adventure is made public, it will cause a lot of trouble. Most adventurers will try to imitate it and then die one by one. So, until a suitable way to make it public is found, your story will not be publicized for the time being."

Then, a smile appeared on her face: "However, the good news is that because a high-level adventurer has been born in the familia, the Fukaros familia's evaluation level in the guild has also been improved. It has jumped two levels from the initial I level to G level. Congratulations."

The increase in a clan's level means an increase in its influence within the guild, which is a real benefit for a newly formed clan.

The higher the clan level, the more information can be accessed in the guild. Many previously confidential information can now be accessed after the clan level is upgraded.

For example, information about deeper parts of the dungeon, and other information.

"Furthermore," Eina continued:

"Although you've reached Lv.2, you should theoretically have your own title by now. However, the Triennial Conference of the Gods was just held last month, and the next one won't be until two months from now. At that time, your title will be decided by the gods at the conference. After that, the guild will officially post the news of your upgrade on the bulletin board, along with other adventurers who upgraded at the same time. This is the guild's way of promoting outstanding adventurers, which will make you famous throughout Orario, and even the world."

"Two months later? That's fine too."

To Eina's surprise, Fenyu was not disappointed at all; on the contrary, he seemed relieved.

He nodded and readily accepted the arrangement.

Two months is enough time for a lot to happen.

By then, he might already be Lv.3, or even higher.

The stronger one is, the more weight one carries with the gods, and the more prestigious the title one receives.

Fenyu knew all too well the nature of the gods.

Those high and mighty gods love to manipulate and control the members of their newborn kin for amusement.

Even for something as important as leveling up, the various titles they bestow are mostly products of perverse tastes, each one more shameful than the last.

Unless it's a powerful family like the Loki Familia or the Freya Familia, where other gods are wary and dare not go too far, the titles they propose will not be normal or even imposing.

Even more extreme, like Finn the "Hero," some can even use their own achievements and the influence of their clan to actively ask the main god for the title they want.

Therefore, not having to obtain the title immediately is actually a good thing for Fenyu.

The thought of those shameful and cringeworthy titles that might be pinned on him, such as "Dawn's Holy Dragon Knight," "The Bottom," or even "Hichurst Killer," sent chills down Fenyu's spine.

Even for him, going out with that kind of title must have been incredibly stressful.

After all, once an adventurer obtains a title, people will usually address them by that title rather than their real name.

He didn't want to walk down the street in the future and hear someone call him "Hey, you Hilichurl killer."

......

The air on the twelfth floor of the underground city always carries a unique dampness, coldness, and stagnation.

The light here comes from the phosphorescent moss scattered on the rock face, dim and hazy, giving everything an unreal misty feel.

The ground was no longer the relatively flat stone slab road of the upper level, but rather a rugged rock and soil, requiring constant attention to one's footing.

The four members of the Fukaros Familia had just finished a battle with several Rock Shield Hilichurls and were heading along a narrow passage towards the entrance to the thirteenth floor.

"According to the map Miss Eina gave us, going through that corner should lead to the 'first line' in the middle level."

The robin walked in the middle of the group, keeping a watchful eye on its surroundings while referring to the simple map in its hand.

"We're finally getting to the middle level."

Tifa walked at the front, her hand gripping her combat gloves tightly, a hint of anticipation in her voice, "I heard the strength of the monsters there will see a qualitative leap."

However, when they rounded the last rock wall, the sight before them made everyone stop in their tracks.

The expected huge opening leading to the next level did not appear. Instead, there was a blue-purple vortex about two people tall, emitting a ghostly light.

It floats silently in mid-air, its surface like a stone thrown into a calm lake, rippling with mysterious halos that illuminate the surrounding rock walls, making them appear and disappear.

A peculiar energy fluctuation, not belonging to the underground city, was slowly emanating from the center of the vortex.

"What...what is this?"

Feng Jin, holding the dozing Ika in her arms, blinked, her face full of doubt. "The information Miss Eina gave me didn't mention anything about these things at the entrances to the twelfth and thirteenth floors!"