The Fukaros Familia, starting from DanMachi.

Chapter 98 Grain Depot

Along the way, Robin and Wind Violet also learned from Burning Feather and Tifa about the task Naza had entrusted to them earlier, and the completely disproportionate reward.

"Sigh—" the robin sighed softly after hearing this.

A hint of helplessness flickered in her lake-green eyes. "You can just tell us about this. For the sake of God Mihe, we have to help you no matter what."

She could have just asked them for help directly. Instead, she insisted on making it an adventurer's commission and offering the lowest possible fee. This approach was completely inefficient, and Nazha was really foolish.

Feng Jin's attitude was more direct.

Her pink twin ponytails swayed gently as she spoke calmly, "Both God Mihe and Miss Nazha taught me some knowledge about potions in this world. I've always remembered that favor, and this is how I repay it."

She paused, then added, "However, favors must eventually be repaid. If Miss Naza continues like this, the relationship between our Fukaros Familia and the Mih Familia will probably come to an end."

For them, this was just a minor incident and not very important.

"Since we've already accepted Naza's adventurer commissions, we might as well take on a few more."

Fen Yu said, "If we do it together, we can earn some extra money on the side."

In simple terms, an adventurer's commission is a general term for asking adventurers to do something.

All sorts of clients will prepare rewards that match the content of the commission, asking adventurers to solve their various problems on their behalf.

The adventurers, in turn, complete the quests and receive rewards in return.

According to the gods, this is what is called "fair exchange".

Soon after, the four people, who were moving with the crowd of adventurers, saw a huge building constructed of beautiful white stone.

Its exterior resembles a magnificent temple, which is the guild headquarters.

Passing through the spacious front yard and stepping into the extremely high-ceilinged hall, you can see a large number of adventurers jostle in and out, creating a constant commotion.

On one side of the hall stood a huge notice board, covered with countless pieces of parchment.

While some of the content includes important information about dungeons or adventurers released by guilds, the vast majority consists of various adventurer request forms.

Each parchment clearly states the commission and corresponding payment, and at the end is either the commissioner's signature to prove their identity or the exclusive badge of the "Family".

"Let me see—"

Fen Yu walked to the notice board, his eyes searching through the parchment above. "Seeking to collect 10 Hellhound Fangs" — "Willing to exchange the following rewards for the 24th Floor's Gem Tree Fruit" — "Defeat the Floor Boss, recruiting temporary team members. Note: Joining requires reaching Lv.3" —

He discovered that almost all adventurer commissions were set on floors below the middle level, with very few tasks on the upper levels.

This is because most ordinary members of the [Family] or adventurers can conquer the upper levels on their own.

Unless you really lack the talent for adventure, as long as you assemble a good team and take your time to progress, you can always safely reach around the 7th floor.

More than half of the adventurers in Orario are Lv.1 who have not yet been [upgraded].

Most of the [Family Members] can reach the "Upper Level," but they cannot enter the "Middle Level."

Because the number of adventurers who can reach floors below the "middle level" is limited, there are naturally more commissions related to these floors.

However, the adventurer commissions posted by the guild are limited to members of the [Family] or reputable merchants.

Because only they have enough credibility within the guild.

As for other ordinary citizens or clients with unclear backgrounds, the guild will not accept their requests; they can only post their requests at the nearby tavern.

Of course, in that case, there would be no guarantee of compensation or anything like that.

Adventurers may risk their lives to complete a mission, only to fail to receive the reward they deserve, or even be dragged into deeper trouble.

Therefore, most rational adventurers will only accept quests from guilds and rarely touch those private commissions from unknown sources.

After all, no one knows whether that entrustment is a windfall or a trap.

After accepting a few gathering tasks along the way, the four headed straight for the dungeon. Their primary goal was to complete Naza's request to collect the wings of the "Blue Demon Butterfly".

This butterfly-shaped monster only appears on the 7th floor of the dungeon.

They have four transparent blue wings, and when they fly, they scatter faintly glowing scales. Their graceful posture is said to make even adventurers who are used to life and death stop and admire them.

The Blue Demon Butterfly has a beautiful appearance that doesn't resemble a monster, and it is also known as a "rare species" because it is extremely difficult to encounter.

On each floor, the few monsters that rarely appear are called "rare species" by adventurers, and the Blue Demon Butterfly belongs to this category.

Needless to say, the items dropped by "rare species" that are not easy to find are naturally very valuable and have extremely high added value.

The encounter rate of the Blue Demon Butterfly is relatively high compared to other "rare species" — but even so, it will definitely take some time to find this monster using the usual exploration methods.

The four members of Fenyu made it smoothly to the seventh floor.

In the past, they always rushed downstairs and rarely explored other corners of the floors.

Fen Yu drew the longsword from his waist. This sword was the third-level weapon that Leifia had commissioned Chun to forge for him, and Yu named it "Fire Sprite".

This is because it is a weapon resistant to high temperatures, and also because it contains Lefia's feelings.

With this longsword, as long as he doesn't use the second stage of "Eternal Flame" too often, it should be able to accompany him for a long time.

The longsword sliced ​​through the air, and in a flash, several killer ants were instantly cut in two, turning into black smoke and dissipating.

Feng Jin and Zhi Bing Niao stepped forward in unison and picked up the fallen magic stone.

"We should be almost at the grain depot," the robin whispered.

The four who had diligently studied the knowledge taught by Eina knew that at the deepest part of each floor, there was usually a dungeon "granary," a special place used to feed the monsters on that floor.

That's right, even the monsters in the dungeon need to "eat".

Soon, as they continued to move forward, the scenery on both sides of the road began to change noticeably.

The pale green walls, the phosphorescent ceiling, and the floor beneath our feet gradually developed an uneven, rough surface.

The further you go, the less orderly and regular the maze becomes, giving you the illusion that you've stumbled into a natural cave.

The phosphorescence on the ceiling gradually faded and lost its original brightness.