After my rebirth, Miss Saint turned evil

Huh?

The demon wolf saw the human who had just been standing there stupidly sway, and a silver flash passed through its eyes.

It found itself flying into the air.

Then, it saw its own body. Its head was gone and there was a clean cut on its neck.

It saw that the human who had been standing in front of its body at some point was holding a sword in his hand, and the sword was dripping blood onto the ground, its own blood.

It saw blood suddenly gushing out of its neck. The human dodged lightly, and its headless body began to slowly collapse.

At the last moment before its consciousness faded, the demon wolf did not understand how it was killed by this human.

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Although the soul's swordsmanship level is B-level or even A-level, the body is still D-level... Murphy moved his sore wrists and shoulders.

He knew that his soul had most likely reached the level of a B... or even an A-level swordsman, but his body could not withstand sword skills that were too fast or too strong.

As for these quantified swordsmanship levels, Murphy tried the identification technique many times before entering the maze and made a rough summary of them.

For example, at the beginning, his swordsmanship was only at level D, which was just the entry level of swordsmanship.

Swordsmen at this level have just begun to learn sword techniques, and their physical strength is only slightly stronger than that of ordinary people.

A-level swordsmen are already considered absolutely strong, and they are usually the founders of various schools.

In the Kingdom of Leiden, there is a noble family called Reinhard, which is called the Sword Saint Family by the people of the kingdom.

Their first patriarch was most likely an S-rank swordsman, and the Reinhard style of swordsmanship was probably created when he was still A-rank.

Of course, this is just Murphy's guess. After all, he has never seen the sword master in person, but he estimates that his guess should not be much different.

As for the criteria for quantifying swordsmanship levels that Murphy summarized, they can be described in one sentence from low to high:

Swordsmanship F-level: Ordinary people who have just picked up a sword cannot even swing it skillfully.

Swordsmanship Level E: Those who can use a sword can successfully kill goblins.

Swordsmanship Level D: People who are just getting started can start learning sword techniques and have better physical fitness than ordinary people.

Swordsmanship Level C: Basically, they are good fighters among the people and can use their sword skills skillfully.

Swordsmanship B-level: A master of swordsmanship, whose use of sword moves has been integrated into his soul.

Swordsmanship Grade A: Excellent swordsmanship, usually the founder of each school.

As for S-level, that was no longer a level he could understand. The nature of an S-level swordsman was completely different from that of other swordsmen.

And the brave man of the previous life and the team——

"Huh? Who was that person? Why don't I have any memory of him?"

"And there are two others... I don't think I saw them either?"

Murphy was a little confused. In his previous life's team of heroes, except for the hero and Ella, his memories of other people seemed incomplete.

But he didn't care. After all, it was good enough to know most of the future developments.

He walked to the side, bent down to pick up the wolf head that had fallen to the ground, and then used his sword to cut off the two tusks that were only slightly thinner than his wrist.

This is the only valuable part of the demon wolf besides its fur.

However, the complete fur was a bit large, and it was difficult for him to carry it without a backpack.

Murphy casually put the iron sword, which he had just wiped off the wolf's blood with a handkerchief, back into the scabbard.

Swords need maintenance.

After a sword has chopped four or five people in a row, the blade will be entangled with blood and fat and will no longer be sharp.

Therefore, you need to wipe it clean after cutting, otherwise the blade will be damaged, and if the weather is hot, the inside of the scabbard will become smelly.

These were all taught to him by Old Jed.

Murphy looked at the magic wolf and the body that was gnawed into pieces by the magic wolf, and surprisingly did not feel disgusted.

He turned and left, analyzing in his mind the battle that was not really a battle.

This demon wolf is considered a relatively strong monster in the first level of the maze, and the Adventurer's Guild has given it a D-level rating.

In the past, Murphy could have killed it with great effort, but it would never be as easy and efficient as it was just now.

This is why he dared to follow his heart and go deep into the maze alone.

The night he saw the fragment of the future, Murphy confirmed his guess.

He tried to use the swordsmanship that he had seen his future self use in his memory.

This was the first time he drew his sword since arriving here.

But he unexpectedly found that he could easily use those sword techniques that looked very advanced.

Yes, it's easy.

Those sword techniques seemed to have been used by him countless times, as if they had been integrated into the instincts of his soul.

This is an ability possessed by B-rank swordsmen.

He realized that what he had seen was most likely not fragments of the future, but memories from the past.

He also understood that his situation was not as simple as time travel.

He may have come to this world once, but for some reason he started a second life in this different world.

Only this can explain why he can now use the swordsmanship that only his "future" self can use.

Murphy stopped thinking and continued to move towards the entrance to the second floor.

Chapter 14 The Second Level of the Maze

Murphy is now almost reaching the connection between the first and second floors of the maze, which is also the entrance to the second floor.

He looked a little disheveled, with blood stains on his armor and the sleeves that showed through it.

The right sleeve was a little torn, and there were three very shallow claw marks on the forearm, but the wounds were no longer bleeding.

Apart from the claw mark on his arm, there were no other wounds on his body. The blood was from the monster.

On the way here, he encountered several demon wolves.

On one occasion, three demon wolves even attacked together.

Murphy intended to defeat this group of demon wolves using only a strength slightly stronger than his own.

He wanted to use this method to slowly adapt his D-class swordsman's body to the soul of an A-class swordsman.

This can also ensure that the body will not be too tired to the greatest extent.

Of course, the group of magic wolves did not hurt him. What really hurt him was a cat-shaped monster.

The magic cat is extremely fast, but its attack power is not strong, so it is also classified as D-level by the Adventurer's Guild. It is one of the only two D-level monsters on the first floor of the maze.

When the magic cat attacked, Murphy wanted to dodge, but his body could not keep up with his consciousness and was finally caught by the forearm.

Fortunately, the wound was shallow and stopped bleeding after a while, so there was no need for healing potions.

By the way, the only valuable things on the magic cat are its two hind paws, apparently because those rich people think these things can increase speed.

But he knew that this must be fake. After all, if it really had this effect, those magicians would have bought up a large number of magic cats' paws to research new potions.

Now Murphy has seven pairs of wolf fangs and a pair of cat paws.

Even if these were sold directly on the surface, they could be exchanged for nearly 40 silver coins, at a price of 5 silver coins for a pair of fangs and 10 silver coins for a pair of hind paws.

"These people are so rich! They actually spent a lot of money on something useless. If only there were more of this..."

He was secretly planning how to make money.

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Murphy walked to the entrance to the second level of the maze. It was still a hole that was wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, but not as deep as the first entrance.

This entrance no longer has the spiral staircase like the one on the first level of the maze, but only a few soft ladders instead.

After all, construction inside the maze is very difficult and meaningless. For those who can go down to the second floor, climbing a ladder is nothing.

Murphy climbed down the ladder. He felt that he had gone down about seven or eight meters before passing through an exit with a diameter of about two meters.

Then he continued to climb down one level and successfully saw the scene on the second level of the maze.

He was hanging on the ladder, and his feet were almost touching the ground. However, he did not go down immediately. Instead, he observed the environment on the second floor first.

The scenery on the second level of the maze is completely different from the forest on the first level.

There are no trees or grass around, only walls made of stone and mud.

These walls rise from the ground of the second level of the maze and connect to the top of this level.

Murphy calculated and estimated that the distance from the ground to the ceiling of the second floor was six meters.

According to the physical feeling when I just came down, this entrance shaped like the upper part of an "hourglass" should be eight meters deep and two meters above the ground.

In other words, this half of the "hourglass" extends downward from the floor of the first floor for about four meters, and the first floor has a similar structure.

Murphy looked at the walls connected to the ceiling again. The towering walls and ceiling emitted a faint fluorescent light, which was not bright enough to allow people to see the situation here clearly.

Those glowing ones are luminescent fluorite hidden inside the wall, but they are not valuable.

Someone once took great pains and effort to chisel open the solid wall of the maze and took out a piece of fluorite from it.

When he successfully dug the fluorite out of the wall, the monsters in the maze rioted and began to attack him desperately.

The man was a little scared, but also very excited, because this meant that the value of these fluorites was extremely high, otherwise they would not be valued so much by the maze.

After escaping from the maze covered in wounds, he ran directly to the Adventurer's Guild in Lars City without even treating his wounds, hoping to sell himself for a good price.

But when he took out the fluorite from his pocket, he found that the fluorite had turned into an ordinary stone that did not glow.

He squeezed the stone gently and it broke into pieces completely. There was nothing special about the broken stone except for some patterns.

The adventurers who were watching the fun thought that this man was playing a trick on them, so they beat up the injured man again and threw him out of the guild.

From then on, no one did such a stupid thing again, and that person became the laughing stock of the adventurers when they drank.

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Looking from his current position, Murphy could only see that the area below was surrounded by a circular wall with a diameter of ten meters.

However, there were four gaps in the wall in different directions.

These gaps divide the wall into four equal parts, and looking inside through these gaps you can see the sprawling maze.

In Murphy's opinion, the first level was simply an anomaly in the maze.

This is what can be considered an underground maze. It is underground, and it really is a maze.

Murphy had never been to the second floor before, so he didn't know the way when he got here.

He didn't spend a lot of money to buy the map of this level. After all, he had no savings now.

But he was not worried. If he didn't know, someone would naturally tell him.

"Tell me how to get there."

Murphy let go of her hands and walked down the ladder, successfully stepping onto the ground on the second floor of the maze.

At the same time, he spoke his request directly to the air in front of him.

"You come—"

"..."

"On the right."

The voice in his mind was interrupted by Murphy. After a moment of silence, the voice pointed him in the right direction.

"As expected, the owner of this voice can hear me here."

Murphy had already planned this trip.

As the first step of the plan, he would go to the first level of the maze to verify where the disharmony came from.

He successfully heard the voice and remembered the words spoken by the owner of the voice.

This allowed him to proceed with the next steps.

In the second step, after figuring out the sense of incongruity, Murphy will go directly to the second floor.