Chapter 67: Chapter 65: Dungeon Diving

The next morning, Mae showed Lilith the list she had compiled. It mostly came down to passive benefits or things that would save Lilith the trouble of getting them herself, so her plan didn’t change much.

And the plan itself was simple – all she had to do was get as strong as possible as fast as possible. That in and of itself wasn’t as bad of a plan as it might seem, seeing as how she had, to the best of her knowledge, the most growth potential of anyone living.

The problem was where she would go to get her EXP. She could just go around the area below her own dungeon, killing everything she saw, but that wasn’t renewable. Eventually, far down the line, she would run out of monsters to kill. As things stood, she could most likely clear the area far faster than it repopulated, so if she was looking for a long-term training ground that wasn’t it.

Fortunately, Mae had thought of a solution. Apparently, after Lilith had gone to sleep, Mae had wrestled with this same problem herself and had come to a conclusion; she just needed to nurture one of the wild dungeons into becoming strong enough to be a worthwhile training ground. So, she had taken the time to find the most out of the way dungeon she could, hid the entrance even more, fed it resources, taught it growth tricks Nuwa had learned, and groomed it into becoming her own little secret powerleveling spot.

It still wasn’t as good as leveling in her own dungeon, but she couldn’t get experience from her own monsters, so this had to suffice. So, after she was done looking at the list, she and Nuwa (in the spare avatar), made their way to this dungeon, and did one final check before going in. Eve wasn’t there, being busy solidifying her status as an adventurer, but she was helping by giving any experience gains to Lilith instead of herself, as were Nuwa and Mae.

At the moment they weren’t really interested in the stats that came from Classes, as most of her stats came from her Racial Classes anyway, and Class growth slowed down quickly if she didn’t reset her Classes when she was done with them.

So, the goals of this session were to increase her Racial Class levels, obtain more Skills by progressing through Classes, and level up her Skills as much as possible. Her current Class was Magic Gunslinger, and she planned to keep going down that line, which would eventually culminate in Arch-Gun Magician and its similar offshoots, such as Arch-Fire Gun Magician and Arch-Gun Sorcerer.

Wordy as the Class names were, they would be as effective as they were hard to obtain. Well, hard to obtain for other people. To get them, she’d have to progress all the way through the gun Classes, the magic Classes, and the lower tiers of mixed Classes to get to those ones, meaning that, if she wanted all of them, she’d have to work her way through dozens of Classes.

She gave it two weeks if she went at it optimally, storing up every last drop of experience in Glutton’s Gullet and then using all that stored experience to go through most of the Classes in one go.

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With that in mind, their little group entered the dungeon and were greeted by a window.

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