Although I Am Only Level 1, but with This Unique Skill, I Am the Strongest 366. Intuition And Conviction

My guess was correct.

Erithlonium, second, third, and fourth floors underground.

I descended the dungeon, which was structured with a stream running through the islands and a bridge connecting them, almost in a bare minimum of ti.

If I was unard and without the will to attack, the monsters didn't attack at all.

The monsters are the sa as those on the basent floor, all of them looking like fluffy fluff floating in the air.

However, each level has a different color.

I'm sure the effects are different, but I'm pretty sure that if you get hit by a self-destruct, "sothing goes down".

That's just a hunch, but in this case it was a near-certain hunch.

I'll co back later to confirm and collect the information if necessary.

With that in mind, I went down to the fifth basent floor.

"Wow, this is intense again.

I mumbled aloud, and the scene unfolded in front of to the point of wrinkling my brow.

First of all, it was snowing.

Red snow - dungeon snow.

It was embodied in magical power, and it was falling incessantly from the sky.

In addition to the familiar scene, the color of the river was also red.

Not just red, but a sludgy, "heavy" and "hot" red.

Blood.

A river of blood.

Those words ca to my mind first.

It was an idyllic scene from the first to the fifth floor, but from the sixth floor onwards, it turned into a horrific hellscape.

I stepped into such a bloody pond of hell, and I was unconsciously upset, almost resisting, and unconsciously put my hands on my hips in search of sothing to hang on to.

...... Ah, so that's what it's all about.

It's a good thing I threw all my weapons out of the way.

A thing to squirm with.

To now, it's a series of weapons, including two pistols.

It was normal behavior for to be pressurized by the sight in front of and put my hands on the weapons for self-defense.

Fluffy fluff passed in front of .

If I'd had a weapon, I would have reacted now, and I would have self-destructed.

Follow the monster with the terrain, that's how it works.

And even though it was a horrific hellish scene, the nature of the monster hadn't changed.

They didn't react to when I wasn't in an attack position.

I started to walk away.

I crossed island after island by bridge, scowling at the river of blood.

Six floors below ground, seven floors, eight floors, nine floors, ten floors - all of them.

When he began to feel nauseated in the blood pool hell that was growing heavier and hotter, the environnt changed completely again.

The eleventh floor, this ti it was magma.

'In a way it's easier this way.

I mumbled, chuckling.

The basic structure is the sa.

There are islands, bridges to connect them, and fluff flying around.

The magma is just hot, unlike the top, which is ntally crappy.

Feeling a whole lot better, I moved on.

I went down to the twelfth floor.

"Huh?

I winced again.

First to fifth floor, sixth to tenth floor.

I thought the magma would continue until the fifteenth floor, since each one was the sa, but I was suddenly betrayed.

The twelfth floor of the Erislonium.

This ti it was empty.

A very strange sight.

Islands floating in the sky, with bridges over them.

The bottom is invisible at the bottom, a strange look like the sky.

On one of the islands in the distance, you can clearly see a staircase leading downward.

'It's a strange place,'

I tweet and go further.

I don't have a fear of heights, and I feel like I don't have a fear of heights anymore once I'm up here.

Maybe it's the sa feeling I get when I look down from the top of a building, but not when I look out of an airplane window.

With that thought in mind, I crossed the islands and reached the stairs leading down.

Going down there, I went back to Magma.

It's the sa configuration as the eleventh floor, Magma and the islands.

I went down, wondering what it was all about.

The thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth floors...

The fifteenth floor below Erislonium.

There was no stairs leading down there when I ca down.

I crossed all the islands, circled around three tis to be sure, and looked around from corner to corner.

No, there are no stairs leading down.

I an.

"So this is the bottom floor.

Now, what to do.

To be honest, I'm a bit stumped.

After all this ti, I realize that I only know how to get to the genie's room.

I only know of two ways to get to the genie's room.

One is to be summoned by the spirits, the other is to go to the bottom floor and defeat the monster to enter.

Strictly speaking, you can use the transfer room after the second ti, but that's it.

Those are the only two I know of, and I've co down to this point in Erislonium without the will to fight.

Fluffy fluff floats around .

If I tried to fight and take them down, this would co at all at once.

Is it okay to fight in the first place?

Considering what we've done so far, there's more than a good chance that Erislonium won't give us a path to the spirit room, no matter how many tis we defeat it.

No, it must be.

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