DUNGEON DIVE: Aim for the Deepest Level Volume 7 [Parts 1 to 7] by Tarisa Warinai

Author:Tarisa Warinai
Language: eng
Format: epub

【SKILLS】

INNATE SKILLS: Swordplay 4.89, Ice Magic 2.58+1.10

ACQUIRED SKILLS: Martial Arts 1.56, Dimensional Magic 5.25+0.10, Responsiveness 3.56, Thought Streams 1.47, Knitting 1.07, Swindling 1.34, Magical Combat 0.72

【SKILLS】

INNATE SKILLS: Weapon Combat 2.20, Swordplay 2.12, Pseudo-Divine Eyes 1.00, Magical Combat 2.27, Bloodknack 5.00, Holy Magic 1.03

ACQUIRED SKILLS: Reading 0.52, Doll Body 1.00, Concentration 0.21

We’d each picked up one new skill, though the numbers attached to them were low. We’d essentially only dipped our feet in the pond, but it was still concrete progress, so I was grinning. Lastiara had to be able to see our newly acquired skills too; she was smiling like a girl who’d just been gifted some pretty new clothes. My heart started racing—but I immediately tamped down my emotions, calming myself down so as not to stimulate ???. I gave her a high five instead, the same we’re-friends thing I’d always do.

“Hey, Kanami. Is there any other intensive training we oughta be doing?” She must not have ever attained anything by working for it before. She edged up to me all excited.

Could you not? It’s making it harder to keep my emotions in check. “Hmm, let’s see...”

I pondered the matter using Thought Streams and took Lorwen out of my inventory.

“A sword? Oh, I get it. You’re gonna teach me Lorwen Arrace’s moves?”

“Yeah. I think it’ll help you be an immediate threat, and knowing you, you should be able to learn.”

I wouldn’t be able to teach her everything. I couldn’t even say that I understood all of Lorwen’s sword techniques myself. However, as someone who inherited his sword style, I was sure I could teach her a thing or two. Lorwen, for his part, would have wanted his knowledge of the blade to spread, and Lastiara had a keen interest in it as well. The potential benefits of teaching her didn’t stop there either. The sword possessed a wealth of special abilities, and one of them allowed the wielder to recall Lorwen’s swordsmanship. If I made good use of that, I might be able to understand the nitty gritty of blade theory that Lorwen had been unable to convey. I could be killing three birds with one stone this way.

“Maybe if I get Fenrir Arrace to be my coach, I’ll learn faster.” She closed her eyes and scraped the bottom of her MP tank. “Bloodspell: Fenrir Arrace.”

Her hair changed color a little, and all of a sudden, her sword stance lost its weak spots. If what she was saying was true, I was bearing witness to Fenrir Arrace, former Blademaster and current head of the Arrace Clan, at the peak of his powers.

“All right, let’s do some light swordplay. Watch and be in the moment. Try to remember.”

When Lorwen taught me, it had been almost entirely by way of combat, so I wanted to try emulating his teaching style.

“Okay, got it. Let’s do it!”

Holding our respective swords at the ready, we began to swing at each other, stopping just before we could land a hit. I may have lost our mage duel, but when it came to a sword fight, I had the advantage.

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