DUNGEON DIVE: Aim for the Deepest Level Volume 7 [Parts 1 to 8] by Tarisa Warinai

Author:Tarisa Warinai
Language: eng
Format: epub

【STATUS】

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, Smithing 0.69

A few hours later, I was wobbling on my feet. But there it was, in my menu: Smithing.

I smiled. “I know this sounds insane, but please, Mr. Alibers, let me give you a hand.”

“After seeing you give off the same amount o’ magic energy as during your finals match in the Brawl, I can’t exactly say no to a request like that. Then again, these are my master’s orders, so I was never gonna say no to begin with.”

He seemed intrigued. I wasted no time walking through the workshop with a stride like I’d been using the rolls I picked up for years and years, and soon I was helping Mr. Alibers with his work. Needless to say, I made mistakes at first. Seeing and doing were completely different, after all. You could even say they were worlds apart. Yet the amount of experience I’d gained was on another level too. Using Dimension, I could adjust errors of less than a millimeter on a second-by-second basis. I sensed Mr. Alibers’s gaze and the way he flexed his muscles as he worked next to me, predicting what he wanted. Mobilizing all the knowledge I’d acquired, I ordered my body to move in the most efficient way. At the same time, I memorized the temperature of the forge and the timing of steel striking steel. I felt the heat on my skin, pounded the steel with my own hand. Copying the skilled blacksmiths of Laoravia, I moved exactly the same way they did, and...

After assisting him for about an hour, he completed the first stage of his work and we took a break.

“I see. I’m getting the hang of it. Smithing can get pretty deep, huh?” I muttered candidly.

He was practically trembling in fear. “The master o’ my guild reached mid-level smithing skill...in less than an hour.”

“Uh...I’ve got confidence in my dexterity, see.” My usual excuse.

“Oh, that’s beyond dexterous, believe you me. No, this is something else. Something more terrifying...though I guess it can’t be helped when it’s you, Master. I remember Tayly over there saying something awful similar. Heh heh, heh heh heh. That’s my master for ya. You’re the guild’s great hero!”

Shocked though he was, he laughed with blushing cheeks. These people’s hero fixation really was disconcerting. Despite the fact that I’d stolen all the skills he’d built up till now, he was staring at me with a sparkle in his eyes. The look he gave me screamed, “Our guildmaster’s the hero, so this shouldn’t surprise anybody!”

Reassured that I hadn’t ended up wounding his pride as a smith, I brazenly asked for yet another favor.

“Before long, I’m gonna want to try making something nice and simple myself.”

“You got it. Frightening as it is,” he said, the joy on his face still there, “I’m sure ya can forge it without no trouble. No need to hold back; as far as I’m concerned, you can make something right here, right now.

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