DUNGEON DIVE: Aim for the Deepest Level Volume 9 by Tarisa Warinai

Author:Tarisa Warinai [WARINAI, TARISA]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2024-12-06T00:00:00+00:00

[MONSTER] White Snake: Rank 60

This one, too, was close in size to its normal counterpart, but the surface of its body was shiny like a Pierce Pigeon’s. The White Snake slithered toward us but was intercepted by Liner with his twin swords. His sharp blade easily repelled the small body of the snake. However, it didn’t actually pierce the creature’s scales. After seeing that, I also spotted new monsters approaching from other directions.

I couldn’t stand the thought of being surrounded by a wide variety of monsters I had never seen before, so I began casting a spell. “Dimension: Faultline! Nosfy, Liner, I’m going to mess with distances to keep the most troublesome ones away from you, and then you can take them down!” I used magic freely, distorting the space around us. Instead of simply sending all the monsters flying far away, I adjusted their positions so that they would reach us in the order of ascending rank, as I could see in their Stats. My two party members, who had guessed my idea of wanting each monster to be destroyed individually, began to focus on the nearest enemy.

“Understood, Master Kanami! And, Liner, please observe the enemy’s body more closely. You see the light magic flowing there, don’t you? Physical attacks won’t work on this kind of foe.”

“So that’s what I have to do! Well then, Scythe Wynd!”

“A good choice. I shall follow suit. Scythe Light!”

With the helpful advice from Nosfy, Liner was able to successfully intercept the enemy. And just as the two magic blades caught the monster, I saw the other Guardian about to follow them into battle.

“Lorde! Don’t you dare move!”

“Huh? I shouldn’t?”

Somehow, the very person who had caused this situation was about to join the fray with a bayonet in hand.

“Of course you shouldn’t! Why did you think you could join us?!”

“Well, it looked like you could use help...is all...”

“This is your fault!”

“Ah...oh...”

My reprimand seemed to have finally forced Lorde to realize the seriousness of what she’d done. She got a little teary-eyed and let the wind bayonet dissipate. While it might have been all fun and games to her, it was a matter of life and death to us. I kept an eye on her to make sure she didn’t do anything unnecessary that would make things worse. After stopping Lorde, I tried to assess the situation with Dimension rather than drawing my sword. I would rather give instructions here than join the front line, because it would increase the overall strength of the party. The only decent offensive magic I could use right now was Distance Mute; I was still practicing the others.

Rather than wasting time on the front lines with that spell, which had poor MP consumption and hit rate, it would be better to concentrate on supporting the two on the front line. I judged that to be the optimal solution based on my battle experience to date and my Intelligence stat.

In accordance with that judgment, I concentrated all of my abilities and every last nerve in my body on understanding and commanding the battlefield.

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