Finding Avalon: The Quest of a Chaosbringer Volume 1 [Parts 1 to 8] by Akito Narusawa

Author:Akito Narusawa
Language: eng
Format: epub

*TIPS: Power leveling: When a lower-level player enlists the assistance of a higher level player to gain experience points and level up quickly and safely.

Her confusion was justified. Level three adventurers shouldn’t lose to slimes, and the only way I could’ve gotten to level three was by successfully defeating slimes.

“I started feeling ill that day, which is why,” I answered.

“I knew it didn’t make sense,” commented Oomiya. “Nobody could make it into this school if they couldn’t beat a slime.”

It surprised me how friendly Oomiya was to me. She didn’t harbor any reservations about being in the same party. Nitta struck me as odd, too, as I had no memory of seeing her in the game. Why had someone so gorgeous been left out of the story? Perhaps it wasn’t so strange. Characters had only gotten screen time if they’d had some connection to the protagonist or a heroine.

We finalized the formation we’d use in the dungeon while eating our meals, then headed to the weapon factories.

Murai had explained that to rent weapons, we’d have to register them in our terminals. The process was free too, so I planned to rent one if I found one I liked. The factories only had ordinary steel weapons, so none used magical ores mined from the dungeon, but to buy one outright would cost as much as a PC.

“What do you think of this one?” Oomiya asked.

“Wow, check out this bow!” said Nitta. “I think I’ll snag this one.”

Nitta and Oomiya browsed the selections with giggling excitement.

I joined them in the rental section to hunt down a good mace and picked one up to get a feel for the grip. The metal weapons were a lead weight in my hands, even the small ones, and they’d be a pain to carry around. A wooden weapon would be easier for me to swing around with my low strength stat. I spotted a spiked wooden mace that looked like a troll’s club, so I went for that.

“It’s almost one,” said Oomiya, “so we should get back to Murai.”

“Narumi,” said Nitta, “you’d better show us how a level three does things, okay?”

“You can count on me!” I replied.

We navigated through the crowds of people going in and out of the Adventurers’ Guild and arrived at the meeting space. There must’ve been thousands of people since many adventurers ran through the final checks of their raid plans. Some people had rolled out mats on the ground and sold goods, like a flea market. Although they needed a license to sell items on the street, the foot traffic guaranteed profit.

I looked toward our prearranged meeting point by the clock tower. Most of the class had already arrived and were chatting among themselves. I stood next to Oomiya and Nitta while we waited for Murai, and I listened to our classmates’ discussions to pass the time.

“I’m already level two,” one said.

“Wow, that’s amazing!”

“I heard a guy from another class is already over level ten.”

I gathered that Akagi, his group,

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