Re-Awakening: I Ascend with a Legendary class

Chapter 14: Nest of Willowbees, Thunderbird Guild Group (1/2)

There were eight major locations on the first floor of the Labyrinth, like Fairy Mountain. Exploring any of those eight locations and adventuring there successfully can make Adventurers powerful, as each Major location has monsters up to Silver rank level 10, which is also the limit of level on the first floor.

On the Fairy Mountain, the higher one went up, the stronger the monsters one would encounter, including Silver-rank monsters.

The bronze rank’s limit was level 10. After reaching level 10, two things happen—1. Specialized class quest. 2. Advancement Trial to reach Silver rank and start from level 0 until level 30 for Gold rank trial.

Almond’s goal was to reach level 10 by clearing the Nest of Willowbees.

It was dangerous as Willowbees were flying monsters and required a certain amount of combat expertise and skills, but it was the fastest place to reach level 10 on the first day of the Labyrinth.

According to the calculation of Experience needed to reach level 10 from level 7, one was required to kill 15 level 10 Monsters, 50 level 9 Monsters, or 100 level 8 monsters to reach level 10.

Farming in one place wasn’t useful because killing the same monsters, lower level than them, would eventually give them zero EXP.

As the trio finally entered the area of towering trees, Natalia almost cursed out loud.

The three of them quickly hid behind a tree.

"Shit, there’s already a group here," Natalia whispered. "What do we do?"

"Are they familiar to you, Lily?" Almond asked as he secretly looked at them.

Lily’s head was right above him as they both peeked out from behind the tree to look at the group of six people.

They were similar in their age but had an older man in his mid-twenties with them as well.

"They are foreigners... definitely not from our city," Lily narrowed her eyes. "Although their outfits are different, each of them has an armband above their elbows, which is kinda familiar."

Almond felt his head on a soft cushion as Lily’s breasts pressed on him, her arms around his neck from above as she entered a thoughtful state to remember about the armband.

But then, they heard something and looked back.

Natalia’s clone was running towards them, her eyes and expression weary, and her outfit dirty as if she had recently experienced some struggle.

The group silently watched her. One girl, three boys at eighteen years old, and a twenty-five-year-old man who was a Knight.

The boys, seeing Natalia’s breasts bouncing, couldn’t help but look there as they felt blood rushing below. She was a mage and wore a dress that showed her cleavage, so it was a tempting sight.

’Horny bastards,’ Natalia internally snorted.

She quietly arrived behind the boulder as well and took deep breaths as her chest heaved up and down before weakly smiling, "I-I’m sorry to disturb you, but my group and I separated because of Blade Mantis."

"Blade Mantis? You didn’t bring it here, right?" the man in his mid-twenties asked with a frown.

"I...don’t think so," Natalia hesitantly shook her head before she pleaded as her eyes got a bit teary, "I-I can’t survive alone. Can I stay with you, please?"

"Yeah, of course," a blond-haired young man said with a dashing smile as he approached her, "A fair lady like you shouldn’t wander this mountain alone."

"Zoren, you know we can’t do that," the Knight said as his brows furrowed.

"I said we can," Zoren glanced at the knight. "Any problem with that, Henry?"

’This damn playboy,’ Henry internally cursed, but he couldn’t defy Zoren, who was the second son of Vice-Guildmaster of Thunderbird Guild.

The other three didn’t say anything because they had no say in this, though the two boys were stealing glances at Natalia’s figure while the red-haired girl appeared a bit annoyed and looked at the beehive as she ignored this matter.

"Come, sit here for a bit," Zoren gently grabbed Natalia’s shoulders and sat her down at the boulder.

’The plan might go smoother than expected thanks to this playboy.’