This expedition had truly benefited Riezel immensely.
Previously, the deepest floor he had ever reached was the 17th Floor.
There, he had encountered the Floor Master Goliath and fought it in a life-or-death battle, ultimately successfully reaching Lv.4.
Since then, although Riezel had entered the Dungeon every day, because he needed to make a round trip within the day, he could only descend to around the 20th Floor at most. Anything deeper was territory he had never set foot in.
Therefore, over these past two weeks, as Riezel followed the Loki Familia's expedition party deeper into the Dungeon, he had also witnessed many extraordinary sights he had never heard of before.
For example, the floors from the 19th to the 24th Floor, the "Great Tree Labyrinth," which resembled an underground forest.
For example, the floors from the 25th to the 27th Floor, the "Water Capital Maze," known as a paradise of water.
And then there were the wilderness floors that appeared from the 30th Floor onward.
If one did not see such strange and wondrous sights with their own eyes, no one would ever imagine that they existed within the Dungeon.
Though Riezel had known of these marvels through his knowledge of the original work, knowing they existed and seeing them in person were entirely different experiences.
The amazement and shock that welled up from the depths of his heart truly broadened his horizons.
Of course, compared to the Dungeon's scenery, what had truly benefited Riezel most were the countless monsters they had slain throughout the expedition.
Based on the difficulty of each floor in the Dungeon, the Guild that governed the city had broadly divided the explored floors into several categories.
The 1st through 12th Floors were the Upper Floors, where the resident monsters were generally classified as Lv.1.