Riezel's Summon

By now, Riezel had naturally worked out how levels in YGGDRASIL compared to those in the DanMachi World.

Though this applied only under normal circumstances and not to exceptional cases, barring surprises, the level comparison between the two worlds was roughly as follows—

Levels 1-14 in YGGDRASIL corresponded to Lv.1 in the DanMachi World.

Levels 15-28 in YGGDRASIL corresponded to Lv.2 in the DanMachi World.

Levels 29-42 in YGGDRASIL corresponded to Lv.3 in the DanMachi World.

Levels 43-56 in YGGDRASIL corresponded to Lv.4 in the DanMachi World.

Levels 57-70 in YGGDRASIL corresponded to Lv.5 in the DanMachi World.

Then, levels 70-85 roughly corresponded to Lv.6, while levels 86-100 roughly corresponded to Lv.7.

Thus, the Heroic Domain, which one only entered upon reaching level 29 in the Overlord World, happened to correspond to Lv.3. Ainz Ooal Gown, the level-100 max-level player of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, along with the many Floor Guardians, corresponded to Lv.7.

Under such circumstances, it was easy to calculate the levels of monsters summoned through spells of different tiers.

After all, it had been mentioned before that in YGGDRASIL, the levels of monsters that could be summoned by Summoning Magic varied according to the tier, corresponding exactly to the levels at which magic-class players in YGGDRASIL could learn spells of a particular tier.

Players could learn First Tier spells at levels 1-7, so monsters summoned using First Tier Summoning Magic were also levels 1-7.

Players could learn Second Tier spells at levels 8-14, so monsters summoned using Second Tier Summoning Magic were also levels 8-14.

And levels 1-14 in YGGDRASIL happened to correspond to Lv.1 in the DanMachi World.

In other words, monsters summoned using First Tier or Second Tier Summoning Magic were equivalent to Lv.1 monsters.

By the same logic, monsters summoned using Third Tier