It had been about a day.
In the darkness, a faint glow slowly advanced.
Molly carried a lantern, but at that moment her eyes were closed as she felt her way along the wall.
And she was still on the first floor!
"The time is almost up."
Buzz, buzz, buzz...
A faint vibration flowed from her fingers into her body.
Molly opened her eyes and looked at the passage before her, which seemed unchanged in the slightest.
"This is the forty-third time..."
"It took about half an hour again. I wonder where I've been moved to this time?"
The labyrinth had changed again.
The map was useless now.
After discovering the original route had vanished the first time...
"Are you trying to stop me?"
Molly chuckled softly and gently stroked the wall beside her.
"Or rather, you're trying to trap me here."
Something wasn't right...
"That guildmaster!"
A cold glint flashed in Molly's eyes, while the smile at the corners of her lips grew even wider.
According to the information she had previously obtained from the guild, the first through fifth floors of the labyrinth should all have been dungeon-like structures with stable layouts and roaming monsters.
Yet now, let alone seeing even a single monster...
The passages throughout the entire first floor had fallen into a state of disorderly change.
Once, she had even been moved into a space surrounded by walls on all four sides.
The guild responsible for this area couldn't possibly be unaware of such changes in the labyrinth.
Even if every adventurer who entered had died inside, a guild that had received no information should still have inferred that something abnormal had happened within the labyrinth.
Yet that man had offered no explanation whatsoever.
"Then the odds that the anomaly only appeared after I entered