Thus, he continued upward with his Magic Spirits, cautiously emerging from the stairway on the upper floor.
"We're on the fifth floor!"
By dividing the student body in this manner, the professors ensured that those able to hold their ground above the fifth floor either had stable teams, were outstanding lone students, or were upperclassmen.
Once ghosts appeared in groups, their threat level increased by at least one star.
Therefore, quite a few third-year students only kept their activities confined to the fourth floor and did not dare venture onto the fifth floor lightly.
Moreover, from this point onward, he would have to compete with upperclassmen, making things undoubtedly more difficult!
But that was precisely what made it more challenging.
Dark took out his Sorting Card, preparing to use the resource map to select a nearby resource point to explore.
Since he was a second-year student, only a small number of his allotted hundred resource points were located on the upper floors, so his range of choices was actually quite limited.
Misdreavus's cry suddenly became shrill.
Gatomon's ears shot up as she said in a low voice, "They're here!"
And the potential rewards would certainly be greater as well.
"Meow!"
He shortened his cane and tucked it into his waist before summoning the Sickle-Cutting Dagger.
Although he did not intend to fight personally, if he encountered a situation where there was no other choice, he would still have to act when necessary.
Dark immediately put away the Sorting Card and prepared to deal with the approaching ghosts.
"Looks like I'm quite popular. I'd barely come up, and ghosts were already here to welcome me."
Realizing that a group of ghosts was approaching, Dark immediately prepared to summon Renamon.
Not long after, the first ghost lunged out from the corridor on