If the Demon Lord, already the strongest being in the Otherworld, was cautious enough to send people to wait in the Newbie Village before the Hero had even been summoned, determined to kill the Hero before he could grow—
Then Seiya Ryuguin, who reached max level before even leaving the Newbie Village, was a Hero whose caution was unbelievable. In Ristarte's words, he was cautious to a pathological degree.
A cautious Demon Lord was a Hero's misfortune. But when a cautious Demon Lord encountered a Hero even more cautious than himself, it could only be called a mutual rush toward each other—there was always a higher mountain.
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "You can do that?"
He had not played many games, so they had better not fool him.
You could level up like that in the Otherworld?
Umaru Doma: "Theoretically, it's possible, but it shouldn't work in practice."
Umaru Doma: "The main reason it's called a Newbie Village is that the monsters there are not very strong and their levels are low. Even the bosses generally won't exceed level twenty."
Umaru Doma: "They exist to help players transition into the game and get familiar with it."
Umaru Doma: "It's fine when a player's level is low; they can raise it by killing those monsters. But once a player reaches a higher level, the experience those weak monsters provide becomes very limited."
Umaru Doma: "In many games, high-level players can't gain experience from low-level monsters at all."
Umaru Doma: "Even if they can, the amount they get is extremely low. Even wiping out every monster in the Newbie Village would make it hard to gain even one level."
Umaru Doma: "So reaching max level in the Newbie Village should be impossible."
Umaru Doma: "Unless