"Only by Monster Hunting can we earn points. The closer we are to this city, the more monsters there are, and the more opportunities we have to hunt. But for safety, we have to escape the city limits, and the farther away, the better. This option is undoubtedly telling us, 'It's time to run.'"
"But according to the second page of the panel, there are three missions in total. We've been doing the third one all along: Monster Hunting to earn exchange points. The first is the survival mission. But the second says we have to hunt 'Tier 3s.'"
"Actually, when we first arrived on the first day, none of the monsters were a match for us, even though we were ordinary people.
"At that time, although we were said to be 'Tier 0 to Tier 1,' we were actually just ordinary people. So the most ordinary monsters hadn't undergone the strengthening of a 'third evolution' either, and could be considered Tier 0."
"On the first night, the monsters that survived the first day evolved into 'first evolution bodies.' They should count as standard 'Tier 1s.' We could see that after four or five enhancements to our physiques, we were about as strong as they were."
"The monsters on the second night, the 'second evolution bodies,' transformed straight into 'Tier 2s.' If we enhanced our physiques ten
"times, we would be their equivalent. However, because the ability options had been unlocked, everyone leaned toward exchanging points for 'abilities.' So, basically, once we became Tier 2, we were stronger than second evolution bodies, but without becoming Tier 2, we were weaker than them."
"The 'third evolutions' that transformed on the third night weren't much stronger themselves than second evolution bodies, but they had more 'underlings' to help them. Among them, the