Pickup Group Recruitment (1)

After clearing their first C-rank dungeon, Allen and the others updated their Adventurer IDs at the Adventurers' Guild and became D-rank adventurers.

Now that they had cleared a dungeon, they decided to make visiting the lowest floor of a C-rank dungeon once a day their daily quota. Of course, they would go to the lowest floor even on days they had classes.

Apparently, even after a lowest-floor boss was defeated, it reappeared every night at midnight. The steel sword dropped by the first lowest-floor boss they defeated sold for two gold coins.

Since the four of them lived together, that made it a valuable source of income. They weren't looking to live lavishly, but eating out for all three meals cost a fair amount. Klena ate quite a lot, and they also had to pay tuition.

They kept the magic stones they found in dungeons for Allen, so the rewards from the lowest-floor bosses became shared activity funds for the four of them.

Defeating a lowest-floor boss earned them a reward worth around one or two gold coins if sold. The rewards varied: weapons, armor, potions, and all sorts of other things. They seemed pretty random.

Once they cleared the second C-rank dungeon they were currently working on, they planned to add its lowest-floor boss to their daily quota.

Within a fifteen-minute walk of the base where Allen and the others lived, there were three C-rank dungeons, two B-rank dungeons, and one A-rank dungeon, for a total of six.

They talked about adding more lowest-floor bosses to their daily routine each time they cleared another dungeon.

Everyone agreed with this plan, but Cecil had one suggestion...