To her, it mustve simply been so strong against aquatic monsters by default.
Miria, which is the highest floor you have ever visited?
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She says that when it comes to the Labyrinths, she has only ever been on the first floor, not counting the ones she entered with us.
In that case, I think that the eighth floor might still be a little bit too much for her, but she should probably be fine on the fifth floor of Quratars Labyrinth since the main monsters there are Collagen Corals, so she should be able to fight against them just fine with her Diver Job.
Now that we all agreed that Collagen Corals are aquatic monsters that should be vulnerable to Mirias Anti-Aquatic EnhancementSkill, we decided to move down to the fifth floor where Collagen Corals were the main enemies so that Miria Could try her hand at fighting with them.
While once again being guided by Roxannes nose, I told Miria to move to the frontlines and give fighting the monsters of the fifth floor a try. Since we went down to the fifth floor with our current levels and equipment, the battles here were not taking that much of our time anymore. Or rather, we could be ending all of the battles in the blink of an eye, but the three of us have decided against it in order to give Miria a genuine chance at fighting on her own.
Miria was able to fight against Collagen Corals without any major difficulties, but still, she was taking a surprisingly large amount of hits from the counterattacks that they were launching towards her when sh was attacking them. Just as I expected, it doesnt seem like Miria is able to dodge the enemy attacks with the same kind of prowess as Roxanne does, and honestly, that makes me more than a little relieved. If it turned out that every member of the Beastkin race is secretly a god of dodging like Roxanne, then I think I wouldve just broke down and started crying on the spot.
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Yes, desu!
Good. Now, can you ask her if shed be okay with moving to the eighth floor next? The main monster of that floor in the Labyrinth of Vale is Collagen Coral as well, and if shes managed to do so good against them here on the fifth floor, then I dont think that the eighth floor should be too difficult for her as well.
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She says that as long as Collagen Corals are going to be the main enemies, then shes okay with fighting them no matter which floor they might be on.
Are you sure? Youre not saying this just to make sure that youre not dragging us down, right?
Right, desu!
Miria replied with a confidently cheerful voice. If shes so sure that shes going to be able to handle stronger enemies, then it is time for us to move from the fifth floor of Quratars Labyrinth to the eighth floor of Vales Labyrinth. This is the floor where I originally wanted to begin our morning exploration routine, but the demonstration of our fighting tactics on the twelfth floor took precedence over that.
Thankfully, the Labyrinth of Vale was as empty and void of people as usual, probably because it was still a relatively early morning. Of course, we should still exercise caution in order to not let any accidental passers-by see me using my magic or swinging Durandal around, but other than that, we should be able to do pretty much whatever we want in here.
We start our trek through the eighth floor of Vales Labyrinth. Normally, it takes three Spells in order to defeat a single Collagen Coral Lv.8, so I performed a Character Resetand increased the amount of Bonus Points added to my INT stat in order to reduce the necessary amount of Spells needed to almost kill a single Collagen Coral from three to two, but whenever we are happening upon Collagen Corals, I generally tend to leave them up to Miria to finish them off.
Across the next few battles, I had her defeat the opponents by using different weapons, including the Steel Spear, a Scimitar and with her bare hands, since hen I was going through the list of Mirias Jobs I noticed that she didnt have neither Swordsman nor Monk Jobs. The bonuses from their passives are pretty handy to have, so I wanted Miria to have access to them as well in order to make her that much stronger.
While she was holding the Steel Spear in her hands, she was able to defeat the enemies with ease, but whenever she was fighting them with just a sword, she was prone to getting herself caught in the monsters counterattacks, but strangely enough, when she was fighting with bare hands, she was the one doing lots of counterattacking, and thats why I was always there for her, with my Plating and Medical Treatmentat the ready to patch her up whenever she needed it. And once these battles were over, I opened up the Party Job settings again, confirming that Miria indeed managed to unlock the Swordsman Lv.1 and Monk.Lv.1 Jobs, so with them and their passive bonuses to her stats, I think she should have more than enough strength to be okay from this point onward.
Okay Miria, are you ready to challenge some of the enemies that are not aquatic monsters?