Multiverse Adventure – My Journey Begins in Danmachi 23

Multiverse Adventure – My Journey Begins in Danmachi 23

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Edited by: Tiny Fan Fiction

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Chapter 23 I’ll give you a good time~good time~

Although Noah wanted to see if getting drunk would make him more resistant to alcohol, and he was curious enough to try it out.

But Loki and Riveria and others seemed to be hesitant for some reason and ultimately refused his request.

After all, a lv5 player going crazy drunk is completely different from a little girl getting drunk.

Especially since Loki Familia, although it’s one of the two big factions, isn’t exactly rich.

Because even though they make a lot of money, they end up spending just as much!

Before talking about the Large Number spiritual pills and supplies Every Time buys for his expedition, just the equipment for a few Advanced Adventurer members alone costs several billion Valis.

You could say that most of the money Noah earned from Deep Floor adventures ends up being transferred to Hephaistos, Dian Cecht, and Goibniu, these production-focused Familia members.

Therefore, Loki Familia has neither the budget nor the intention to renovate Twilight Manor right now!

Thanks to Adventurer’s Body, although most of the members are led by Loki and start drinking from the moment they enter at night, they continue until the moon is high, finally passing out drunk.

It was Noah and a few Elf-led members who didn’t drink alcohol who ended up cleaning up the aftermath of the party.

Less than ten individuals, led by Riveria, cleaned the kitchen and helped lift the intoxicated members back to their rooms while assigning them night missions.

Despite the girls complaining endlessly and even kicking some members out of sheer spite, they still took the cleanup seriously.

As the main chef for the party, Noah didn’t get much praise from the Elves, or rather, he wasn’t allowed to do much more than ferrying the drunk men back to their rooms.

Helping him with this task was Riveria, a tall and slender Elf woman who moved so gracefully that lifting one individual seemed like she was holding up an apple.

“Noah, after discussing it with Finn, I’ll be teaching you the various knowledge needed to become an Adventurer over the next few days,” Riveria said.

In the dimly lit hallway, a bit of moonlight filtered through the windows and bounced off the marble floor, casting a delicate curve across Riveria’s refined features.

Her high cheekbones were framed by thin lips, and her pale skin was smooth enough that you could almost see the faint blue veins running beneath it.

Her emerald-green hair swayed gently with each step, like the hauntingly beautiful sound of her voice echoing through the corridor, giving off a sense of emptiness.

“Tomorrow morning, first go to Guild registration with me, then what do you plan to do?”

Noah didn’t immediately answer but was deep in thought.

Not about Riveria’s question, but about the elf princess’s delicate neck he just glanced at, a strange urge welled up inside him.

Strange, why did that desire to bite her neck and exchange fluids feel stronger than before?

Could Falna still have an effect on developing his Bloodline?

Am I really a Vampire?

Looking at Moon, Noah realized his heart was calm and normal, without any excitement.

Noah liked Moon because the bright moonlight helped him avoid attacks from the supernatural during the night. It made him feel safe.

All sorts of questions crossed his mind, which he then suppressed.

“Hmm, I don’t have a plan for exploring the Dungeon yet. I think I’ll stick with my current strength for now.”

Glancing at Noah out of the corner of his eye, Riveria approved with a trace of approval in his eyes. He seemed relieved to have a capable successor.

“Since that’s the case, I’ll explain how the Dungeon and its monsters are distributed. Oh, you know about Magic now—how familiar are you with it?”

“I guess I’ll manage.”

He threw both of them onto a bed in one room.

In the next room, he threw Riveria’s two people onto the bed as well.

The only difference was that Riveria’s actions were much rougher than Noah’s. He practically “threw” them onto the bed.

Clearly, she didn’t hold a grudge against the drunkards of Familia as he seemed.

“That works. Let’s get started with class.”

“Class?”

Mentioning this, Noah couldn’t help but imagine Riveria wearing gold-rimmed glasses, holding a whip, and looking down at him with an intimidating expression.

Riveria is known for her strict role in Familia, but Noah still feels like her image has collapsed somehow.

“Hmm, I’m really curious about your Magic and skills. Wasting time is a big sin!”

Even though she’s an Elf, Riveria isn’t conservative or stubborn. She wants to share some Elven Race secrets that aren’t widely known.

On the other hand, as the first Arcanist of Europe and Loki Familia’s main damage dealer, she has always wanted to pass her knowledge on to individuals.

The best would be to find someone who can explore Magic with her. Otherwise, at least train a successor who can take over in critical moments.

Unfortunately, there was no suitable candidate before.

In the city, the only Arcanist who could match her is Hedin Selland, the white wizard from Familia of Freya.

That Elf possesses a Spirit Force and Mana control that surpasses Riveria’s. Her Magic range is even beyond hers.

Even Riveria has to admit that besides her Magic power, she doesn’t have anything stronger than him.

If they were fighting alone, she would probably lose badly.

However, considering the half-enemy status of their Familias, even if they could work together, Riveria still feels there’s nothing to talk about… except for being laborers in Familia.

There are many promising successors within Familia, but most seem limited at first glance.

The only student, Ais, has strong Magic but is clearly a Swordsman path.

Now that Noah has come along, Riveria naturally wouldn’t let him go to waste.

Even though Noah is a Swordsman, the fact that his Lightning Magic can be freely triggered and developed, plus the rare skill “Magic Creation,” makes her excited.

Thinking about this, Riveria’s frustration from being forced by FinnLoki to take care of someone subsided. Instead, she felt a surge of excitement.

She wanted to teach him more thoroughly than Ais!

Beside her, Noah suddenly felt cold as he thought about going for a bath and then relaxing.

His strong intuition from the “Hymn of Spring” skill was ringing alarm bells. He had a bad feeling something bad was about to happen.

Could Valetta be coming to get him?

But when he looked around, he didn’t see any danger.

The moonlight is beautiful, the wind is gentle, and everything else is perfect.

“Alright, I’ll show you around Familia tomorrow morning. We can start the related courses in the afternoon. Is that okay?”

Hearing Riveria’s question, Noah unconsciously nodded.

“Sure, no problem.”

It’s just Magic class, right? How hard can it be?

That’s what Noah was thinking at the time.

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