The Martial Unity

"Alright, prep up, both of you.," A man announced to two others in a dispatch facility. "We're continuing yesterday's exploration operation in route twenty-eight."

The others nodded with steely expressions. Had one been in their presence, one would have realized that they were all Martial Artists, that too particularly strong ones.

"Sigh, another day of exploring that dark and scary dungeon?" One of them sighed. "Can I quit?"

"Tsk, as cowardly as always Suran," The man tutted. "Honestly, how on Earth did someone like you become a Martial Squire? It's embarrassing to me that I'm in the same Martial Realm as someone as shamefully fearful of danger as you."

"It's because I'm so shamefully fearful of danger that I managed to climb up to the Squire Realm, boss," Squire Suran replied shrugging his shoulder.

"How can you not want to explore the dungeon?!" Another chimed in. "It's so exciting and otherworldly! You don't see these kind of esoteric phenomena anywhere else in the Human Realm at least!"

"Tsk, get away from me you adventure junkie," Squire Suran tutted with a look of disdain on his face. "It's idiots like you that die first."

"I'd rather die in an adventure than live like a coward!"

enough, Suran, Crill," The team leader sternly ordered, putting an end to their bickering. "I said get prepped,

enough, the three of them had equipped themselves with all the gear

sky-walked to the Shionel Dungeon, before quickly entering it from a

into a device. "Time of entering the dungeon is

leader unfolded a portal device that extended downwards with a plate attached to the bottom end of it. He waved it over the ground a bit before it

first marked checkpoint detected, let's

loved his life, despite what he said. The Shionel Dungeon was simply too dangerous to go around walking without

where even Martial Squires were in immediate danger. This was why the Exploration Department had assigned

S-rank adventurers, to be preoccupied with other matters when traveling

The markers were small spheres that were embedded into the ground and were the

would have absolutely no fathoming of any sort whatsoever whether they were anywhere near their old path. He only recognized the entrances and the starting ten meters. Beyond that, his senses were too hampered, his sense of

pathways to choose and which to avoid. However, he gave trying to remember all of them after the first fifteen numbers. There were simply far too many junctions in their way for each of which he

"SSSSKK!"

BAM!!