DanMachi: Starting My Dungeon Journey with "Stella"!
After hitting hard pity three times in a row playing Fate/Grand Order, a frustrated gamer smashed his phone in a fit of rage. The phone promptly exploded, blasting him straight into another world inside the body of Fujimaru Ritsuka. Waking up in a gloomy forest, he collapsed from hunger and thirst—only to be rescued by the Goddess Astraea.
Now part of the Astraea Familia, Ritsuka realizes he can harness the Noble Phantasms of Heroic Spirits and immediately decides to break the Dungeon with insane gacha logic.
If "Stella" sacrifices the user's life to deal catastrophic damage, simple: use Hundred-Face Hassan's Noble Phantasm to create clones first, then unleash a twenty-fold "Stella" carpet bomb to speedrun the Dungeon!
Teammates refuse to be sacrificed for Chen Gong's tactics? Easy: summon giant sea monsters with Gilles de Rais' Noble Phantasm and launch them as high-explosive artillery shells!
Angra Mainyu's damage-reflecting curse doesn't hit hard enough? Pair it with Spartacus's absurd masochistic endurance to absorb lethal blows and reflect double the agony back!
If a Floor Boss isn't weak to your weapons, use Saint George to forcibly turn it into a "Dragon" so every attack deals massive super-effective damage.
If you need a stat boost, summon Hans Christian Andersen to ruthlessly roast everyone's deepest insecurities until the emotional damage transforms into god-tier buffs.
If a boss is too fast to dodge, run a double Euryale setup and trap the enemy in an infinite charm-lock loop until it dies of pure embarrassment.
When rumors instantly spread across Orario about the Astraea Familia's terrifying new recruit—a man who commands dark, suicidal, and cursed magic—the Guild is left baffled, rival Familias are horrified, and even the Gods question their own sanity.
Holding suicide-clones in one hand and deadly curses in the other, Ritsuka can only smile innocently:
"How rude! I'm an Ally of Justice, you know."
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