The Silver-Tier Set

"Damn it, my God!"

"Just by killing one mutant fish, I've leveled up and even activated an automatic trigger skill!"

"Henry, if word got out about the effects of your support class, it would drive anyone in this world insane."

Henry laughed heartily, honestly a bit shocked himself.

Anna Daisy's arrow had just triggered his hundredfold amplification effect, skyrocketing his level from 4 to 6.

"We're just getting started. Our goal today is to reach level 30."

"Besides that, we need to farm at least one bronze-tier set."

Bronze-tier set.

Anna Daisy's eyes lit up.

This was the gear that ordinary awakeners dreamed of, each piece of the set adding certain attribute damage, with the combined set providing an amplification effect.

Thinking of this, Anna Daisy looked at Henry even more tenderly, almost wishing she could devour the man whole.

"Henry, I swear, even if you asked me to perform oral in this dangerous dungeon, I wouldn't mind. You are truly miraculous."

Henry slapped Anna Daisy's shapely rear with a playful look.

"I wouldn't mind either, but first you need to clear out all the monsters in this area. Then we can have a real, deep conversation."

"Just rest here and don't get too close to the monsters. Leave all of them to me."

Fearing for Henry's safety, Anna Daisy positioned him behind her and drew arrows from her quiver.

Swoosh! Swoosh! Swoosh!

The rapidly increasing experience bar flowed like water, washing over their levels.

At first, Anna Daisy felt a surge of joy, but soon, only the numbing bell of leveling up incessantly washed over her ears.

Suddenly,

After slaying a mutant fish, an unusual glow appeared before Anna Daisy, and an item materialized from the light.

"Ding, congratulations on obtaining the bronze-tier archer-specific equipment - Dark Forest Bow!"

"[Dark Forest Bow]: A masterpiece from an elf craftsman deep in the forest, it adds magical damage and causes 50 HP loss per second to the enemy after each hit."

To obtain such an item so quickly, and one that perfectly matched her attributes, was astonishing.

Anna touched the metallic body of the Dark Forest Bow, her heart pounding.

This bow, with its special skill, was beyond the reach of an ordinary family, even if they spent all they had.

Yet, in just two hours under Henry's support, she had managed to obtain one.

"Henry, I don't know what to say. This bow should rightfully be yours; my contribution was too little."

Reluctantly, Anna handed the bow and arrow to Henry, feeling undeserving of such a high reward.

Henry, half-laughing, handed the bow back to Anna.

"Anna, as my woman, you need to have more confidence in yourself. A bow is just a bow, it's not that significant."

"Besides, what I've obtained is far more valuable than you can imagine."

Henry extended his left hand, clearly showing Anna the ring on his middle finger.

The ring emitted a silvery-white brilliance, exuding an indescribable magic.

Anna's eyes nearly popped out in astonishment, her shout almost attracting creatures from the forest.

"This can't be, silver-tier equipment?"

"Even for awakeners who have entered medium-level dungeons, getting a piece of silver-tier equipment is incredibly difficult. I thought my obtaining a bronze-tier equipment was enough to make others envious, but you've got silver-tier equipment!"

Henry waved his hand nonchalantly.

"Anna, you need to get used to such scenes. There will be many more to come. Bronze-tier, silver-tier - they're not our ultimate goal. Only god-level equipment above diamond-tier is what we're aiming for."

Anna, her face flushed with excitement, suddenly shed her thick armor.

"I can't help it anymore, my dear Henry. Even if we're in this perilous dungeon forest, I must make you happy. Come here."

Watching her fair and beautiful body, Henry swallowed hard, somewhat resisting.

"Anna, what are you doing? What if there's danger...?"

Before he could finish his sentence,

His mouth was smothered by Anna's ample bosom. Henry gave up resisting and couldn't help but open his mouth, savoring the sweet taste of the young girl.

In the midst of the dangerous primeval forest, the two engaged in primal acts.

Suddenly, a wild boar burst out of the jungle, charging at the entwined pair. In a frantic struggle, they managed to slay the boar after much effort.

Henry, bemused, helped Anna put her bra back on, and scolded her,

"We should save such things for when we get back. For now, take your bow and arrow and focus on leveling up."

Anna clung to Henry like an octopus, asking with a mischievous smile,

"Despite the danger, you have to admit, did you enjoy what just happened?"

"Of course, I did!"

Once they were properly dressed,

Anna got serious and began to level up beside the stream.

Henry, meanwhile, made himself a makeshift chair from tree branches, lounging beside the trunk, rejuvenating himself.

Being a support wasn't so bad after all.

Basking in the sunlight of the primeval forest, Henry was quite satisfied with his skills.

About two hours had passed.

The number of mutant fish in the water had significantly dwindled, and as the experience needed for each level-up increased, even with Henry's boost, the pace of their leveling eventually slowed down. 

Finally, the duo decided to call it a day and plan for another battle another time.

By now, Henry had reached level 15, while Anna had made it to level 12. 

Moreover, Henry had acquired an entire set of silver-tier equipment, forming a complete suit. 

Anna might not have been as extravagantly equipped as Henry, but she still managed to obtain a few impressive bronze-tier items. 

Particularly, the Dark Forest Bow she acquired could easily make her the most formidable archer among the new awakeners!

It was now noon, and upon returning home, the two hurriedly ate lunch before rushing off to school. 

After all, they still had a class in the afternoon and were students, after all.

In their classroom, it seemed that every student had ventured into the dungeon. 

Although class hadn't started yet, the seats were mostly filled, and everyone was buzzing with discussions about their day's loot in the dungeon.

"I'm telling you, I encountered a splendid white horse in the dungeon. If I could make it my mount, my combat strength would significantly increase," one student boasted.

"That's nothing," another chimed in, "A teammate of mine today unexpectedly looted a bronze-tier single-use item!"

"Really? A bronze-tier weapon on their first dungeon dive? That person's luck is off the charts!" a third student exclaimed in disbelief.

Speaking of which, someone brought up, "What about those two hidden class powerhouses from our class? Why haven't they shown up for class yet? They couldn't still be in the dungeon, could they?"

"Those two just got lucky with their awakening classes. 

In the dungeon, it's all about your own skill. 

Who knows, they might not have gotten any good equipment at all."

The classroom buzzed with chatter, oblivious to the quiet footsteps approaching the doorway.

"Creak." The door opened, and Anna, carrying a cyan longbow, stepped in first, instantly capturing everyone's attention.

"My God, what am I seeing? Is that a bronze-tier longbow?" someone uttered with a trembling voice.

"Just that longbow alone could fetch over 50 gold coins in the black market, and if it possesses special attributes, the price would soar even higher!"

The crowd was still reeling from the shock of Anna's bronze-tier weapon when Henry followed closely behind. 

His silver-white heavy armor reflected the sunlight, dazzling the eyes of the onlookers.

"Is that... silver-tier equipment?" People seemed unable to believe their eyes—a full set of silver-tier gear!

Thud! A figure involuntarily dropped to his knees. 

It was the burly man who had mocked Henry during the Awakening Ritual, now ashen-faced. 

In the presence of a genius who had acquired silver-tier equipment on his first dungeon dive, he was but an ant.

The burly man frantically banged his head against the floor, begging for Henry's forgiveness. 

"I'm sorry, respected Mr. Henry, I was blind to your greatness. Please don't hold a grudge against me!"

However, Henry merely glanced at the groveling figure before returning to his seat, showing no further interest. 

The reason was simple: they were no longer on the same level, and there was no need for comparison. 

To bother with such a person now would only diminish his own stature.