Preparations: First group dungeon.

Upon nearing the Dungeon, Luana began to introduce herself.

"Well, as I've mentioned before, my class is support-based, specifically aligned with the Church of the goddess Athena. Given her aspects of knowledge, magic, and wisdom, many of my buffs are tailored to enhance effects for mages, proficient mana users, and also aid in recovery. While I do have skills for HP and fatigue recovery, they are not my primary focus."

I nodded in agreement, finding it interesting when a support player is affiliated with a church. Their mana, utilized differently by each being, is converted into divine power specific to the religion, complicating the reversal process for priests who change churches.

"In addition, this class type gains a new status called faith, which increases as missions and specific actions are completed, enhancing skills and adding depth to support classes. I've heard on forums that some support members seem more like mages or warriors at times."

Luana continued, "Besides buffs and heals, I also have skills for damage and immobilizing enemies, reflecting the versatility granted by the goddess of magic and wisdom. By the way, I'm of the Human race."

She spoke with the seriousness of an experienced player. I glanced at Eliane beside me.

"Well, I'm a red bird-type beastman and I'm looking to change races for better alignment. Part of why I came to the empire was due to rumors hinting at possibilities."

I nodded, recalling what I had read about beastmen and their varieties in my race's library books. Maybe I could find something helpful for her later. As she talked about her class, I listened attentively.

"As you can see, I have a mage-based class focused on fire magic, with higher-level skills that cause rapid, high-powered damage, both area-of-effect and targeted."

I agreed that fire element focuses on this aspect. As I pondered, they looked at me, realizing I had forgotten my turn for a moment.

"Well, I'm a beast tamer with a special class. I don't have many different class skills at the moment, but I can use a racial magic based on the spatial magic of my Mittigoth race. Also, as you can see by the sword on my waist, I have a combat manual with some good skills."

They were surprised, especially Eliane. "Impressive, brother... I'm not a big fan of reading books, but from what I've read and heard from my teachers and mages, spatial magic is one of the hardest to use, even at low levels. Your race must be special."

Luana agreed, "The same goes for manuals. Warriors have a base, making it easier to obtain others, but many tamers don't have as many, making them primary targets in battle compared to those with multiple combat means."

I nodded. Fortunately, due to my race and Aqua, my class is more special. Even if I face a mage or warrior head-on, I shouldn't lose so quickly.

"Like my partners, I have Ron, who could be called an assassin and a curser. He's good at hiding and uses poisons and mist. Then there's Entei, who's new and primarily uses fire, with combat that can focus on close or long-range with good speed."

"And finally..." I said, showing my pocket in front of my shirt. The girls were clearly curious and approached. All my tamers are cute, but Aqua is particularly small, fitting in a pocket, which adds another cute aspect to him.

"He's cute!" Luana exclaimed.

Eliane added, "I agree, but he seems to be of the water element, as I feel a slight instinctive rejection."

"Yes, that's true... he's not exactly a tamer, but he assists in support and some of my combat."

They agreed, and we continued discussing and strategizing until we reached the Dungeon entrance.