Chapter 4

He spent the rest of the day without leaving the tavern grounds. Even though he really wanted to explore the whole fantastic city. However, awareness and a long inner monologue about money and survival in this world made him stay in the tavern. And not only thinking about the action plan, but also doing basic training. Not to go first or not to hold the sword for the first time in a life-and-death situation.

Viego hoped to gain some skill. That was his initial thought. So he practiced his sword stances and swings and in the meantime imagined his opponents. It is true that after a while he remembered that he did not have the System. And he would have to go to the Guild to check his progress. Because it doesn't belong to any "Familia".

,,Familia", in other words, a faction, a guild, a clan that is usually headed by one deity. That's why the Families are called, for example, the "Ishtar Famillia", which is one of the interesting ones. Not to join them, but to use their services. In general, Families depending on God have their own specializations.

There are families that specialize in many fields, there are families that are typically craftsmen, such as the "Walter Familia" headed by the Norse God of Blacksmiths Walter. This is a rather unpopular "Family" due to the dominance of the Hephaestus Familia. Which in Orario is the number one in the field of crafts.

There are families that specialize in gaining and developing the strength of members like Wukong Familia, Hercules and many others. These are "families" that focus on training and developing individual skills of their members.

Apart from families in the catering fields and the like. The most popular "Families" are families devoted to conquering Dungeons and killing monsters. Dungeons inhabited by monsters are not only a source of XP for Adventurers, but also a lot of valuable materials. The use of which in the fields of crafts or gastronomy can give interesting effects or simply have a high monetary value.

Viego read it in a leaflet found in the bar of the tavern where he had booked a room.

However, he focused on swinging and defending. And although he knew that such training takes much longer to bring fruitful results. However, he did not have enough time and money to afford long-term training. So he took the rest of the day to at least get used to the gun.

The next day, around 12 o'clock. Guessing from the fact that the sun was really high and Orario itself was teeming with life. Viego set off towards Babel, which is the largest and closest Dungeon in the area.

From the next brochure, which are plentiful in the garbage cans on the trees or lying loose on the street. He read that the Tower of Babel is one of the oldest dungeons in the world. That's why its size is so huge. The Dungeon building itself stands out from other buildings in the city. For the Dungeon itself is located under the Giant Tower. Inside which not only are the residences of some of the Richer Gods, but mostly their private apartments and much more. And the entrance to the dungeon is on the ground floor.

The dungeon itself is said to have over 100 floors, each with a different level of difficulty. The leaflet, however, did not mention the monsters in the Dungeon. However, Viego had the naive idea that monsters were weak on the first floor. It was a mistake, but more on that later.

The city itself was breathtaking, despite being in the eyes of all the surrounding people. Viego looked like a typical ugly nobleman seeing a big city for the first time. And that's just because of the armor he wears. Viego had seen valuables of similar armor in shop windows and the leather vest alone cost about 10,000 Valis, which, considering that 500 Valis, was enough for a week's accommodation with full board and the minimum amount for a daily drink. Yes, the price for the armor seemed too high. Considering Vi's armor isn't just a leather vest. So it's not surprising that Viego could pass for a noble or a merchant's son. Who with brand new armor goes to the Dungeon getting excited about everything around.

Especially the female representatives of other races, to whom he uninhibitedly sent looks full of desire. Viego did it lightly out of control because of the euphoria he felt from exploring the fantastic city. Luckily for him, people actually took him for a nobleman. Therefore, neither the women he leered at nor the guards who noticed his behavior. They did not take any action against him.

The entrance to the Dungeon was relatively crowded, with a long line to get in. In which everyone entering inside showed their Guild or Family ID. And they got in easily. The line was moving shockingly fast, so in less than 5 minutes Viego walked in. Through a large Stone door in front of which stood two guards in steel armor holding Halberds in their hands and checking the ID cards of each person entering the building.

Viego, who is intensely looking at everything around, after a short admonition from the guard, showed the Licenses and entered the Dungeon himself.