From here onwards, there is the lower area, and the average number of monsters will be one level higher than above.
After a day's march, the army was almost tired, so Finn decided to camp and rest.
The location was chosen within the passage.
Because there will be no monsters in the passage, you only need to guard the front and rear entrances. It is the best resting point in the dungeon besides the safe zone.
Of course, this operation is only suitable for large-scale troops.
After all, if the number of people is too small, it will be impossible to defend against a large number of monsters.
Noa watched all this silently and recorded it in his notebook, along with his own opinions.
He has not participated in the battle today. He is mainly observing these details and recording them.
Firstly, the monsters he can encounter now are too weak and not worth his effort.
Secondly, it is learning from experience.
From the marching arrangements of the Loki Familia and the combat system, to the information on the monsters encountered on each floor, and even the special terrain that may appear.
He recorded all of this one by one for reference by future members of the Hestia Familia.
It's his behavior that seems to be somewhat incompatible with the people around him.
It felt like he was not here for an expedition, but more like a field trip.
But others didn't say anything about it.
People who are not members of Loki's family have nothing to do with the matter and are too lazy to take care of it.
As for the people of the Loki Familia, they were offended by the higher-ups and knew that Noa was cooperating with them, so they did not take any action and just silently reported the situation to Finn.
After hearing this, Finn also came over to take a look.
Not that he minded Noa's blatant inspection.
Since he agreed to the participation of Noa and others, he had already prepared that some things would be learned.
He came here mainly to see what Noa said about this expedition team.
At the same time, I also wanted Noa to point out any deficiencies in the use of radios.
In short, we learn from each other and have friendly exchanges.
Facing his problem, Noa also gave some pointers.
For example, radio has not yet been fully integrated into the combat system.
He asked Finn to try to arrange for the bow and arrow and magic teams behind him.
At that time, you can cooperate with the dispatched scouts to get a low-end version of long-range firepower and beyond-visual-range fixed-point precision strikes.
In this way, while taking full advantage of long-range firepower, it can also reduce the pressure on melee troops who are in direct contact with monsters.
When Finn heard this plan, his eyes suddenly lit up.
While praising Noa repeatedly, he also generously answered many of Noa's questions and added many details to Noa's notes.
Finn even told us what we might encounter on the floors below.
After some academic exchanges, both parties were very satisfied with it and gained a lot.