"Phew, we finally reached the boss's room. Why are there so many lions on this floor? It's as if the dungeon has consumed all its energy to produce them. Though they are weak and easy to kill, they are so annoying, continuously jumping around, disturbing my work."

Aisha complained while drawing the map. This was also part of their mission; having a map could help other adventurers and forces clear the dungeon more efficiently. Since Aisha was the only one who could do it, being continuously interrupted naturally put her temper in a bad state.

Thankfully, they had arrived at Floor B1's boss room, and now she no longer had to see those lions again.

"As expected, the door to the boss room was open," Seeing the huge door wide open, Sylphy, who was most looking forward to a good battle, couldn't help but sigh regretfully. The next moment, her face turned hideous as she was truly pissed off.

"Calm down, honey, it's just a random boss. We can always kill one; there's no need to be so angry, it's not good for your skin."

Myne, seeing that his other wife's temper was also heading in the wrong direction, quickly tried to calm her down. But to tell the truth, he also wasn't in a good mood. Although he didn't care about the meagre loot from a low-level dungeon, it didn't mean he liked picking up someone else's leftovers.

"This is definitely the work of adventurers. Those bastards seem to have already found out about this place," Aisha cursed while slamming her foot angrily.

"Why do you think so? Didn't you say it was the work of a demon?" Myne asked confusedly; he couldn't understand why she had changed her train of thought.

"Because why would a demon need to explore a dungeon in the first place? The way we were going would lead us to the inner depths of the dungeon where its core is located, which is useless to demons since most of the time it is their work to plant those cores and create dungeons so they can build their monster army and create trouble for other races."

"Since it can't be a demon, the only one left is obviously us, humes."

Instead of Aisha, it was Sylphy who took the lead and explained seriously, the fire of anger in her eyes becoming even more intense. She seemed about to turn into a demon for those poor adventurers who illegally entered the dungeon.

"There was such a big signboard outside saying that it is a forbidden dungeon and no one is allowed to enter it, but those greedy bastards never listen. Today I am going to cut all of them to pieces; only then will they take the royal family's words seriously."

"Ahm, honey, I don't want to ruin your mood further, but why are you caring about royal family matters so much? Don't forget you are no longer part of them. Yes, they are your family too, but the kingdom's affairs and what they do have nothing to do with us," Myne spoke calmly while patting her shoulder, bringing Sylphy back to her senses.

Hearing his words, she first showed a confused expression before understanding what Myne was trying to say. After getting married to a commoner, she had lost all her authority as a princess or someone from the royal family. Now she was nothing but a commoner's wife. However, because of Myne's teleportation skill and Garnet and Ayri always being around, Sylphy had forgotten about those things and was still stuck in the time she was a princess.

"Well, you are right. I think I still haven't been able to move on from my past identity," Sylphy replied with a worried smile, hugging Myne for some comfort.

After a moment of drama, and Myne and Aisha working together to reboost Sylphy's morale, they all entered the boss's room.

"I feel bad about not encountering this level's boss. I was hoping to get the advanced version of the Telepathy skill. The one given by normal white lions only has a reduced effect of 3 meters, which is a bit too short of a distance," Myne shook his head regretfully as he walked into the empty, dark boss room and came to the floating teleportation crystal, which would send them to the next floor.

"Don't worry, we can come back here tomorrow when the boss respawns," Aisha comforted Myne, making his mouth twist.

There was no way he would spend another of his precious days wandering around doing clan missions and exploring those low-level dungeons with them. Today's first clan mission alone had already eaten away all his patience; it was already a miracle he hadn't run away until now, and holding on.

...

Basement Second Floor.

"MYNE! I can feel it, the mana, it is back! There's a lot even! Wow, a mana-rich environment is so good and refreshing," Waffle floated around and spoke in excitement.

"Great, since you can sense mana, then what about the boss? Can you sense its location?"

Because Waffle had shown great talent in being a boss detector before, and Myne was no longer in the mood to waste any more time in those maze-like cave structures of the dungeon, he asked without wasting a single second.

"Leave it to me! I will definitely find it!"

"It's finally time for the show to begin," Sylphy answered excitedly, touching the hilt of her sword with an evil smile.

Aisha, who no longer had to run everywhere to complete the map, also smiled happily.

"Myne! I've found it! It's over there! In that cave, quickly follow me! This time, we have to reach the boss room before those people who went ahead of us," Waffle spoke seriously. It seemed like Sylphy, he also wasn't satisfied enough and wanted to try his paws on someone strong.

"That's awesome, Waffle! What are you guys waiting for? Let's go! Do you again want to be left behind by those bastards?" Sylphy spoke excitedly and quickly ran forward with Waffle, gaining great momentum.

"She is definitely sad. You shouldn't have said that," Aisha shook her head, watching Sylphy try to hide her sadness behind her fake excitement.

"But she has to face the truth. She can't just make a joke of a princess despite not being one. Not only will people not appreciate her work, but they will also criticize her for messing around and poking her head into others' business. It is better to hurt a little now than a lot later," Myne didn't feel he had done anything wrong by showing Sylphy reality.

He put his arm around Aisha's shoulder, gave her a quick kiss, and continued, "Don't worry about her. I have a dozen ways to light up her mood. You take care of your temper. When you get angry, I feel I am getting more anxious and worried, fearing that you might jump on me and vent your anger."

"Hey, what did you say? Are you calling me an abusive wife? Am I not caring and kind-hearted enough?" Aisha, hearing Myne's joke, played along and instantly grabbed his ear and twisted it hard, showing him what a real abusive wife looked like.

"Sorry, sorry, it was just a joke, ouch, ouch, it hurts, be gentle, Aisha!" Myne pretended to be in great pain and jumped into Aisha's arms like a child, not stopping until she let go of his ear.

"Don't you dare to anger me, otherwise you know the consequences," Aisha said while narrowing her eyes, but only after three seconds, she burst out laughing, watching Myne's fake crying.

"You really know how to make me happy," She spoke with a smile and gave him a hard, passionate kiss before looking forward.

"Look, there's a new type of monster!"

[ Name: Bee

LV: 22

Race: Lion Race (Faithfulness and Insect Family)

Gender: Male

[Skill]

Guaranteed Hit

[Ability]

Poison Needle

Paralysis Needle ]

"Hmm, a swarm of giant bees, not bad, but... we've reached the third level of the dungeon. Aren't monsters still a bit too weak?" Myne, who was used to fighting monsters with unusual power levels, couldn't accept the fact that there could also be places where monsters appeared according to their level sequence, instead of randomly overpowered monsters popping up to f*ck them up.

"But those bees' skill seem quite useful! With this, we don't have to worry about not hitting the target... But it can't be as overpowered as I'm thinking," Muttering such, Myne first pasted "Guaranteed Hit" on himself. After choosing a target, he turned around and shot a fireball in the opposite direction of the target, and as he expected, the fireball hit the cave wall.

Then he turned back and shot a fireball only a few inches away from the target bee, and this time, the skill took effect, and the fireball automatically moved in the air as if it knew where its target was and accurately hit the back of the bee, burning it to death.

"So this is it: if the attack wasn't too far from the target, this skill forcefully moves the attack and hits the target."

While explaining the skill effect to Aisha, whose eyes instantly lit up as this skill was nothing but a must-have skill for any archer like her, he pasted this skill to everyone and saved a few on stones on the ground, deciding to give his other girls this as well.