Volume 6 Chapter 74: Good Information

"It doesn't make sense to have a kid to go on such a dangerous exploration." Galven continued. From how Keith looked, it seemed he had joined recently as well.

"Galven, I was the one who invited him." Kaiser said calmly, "His skills are higher than a B-rank."

"Really?" Even if Kaiser said this, Galven didn't believe it. That was when Groa added, "I can vouch for what the vice guildmaster said. Keith's skills are better than mine. After all, he defeated me!"

"..." Groa, why are you proud of it? Keith saw that proud expression Groa had as he talked.

"Is there anything else?" "None." Galven stopped when he heard all of that. But he didn't stop glaring at Keith. The latter made a wry look. Knew this was going to happen.

"Alright, thank you all for coming here. Glorious Fang will take the lead in this exploration."

"Understood." The other three parties nodded.

"We have quite a line-up here." Four A-rank parties working together. It was quite a group of people.

"Before we set off, I want to talk about the formation we'll have as we explore. I want White Lily to be on the left wing while on the right, Ember's heart. Do you guys have any problem with it?"

"None." Morgan and Galven shook their heads.

"And Steel Crusader, I hope you will take the front." Titus scratched his head. They had the highest defense.

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"No problem." The leader stated.

"Good, then I will explain how we'll proceed." Titus started to explain his strategy. As he did, Keith listened attentively to his words. There were many things he didn't know about.

Keith started to write down everything he said.

"Keith, you don't need to take notes." Keith was sitting with Kaiser on the side.

"I want to. This is useful information I can use for my team." Keith knew he could implement these tactics into his group. Hearing tactics from a battle veteran was great.

"Alright, Keith," Titus called out to him.

"Hmm?" Keith had been silent for the most part, so it was surprising.

"I heard you're a talented mage and a great swordsman. Where do you want to go?" Since he was such an all-rounder, he could go anywhere.

Keith thought about it, "Then I will stay in the wing if anyone would have me." This shouldn't cause me any problems.

"Then we'll take you." Morgan smiled. That caused Groa to sigh,

"Aww, and I wanted him to be on my team!"

Groa, you're tanking in the front. Did this man forget he was placed on the frontlines?

"Understood." Titus nodded, "We'll be departing in a few days. We'll be in the dungeon for quite some time. Get at least a week's worth of supplies, as it might take longer."

"Alright!" Like that, everyone has dispersed from there. Kaiser questioned,

"Do you think the journey shall be smooth?"

"Depends." Titus sighed, "If there are no improbabilities, then yes. However, that is a no." Entering an unknown? The improbabilities were enormous. There was no way he could say this would run smoothly.

"That kid is too cautious." Titus sighed. But Kaiser interjected, "He doesn't want to step on anyone's toes."

"I wanted to place him in my group." Titus's party was the center of the four.

"But it might break your party's formation." That was the problem with adding people to a group. A disconnect. He hadn't trained with the party at all. He would be confused about how to act.

"That was why he chose a wing position." The wing positions were simple enough. They needed to keep the monsters from going to the backline.

"And Morgan is a competent leader." Morgan was a leader on the same level as him. She would try her best not to let Keith get into any danger.