Here’s Chapter 388,

Rei meets a battle junkie that gives him an offer that……he must refuse or else Elena will bury him 6ft underground.

Here’s Chapter 387,

Maybe the Church of Holy Light isn’t as bad as it seems?
Then again, loan sharks also tell you their rates before you borrow money from them……

Next chapter, we get to meet with another……interesting character?
Someone who’s the opposite of Byune in many ways.

Side note before I forget, I’ve added an illustration that was missing from chapter 373 as Elena get’s off the carriage at the small village.

Here’s Chapter 386,

Rei and Elena leave the dungeon and head back to the guild.

Also slight edit, reading ahead a bit, it turns out the Church of Holy Light doesn’t take a flat 30% of the rewards when hired.
They take a flat 30% per person when hired, so if you hire 3 of them, there goes 90% of your rewards.

Here’s Chapter 385,

The first but not last meeting with Byune in the dungeon.

I wonder how she’ll end up joining Rei and Elena……

Here’s Chapter 384,

Short explanation about the Church of Holy Light and we’re into the first floor of the dungeon.

We also get to see Byune, aka protecc target.

Here’s Chapter 383,

We finally head for the dungeon, but not quite enter the dungeon.
Not yet at least.

Here’s Chapter 382,

So, we take a short break to learn about the 3 (4) families that rule(d) Exil.
I don’t care what you say about the others, but Byune is a protecc at all costs.

Unsurprisingly, this chapter also sets up what you can kinda guess is coming.
And if you didn’t guess before, you definitely can guess now.

Here’s Chapter 381,

Elena keeps getting interrupted at the best times and it’s starting to get on her nerves.
Let’s hope Rei learns fast enough.

Here’s Chapter 380,

To my surprise, registering a dungeon card turned out to be relatively smooth.

Here’s Chapter 379,

Inn, guild, then dungeon, nice and simple as long as nothing goes wrong.

Side note, my sleep schedule has been completely screwed this week.
Handed in my thesis proposal draft on Monday, but the number of late nights leading up to it have made this week a mess.