The variety of monsters Arthur and Rishia encountered continued to expand, moving from goblins to hobgoblins, then kobolds, orcs, trolls, and ogres. It was the usual lineup one would expect from dungeon-focused video games, all of them, of course, 'horror-fied' by Raikis' hand, turning them into creatures that wouldn't look out of place in a horror movie.
Their opponents' power levels increased as well, gradually climbing from the Half-Deity Realm up to the Superior Stage of the Mid-Tier Deity Realm.
Aside from that, nothing else about the floor changed.
There were no traps or anything similar, only winding, labyrinth-like pathways and monsters that dropped the stones they used to unlock skills and techniques, which Arthur had taken to calling 'Runestones'.
Neither of them knew how long they'd been moving through paths that seemed endless, repeating the monotonous cycle of combat and rest without pause, with their enemies steadily growing stronger and forcing them to stay alert.
