Danmachi Grand Order

Vol.1 Ch.2: Bell Cranel

The Guild, a place for adventurers to talk with their advisors and also allows them to exchange Monster Crystals. There are small meeting boxes where adventurers can talk one on one with their advisor without anyone else hearing them. The main goal of the Guild is to manage the monster threat created in the dungeon. Aside from this, the Guild buys magic stones, drops, and adventurer-created maps of the dungeon. The Guild also provides weapons and armor to new adventurers who are just starting. The Guild's staff also take the position of advisors for adventurers, often suggesting to what depth an adventurer should go in a dungeon in accordance to their level and skills, as well as warning them of any special dangers of certain floors and how to prepare against them.

Eina Tulle...

She is a beautiful Half-Elf with a slim body, pointy ears, shoulder-length brown hair, and emerald-colored eyes. She wore the standard Guild uniform, a set of black vests and pants with a white collared long-sleeve shirt underneath and a grey bow tie. Eina was well known as one of the Guild's best employees, even with the short amount of time she had been working there. Eina was also currently Bell Cranel's Advisor, and had been awaiting his return from the Dungeon, but hadn't received any notification of his whereabouts and became incredibly worried.

Approximately one week ago, Bell Cranel had joined the Hestia Familia and wanted to register as an Adventurer, only to be turned down by multiple Employees, as they saw him as too green. Believing he would die in a week's time. And even after Eina accepted and gave the young boy a chance, all of her peers began betting on how long he'd survive. Even now, Eina's closest colleagues, a red-haired Werewolf named Rose Fannett, and a pink-haired human named Misha Flott, were shaking their heads at the Half-Elf, as if saying "I told you he wouldn't last". But as Eina lowered her head, in disappointment, the Loki Familia's Captain, Finn Deimne, entered with shocking news as he walked up to Eina.

"Hello Eina, I have news on your young adventurer Bell Cranel. He was badly injured by a Minotaur and is now being treated by Airmid, after defeating it." The Prum stated as he smiled.

The news shocked almost every Employee within the Guild, and a look of worry appeared on Eina's face. Finn then explained what transpired, and explained how Bell killed the Minotaur. Eina felt a wave of relief, taking the stress from her shoulders that Bell was okay before she proceeded to lecture Finn about the incident, forcing the Level 6 Captain of the Second Strongest Familia to his knees and look down in shame for his carelessness.

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Bell Cranel...

He's been resting in Airmid's clinic for the past three days, as he had lost a lot of blood, and had multiple broken bones. The only information Finn was able to gather, was that he was the only member of the newly formed Hestia Familia, becoming her first and currently only member. He is a boy with snow-white hair and ruby-red eyes, who started diving into the dungeon almost a week now. Within his short time, he was able to reach Floor 5 with little difficulty, something that took me almost two months to accomplish. Due to privacy, we were unable to look into his background any further. Today, I alongside my Familia's Executives planned on visiting, to check on his current condition.

"Hey, Aiz..." Tiona called out to me.

"Yes?"

"What are your thoughts on the little rabbit?" She asked.

"He has a lot of potential as an adventurer, and seeing how he was able to summon two servants at once proves that he can be a force to be reckoned with in the future."

"Oh? You really think so?" Tione asked entering the conversation.

"Indeed, not many adventurers can summon a servant, and being able to summon one is an incredible achievement, to summon two is something only an exceptional few can accomplish, with the Monster of Talent, Silence being the only one to have ever summoned three servants." Riveria stated pitching into the conversation.