The sky was devoid of the sun or anything luminous; it's bright like this to indicate it's daytime.
In the forest, a shadow flitted between the branches.
Kane was swiftly hunting the magic beasts in the forest, without concern for the consumption of magic power.
He had known before that these magic beasts possessed survival intelligence, and unlike other dungeon monsters, they didn't attack Kane directly but hid everywhere.
Kane discovered that many of them still maintained their original habits.
This indicated that the dungeon endowed them with simple instinctive wisdom, and perhaps also the ability to sense danger originally.
If a sufficient number isn't hunted at once, when they react, they'll start hiding everywhere.
The difficulty of this dungeon level probably lies in this spot.
As time passed, more and more magic beasts met their end at his hands.
Magic power reactions in the eagle eye vision also began to hide everywhere.
