After spending a long time exploring the Sain Dungeon, most normal people would make some progress.
They gradually figured out the patterns of certain traps, and their skills kept improving, with fewer and fewer deaths occurring during their exploration, becoming more and more adept.
Many adventurers pride themselves on this, arrogantly thinking they have outgrown their past selves and become mature adventurers, exuding an aura that nearly screams "expert."
Especially those whose skills have improved to quite a high level, there's rarely anything that can bring them to death. Every death to them is a valuable lesson worth remembering and analyzing meticulously.
Then today, Gapar successfully managed to fall to his death.
He fell to his death, deliberately jumping off a cliff himself.
This experience is not valuable at all and not worth remembering.
In fact, it's quite embarrassing to talk about...
Now he sits silently by the bonfire.
