Sword Oratoria: Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? On the Side

Two rising heroes dive into Babel’s abyss, chasing mastery while forging unbreakable bonds.

When the gods dropped their divine guilds into the bustling city of Orario, adventurers flocked to the promise of fame, treasure, and monster‑slaying glory. Among the most celebrated is the Loki Familia, a tight‑knit band of hunters led by the charismatic vice‑captain Riveria Ljos Alf. This side‑story follows two of its brightest stars: Ais Wallenstein, the prodigious Sword Princess whose blade is as sharp as her ambition, and Lefiya Viridis, a fledgling mage whose magic still sputters but whose resolve burns bright. Tasked with probing the legendary Tower of Babel—a monolithic spire that guards a labyrinthine dungeon teeming with fearsome beasts—the duo and their comrades descend into darkness. For Ais, each clash is a step toward mastering the sword technique that will cement her legend; for Lefiya, every spell cast is a rung on the ladder to surpass Riveria and claim the title of Loki’s strongest mage. As they navigate treacherous corridors, confront ancient guardians, and grapple with their own insecurities, the pair discover that true strength isn’t measured solely by might, but by the bonds forged in the heat of battle. Sword Oratoria blends high‑octane combat with heartfelt character growth, delivering a fresh perspective on the familiar world of Dungeon‑by‑the‑Girls.

This fantasy action spin-off follows an elite adventuring party battling monsters in a massive dungeon, featuring frequent sword-and-sorcery combat with moderate fantasy violence. Expect typical anime fan service like bath scenes and revealing armor, plus a subplot involving a young mage's intense admiration for the female lead.