Ep 7. (Ais Wallenstein)/The Sword Princess

As a world of gods and monsters, Orario has been steadily changing. Adventurers from all over the continent are slowly but surely making their way into the city, all seeking to prove their mettle in the dangerous dungeon known as the "Tower of Babel." While some come to seek fame and fortune, others are drawn to the tower by more personal motives. In the latest episode of "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?" season 1, the focus shifts to one of the most feared and respected adventurers in this world: Ais Wallenstein.

As a member of the Loki Familia, Ais is a veteran adventurer and one of the most feared warriors in Orario. She is widely known as the "Sword Princess," a name earned through countless battles fought in the name of her goddess, Loki. As the episode begins, Ais is seen wandering the streets of Orario, her thoughts consumed by memories of her painful past. Despite her fearsome reputation, Ais is a woman haunted by guilt and regret. She is haunted by the knowledge that she was unable to save one of her closest friends, a fellow adventurer named Albert Waldstein, during a fateful encounter with a powerful monster.

As Ais struggles to come to terms with her past, she is approached by a young man named Bell Cranel. Bell has been intrigued by Ais ever since their first meeting in the dungeon, and he has been determined to learn more about her ever since. In this episode, Bell finally gets his chance. As he engages Ais in conversation, he discovers that the Sword Princess is not as unreachable as he thought. Ais is deeply conflicted about her role as a warrior and her own feelings of inadequacy. Despite her fears, however, Ais is grateful for Bell's kindness and understanding, and she begins to open up to him in ways she never has before.

The episode takes a turn when Ais is called upon to embark on a mission with the rest of the Loki Familia. Their goal? To investigate rumors of a mysterious monster that has been spotted in the lower levels of the dungeon. The monster is said to be one of the most dangerous creatures in the entire tower, and it has already claimed the lives of several adventurers. Ais, along with her fellow warriors, set out on a perilous journey, one that will test their skills and courage to the limit.

As the adventurers venture deeper into the dungeon, the tension builds. The monster is said to be incredibly powerful and vicious, and the group knows they must be prepared for a brutal fight. When they finally come face to face with the monster, the battle is intense and brutal. Ais, in particular, displays her incredible skills as a warrior, slashing and dodging with deadly precision. But even her swordsmanship may not be enough to defeat this monster.

In the end, the Sword Princess emerges victorious. But her thoughts are still haunted by memories of her past failure. In the aftermath of the battle, Ais is finally able to confront those demons, thanks in no small part to Bell's unwavering support. With Bell's encouragement, Ais is able to see that she is worthy of respect and admiration, not just as a warrior, but as a person. And with that realization, Ais takes her first step towards fully embracing her own power and potential.

"Ais Wallenstein/The Sword Princess" is a thrilling episode, one that showcases the best of "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?" The action is intense, the characters are complex, and the themes are deep and resonant. It is an episode that will likely stay with you long after the credits roll.