Thus, for this trip, Melo suggested that the number of people going should ideally be kept under ten.
As for safety concerns, there shouldn't be too much to worry about.
After all, this is the domain of the dwarves, with the intricate traps and networks those divine craftsmen have laid down, safety should be maximized.
If not for this, given the dwarves' contribution to the spring and its importance, they might have already been wiped out by the abyss.
They have managed to survive until now not through luck, nor solely with the assistance of other races, but by relying on their own powers.
Perhaps it's been a long time since the dwarves have crafted masterpieces like the Holy Sword and the Nanierga Giant Wall, but they haven't slacked in creating second-tier objects.
If it weren't for the sheer number of humans, with their vast population base leading to a higher birth rate of strong individuals, perhaps the strongest race in the fountain wouldn't be humans.
