Something disturbs me about a 19-year-old elf being lost on the 19th floor of an ancient and mysterious labyrinth. She's obviously the token fan service, but come on, what were her parents (or her guards, since it looks like she's a noble) that she got lost so deep in the labyrinth.
Edit: OK, so she's an adventurer, that makes more sense, so likely her party abandoned her. I mean she just said she was an adventurer that specializes in carrying luggage with a smile on her face, she either has some real issues or just really likes to carry luggage. I found it hilarious how the homeless guy just plain insulted her by saying "if qualifications and knowledge aren't required." Like she had no qualifications or knowledge.
There's something about this manga is throwing me off; it might the pacing, so many convenient things have happened in the past few chapters all at once with little to no explanation or having any impact on the story..
First, a year passes, then all of a sudden he finds clothes, skills level up, encounters a busty elf unconscious on the floor, finds a sacred pool (that he somehow missed despite living on the 19th floor for a year), finds the secret room, then finds a map, and then they just leave.
I mean the room looked like a pretty big deal, owned by a powerful mage and all they took away from it was a map? No super powerful magical artifacts, no legendary weapon, no ancient grimoires or tomes, a map. Although I get that it was a way for the author to easily give the main character a home base in the labyrinth so that they can explore I feel like more could've been done story-wise rather than just the main character coincidentally pressing a button and finding a secret room that was built hundreds of years ago.