As their adventures deepened, so did Akeo's ties with his new friends. He found himself smitten with Liliruca's bravery and straightforwardness, but the fear of expressing his feelings kept him silent. Welf, sensing Akeo's feelings, offered him advice on love and friendship, humorously revealing his own inexperience.

However, Akeo's presence wasn't without its challenges. The dynamics within the group changed subtly, with Welf sometimes feeling overshadowed by Akeo's insights. Moreover, Akeo's humble demeanor belied a sharp mind and quick wit, which caught the eye of a certain female adventurer named Liliruca. She was a skilled and fierce warrior with a soft spot for Akeo's kind heart and innovative methods.

Upon his arrival, Akeo stumbled upon a group of adventurers preparing to challenge the Dungeon. Their leader, a charismatic and somewhat conceited young adventurer named Welf, was well-known in Orario for his swordsmanship skills. He belonged to the famous Familia of Hestia, a goddess known for her kindness and her symbol, the hearth.

You must be referring to the popular anime and light novel series "In Another World with My Smartphone" (, Isekai wa Sumātofon to Tomo ni), but more specifically, it seems there might be some confusion with another title: "Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka" (, which translates to "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?") often abbreviated as "DanMachi".

Intrigued by Akeo's smartphone and somewhat disbelieving, Welf and his companions decided to let Akeo join them on their quest, largely out of curiosity. Akeo, with his knowledge from the 21st century and his smartphone, quickly proved to be an invaluable asset. The device became a tool for scouting ahead, analyzing situations, and even a beacon of hope in their darkest moments.