Namari

Namari is a short but very strong and muscular dwarf woman.

She is known for her sturdy build, typical of her race.

People often recognize her tough appearance and the way she confidently handles heavy weapons.

Age: 61 years old

Namari is known for being outspoken, picky about weapons, and very brave in battle.

She is quick to share her opinions and often gives detailed advice, especially about proper weapons care.

Even though she can seem a little grumpy or nagging, Namari is very caring and pays attention to the needs of others.

She doesn't like when people act recklessly, and she strongly encourages everyone to stay safe.

Namari is proud of her reputation as a mercenary and tries to keep a professional distance, but she can’t help but worry about her friends.

Namari comes from the eastern continent and was raised in a dwarf society.

Her father was known as the “weapons shop owner” on their island and managed the dwarf weapon trade.

However, he often caused trouble and eventually disappeared after being caught for embezzling a large amount of money.

Because of her father's actions, Namari was also shunned by her community.

She believed that repaying her father's debt to the island lord (Toushu) would help restore her family's honor and let her rejoin dwarf society.

This hope led her to join Laios Touden’s party in the dungeon.

Namari is a brave axe fighter and an experienced mercenary.

She has a sharp eye for quality in weapons, noticing details in materials and craftsmanship.

Namari’s skill with weapons is so high that even Laios Touden respects her judgment.

She even managed to strike a deadly blow with a crossbow, despite having never used one before.

Namari was a close member of Laios Touden’s original party before going her own way.

She often gives advice to Laios about choosing the right sword.

After leaving, she became part of a new dungeon investigation team for the high pay offered by the Tansu couple.

Namari cares about her old friends, even if she tries to keep some distance.

She had a rocky moment with Marcille Donato when they met again, but they made up before parting ways.

She later teamed up with Shuro and Kabru after meeting with them outside the island lord’s mansion.

Namari also admires the long legs of elves and tall people, and likes how armor fits perfectly on different races.

Joining Laios’s Party

Namari joins Laios Touden’s group with hopes of clearing her family’s name.

She believes that by paying back her father’s debt to Toushu, she can regain her place among the dwarves.

Leaving the Party

After Laios’s failed attempt to defeat the Red Dragon, Namari is forced to leave the team due to money problems.

She looks for a better-paying job and gets hired by the Tansu couple's dungeon exploration team.

Life with Her New Team

Namari’s expertise in weapons shows when she often warns Laios about using mysterious, poorly-made swords and urges him to buy a proper one.

In her new team, she often gets caught in magical attacks or is used as a shield, making her frustrated and outspoken.

Meeting Old Friends

Namari meets Laios and his friends again inside the dungeon.

They are excited about cooking monsters, which surprises and shocks her.

She also helps when Kiki is caught by a monster, using a crossbow to save the day — even though it was her first time with that weapon.

Connections After the Dungeon

After returning to the surface, Namari visits the resurrection site searching for Falin Touden’s body.

She later meets Shuro and Kabru in front of Toushu’s mansion.

She decides to stick together with them as trouble continues to unfold.

Getting Involved with the Elves

When the western elves’ Canary Team arrives, Namari is present.

She accidentally mentions Falin Touden’s name when seeing a chimera created by the elves, drawing their attention.

After Kabru and Mithrun fall to the lower dungeon levels, Namari is seen with Shuro as they are introduced as Kabru’s “taken hostages.”

She gets caught up in the events that follow.

Standing with Laios

When an orc on the surface sides with Laios against the elves, Shuro says Laios can’t really do anything against the Canary Team.

Namari quickly agrees, saying Laios is strong against monsters but not people, and she prepares to oppose the elves.

Final Thoughts

Even though Namari tries not to get too close, she cares deeply for her friends and often worries about familiar faces from the dungeon.

Namari is known at a local tavern as someone who “likes tall men.”

However, she says she admires races like elves for their long ears or tall people for their long legs, especially when armor fits them so well.

Namari’s toughness, skill with weapons, and heart of gold make her a standout character in Delicious in Dungeon.