Rewards are always the primary driving force motivating explorations, no matter when and where.
Perhaps some may be lured in by stories or other factors, but the notion of captivating explorers with merely stories of Meat Pigeons is quite unreliable.
Most adventurers are utilitarian, driven by rewards.
For example, Leon is currently brimming with motivation, dragging the unwilling Drew back into the Meat Pigeons' levels, and they kept going all day long.
After a busy day, they successfully obtained four Historical Battle Certificates.
Drew checked out the rewards beside the altar and finally chose to exchange for Enemy Attraction Skulls. One certificate could be exchanged for ten skulls, which seemed like a good deal, especially when ten skulls lay scattered around him, giving him a sense of fulfilling harvest.
Since the description of the Enemy Attraction Skulls mentioned they could attract Monster's attention, he wouldn't have to worry about being chased by Monsters anymore.
