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Published at 12th of April 2024 05:52:47 AM


Chapter 138.1

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Chapter 138.1

Dungeon Stampede, 10 Days Later

Somehow, it's been 10 days since the Dungeon Stampede occurred. Although Dungeon Stampede should have occurred almost simultaneously worldwide, it feels like Japan is the only place where the damage is disproportionately severe. It's not just a misunderstanding.The source of this content nov(el)bi((n))

After all, the average Japanese citizen lacks any combat capabilities, and even monsters on the Dungeon's 1st and 2nd floors pose a threat. In addition, the Self-Defense Forces, our last hope, faced significant delays in deployment due to the sudden death of the Prime Minister, leaving us helpless.

Furthermore, the Chinese military took advantage of the Dungeon Stampede to invade. Their actions following the Dungeon Stampede were unusually swift, pressuring Kyushu and the San'in region with most of the Chinese Navy. Using small amphibious assault craft loaded onto multiple civilian ferries, they swiftly infiltrated Sado Island.

While the Air Self-Defense Force's patrol planes, on full alert across Japan, quickly noticed their movements, the Maritime Self-Defense Force couldn't easily divert its vessels from countering the Russian movements targeting Hokkaido. As a result, they unwittingly allowed the Chinese forces to land on Sado Island.

It was like helplessly watching Sado Island being captured.

But why Sado Island specifically?

However, amidst these positive aspects, there were also negatives.

Due to the disaster, Nina-san lost almost all her assets as the market experienced a massive collapse. Additionally, Serai-san's part-time job, where I used to sell magic stones for income, got hit by the chaos and went bankrupt. Consequently, my source of income got cut off as well.

But even so, I feel light-hearted. Why? Because Serai-san and Nina-san, the two beauties, have returned home with me.

First, I checked in at Serai-san's place to make sure everything was okay, and then I visited the Sumire-so where Nina-san lives.

Nina-san had to travel on a restored train, but as she kept in constant communication with a phone, there were no significant issues.

Oh, well, there was one thing. I got caught by the grandma living on the first floor of Sumire-so, and she talked to me persistently. Thanks to her, I obtained useless information like [Grandma lives alone on a pension and feels lonely]. Yeah, it's a completely pointless story.

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