After-School Dungeon Diver: Level Grinding in Another World Volume 4 by Hitsuji Gamei

Author:Hitsuji Gamei [GAMEI, HITSUJI]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2025-01-13T00:00:00+00:00

To tell the truth, this was why I didn’t have a very good impression of the rabbits. For some reason, they always bopped me on my head, used me as a practice dummy for Rabbit Kenpo, or tried to steal my hat.

They’re toying with me? Quiet, you.

They hardly ever just rubbed up on me like this one had done with Dillon.

Sad.

Anyway, the rabbit seemed satisfied after playing tug-of-war with my hat for a while, then it sat down on the spot and started grooming its head and face. That thing didn’t have a care in the world.

“What’s with this creature?” asked Dillon.

I didn’t know either. These rabbits could probably qualify for one of the seven mysteries of the dungeon.

“Well, they’re harmless, at least. Give them some attention every once in a while if you aren’t in a rush,” I said.

They could be a pain to deal with when you were on a tight schedule because you had to flee or repel them without hurting them somehow.

I looked over and noticed Dillon staring at the rabbit. I thought maybe he’d been smitten by its cuteness. They did look very cute, but I wished they wouldn’t steal stuff from Divers and play tag with us. If it wasn’t for this tendency of theirs, they would’ve been a comforting presence here. As it stood, the best source of comfort in the dungeon was the seals in the Submerged City. There were supervisors there to keep an eye out for trouble too.

Dillon gave me a reproachful look and said, “I wish you could’ve told me earlier they’re harmless.”

“You seemed to not have seen a rabbit before, so I wanted to see your reaction,” I said.

“Ugh...” Dillon looked a bit bitter.

I was usually the scaredy-cat, so seeing someone else getting spooked was kind of refreshing. I couldn’t help watching for a while.

“I’m only about eighty percent serious,” I said.

“So you were enjoying it!” said Dillon.

Nice punch line. But now it’s time for some serious talk.

“Dillon, we may be in the dungeon, but that doesn’t mean everything we encounter will be a monster, so you can’t go around attacking everything on sight. Also, make sure you study up on the Forest before our next dive together. You haven’t done much research, have you?” I asked.

“Huh? Oh, no, I haven’t...”

That was why he hadn’t known about Walker Rabbits. If he’d done any legwork, he would’ve known they were completely harmless.

“You thought you didn’t need to research because you can dive here without issues, right?” I asked.

“I-I’m sorry, I did not...”

“You have to research each floor properly,” I warned. “Getting complacent is how you end up in trouble like that one time.”

A look of realization appeared on his face. “You’re right...”

“Even if the monsters were weak and it seemed like an easy place, there’s a lot that can go wrong. There are poisonous plants and mushrooms, and some monsters have mysterious special powers. You really should know what you’re getting yourself into before setting foot in each floor. There’s a lot of info out there on areas that have been explored already.

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