After-School Dungeon Diver: Level Grinding in Another World Volume 1 by Hitsuji Gamei

Author:Hitsuji Gamei [GAMEI, HITSUJI]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2024-03-29T00:00:00+00:00

Floor Eight: Please Stop Harassing Me; That’s a Crime

It was around half a year ago when I’d first arrived in Do-Melta. A friend in my class who was in the occult research club had wanted to research and collect data on urban legends, and since he hadn’t had enough participants, he’d wanted me to help him with an experiment on entering another world. Surprisingly, one of those experiments had actually worked, and that had been how I’d become a Diver in the Free City of Freida.

There’d been several major events since: meeting the greatly admired Lion-Maru, learning everything there was to know about dungeon diving from the infamously hopeless dungeon guide Instructor Seeker, and meeting Sensei Reise, the sadistic mage who’d been once feared as the lord of fear over twenty years ago.

I hadn’t been actively seeking to interact with others since then because I’d been busy with Sensei’s requests, studying magic, and exploring dungeons to grind levels, so I didn’t know many people in this world. I knew Miguel because his receptionist was next to mine, and I’d only met Scrael and Eldrid recently. Outside of these friends, my acquaintances included my receptionist Ashley, Sensei, Lion-Maru, and Instructor Seeker. There were a few others who I was familiar with, but we weren’t all that close.

“Kudo Akira!”

I was sitting in the main hall as usual and vaguely thinking about how to make more friends in this world when I thought I heard someone calling my name. Maybe I was just imagining it? The voice didn’t sound like anyone I knew.

“Hey, you hear me?!”

Whoever it was, they sounded rather upset about being ignored, but I’d learned in elementary school that I wasn’t supposed to talk to strangers. I had no intention of turning around that easily.

“Hey!”

I spoke not a word.

“I said, ‘Hey!’”

There was silence.

“I’m talking to you...”

The voice sounded more and more lonely as I continued to ignore it. I was finally starting to feel sorry for whoever the speaker was, so I turned around. There, I saw a green-haired boy in a white robe holding a staff with a piece of jade embedded at the tip. He seemed to be around my age; he had beady eyes, and he had facial features that would put him in the “cute” category. He seemed like he’d be really popular with aggressive older women.

“Sorry, but do I know you?” I asked.

“How many times do I need to tell you?! I’m Ricky Rudiano! Ri-cky Ru-di-a-no!” The boy seethed.

“What do you mean? I don’t remember interacting with you before.”

“Not only have we already met, but we’ve also explored the dungeon together—several times! How do you not remember?!”

“Have we?” I asked, playing dumb.

This may have seemed cold, but I had a reason for not wanting to associate with him. The reason being...

“Kudo Akira! I challenge you to a magic duel!”

I remained silent again.

This happened every time we met. This boy Ricky, a green mage, saw me as a rival for some reason. I wasn’t interested in

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