D-Genesis: Volume 4 [Parts 1 to 11] by KONO Tsuranori

Author:KONO Tsuranori
Language: eng
Format: epub

“Theodore N. Tylor...?”

“Kei, do you think that’s...?”

“Probably...”

Dr. Theodore Nanase Tylor.

That was the name of the professor said to have lost his life three years prior in Nevada, in what had been reported as the world’s deadliest dungeon genesis incident.

“It has to be some sort of joke, right?” Miyoshi said.

“You see any hidden cameras in here? Anyway, maybe we’ll have a better idea of what this is all about once we know what the rest of the text says.”

After taking some pictures of the surrounding area and checking the time, I stowed the inscription in Vault.

Just then, we heard a shrill screech from the hallway.

“Kei! Look!”

One of the pale blue figures, which had until that point been ignoring us, was standing in the corridor, facing directly our way.

It opened its mouth wide—if indeed it could be said to have a mouth—and let forth a piercing scream. Its face, which had been completely featureless until then, now contained two wide, bloodshot eyes.

“Wh-Wha...” Miyoshi sputtered.

Suddenly, the creature’s eyes popped out of its head and began crawling along the ground.

“That’s where those eyeball creeps were?!”

I fired off a water lance, quickly selected Appraisal from the list of orb choices that popped up in front of me, and ran with Miyoshi towards the front door.

“Kei! It’s locked!”

After watching me give one good pull to confirm the door wouldn’t budge, Miyoshi started firing off iron balls into the crowd of eyeballs which were now barrelling towards us.

While I was glad we’d been able to avoid an encounter with the guardians by coming in the back entrance, the front door being locked was an unexpected result.

I now noticed that even though we’d taken the inscription, the church bells hadn’t started to chime. What’s up with that? I wondered.

I faced the front door and tried launching an iron ball at it as hard as I could. It didn’t leave a scratch. It was the same as the result when you tried attacking one of the dungeon’s walls.

A din of screeches erupted from the hallway.

The ghosts which had already ejected their eyeballs were flying around whooshing this way and that above our heads. Aethlem launched himself at them, but whenever he touched one, he was stunned for a moment, falling and quivering in shock. Conversely, the ghosts could pass right through him.

“Kei! Watch out! It looks like touching those things saps your vitality!”

You mean these guys use Drain?!

“Kei, we’ve got to get out of here! To the hallway!”

“Right!”

As we ran into the hall, passing under the swarm of ghosts, we saw another horde of spirits shuffling towards us from the kitchen.

They spotted us, let out that same piercing screech, then ejected their eyeballs and started flying overhead.

Sandwiched between hordes on both ends, we had no choice but to run up the stairs to the second floor.

“Kei! It’s just a few more minutes until midnight. If it comes to it, let’s break a window and jump.”

“Let’s do that even if it doesn’t!” I hurtled an iron ball with full strength at the window just in front of where we had come up.

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