D-Genesis: Volume 7 [Parts 1 to 4] by KONO Tsuranori

Author:KONO Tsuranori
Language: eng
Format: epub

Yoyogi-Hachiman, Office

“Good evening...”

Naruse showed up well after the end of business hours. Not that there were business hours on a Sunday. She seemed to lack her usual energy.

“Welcome.” Miyoshi took her coat at the door with an overly polite smile.

Naruse let out a sigh. “Just when I thought my day couldn’t get any more stressful trying to manage staff for the National Center exams, you two had to go and pull your disappearing act.” Her lips curled into a pronounced frown. “And then after finding out everyone’s safe, there’s the discovery of a safe area to deal with.”

Since it was still Sunday, news hadn’t spread far, but come tomorrow the JDA would be inundated with inquiries.

In preparation for the storm to come, the JDA had apparently been using a map sent by the JSDF to plot out potential commercial development zoning.

Thankfully the ones to discover the floor had been the JSDF, a group with no commercial ties. A certain famous USDSF team had been present as well and had tried to make a bid to secure land on the floor, but they’d been unable to compete against the JSDF’s numbers in terms of speed of discovering new areas and mapping out the floor.

“Thanks to the Yokohama incident and the National Center tests we had nearly every staff member in office even over the weekend,” Naruse explained. That had allowed them to process the JSDF’s claims quickly. “On a normal weekend with no one in, that safe area might be the fifty-first American state right now.”

Naruse plopped herself down on our sofa, sinking deep into the cushions.

“Sounds rough,” I said. “Now, about the official report—”

“Can I just have a minute?” Naruse smiled. “And some praise?” She took a tablet out of her bag.

“I’m afraid I’ll have to leave the praise to that square-shaped boss of yours.”

Naruse ignored me. “First of all,” she began, reading over her report, “regarding Mr. Yoshimura’s presence at Yokohama, I have the two of you entering Yokohama earlier in the day, on the record. After that, there are no official records of either of you entering or exiting Yokohama Dungeon. That would allow you to make the claim you weren’t present in either dungeon. However...”

As I’d been expecting, she turned her tablet around and displayed the entry and exit logs for Yoyogi.

“Explorers matching both of your IDs were recorded exiting Yoyogi later that night.” She pointed to the relevant spot on the list. “The problem is, you were never recorded entering.”

If anyone ran an error-check code, our records would come up straightaway. Since the DSF and JSDF teams still hadn’t come back to the surface, ours would be the only codes pulled showing an anomalous entryless exit.

Yokohama, where we had direct access to the dungeon sans JDA check-in, was an outlier. All of Yoyogi’s entries and exits were recorded. Leaving the dungeon without having checked in would normally be impossible. If such a record were detected, it would be treated as a major error.

After all, leniency brought on legal risk.

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