D-Genesis: Volume 9 [Parts 1 to 4] by KONO Tsuranori

Author:KONO Tsuranori
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, fantasy, comedy, slice of life, military, science fiction, dungeons, Dungeons, Adult Protagonists, Status Screens, Modern Day Japan, Multiple POVs
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

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Pilfered one of two originally intended for delivery to a Vietnamese bank: Going by real-life news stories, the other arrived safely. Thank goodness, thank goodness. (Thank goodness for what? This is fiction.)

140 yen: At the time. It’s been raised to 150 since. As for why the deal is offered for this particular route, apparently it’s because its average commuter fees already made it the cheapest option among JR-East picks.

Dungeon Management Section, JDA Headquarters, Ichigaya

“Sir, may I have a moment?”

Sakai popped into Saiga’s office just ahead of the lunch break, looking pale. Paler than he had under their deluge of paperwork that morning, Saiga noted with concern.

“What is it?” Saiga asked. “Did something come up at the exam committee meeting?”

“Thankfully not. We’re actually getting the verifiers in ahead of schedule...” Sakai’s eyes darted back and forth. Evidently whatever it was he had to say, he found it hard to say here. Saiga invited him out for lunch.

“It’s about time to eat. Why don’t we have this talk over food?”

“O-Of course, sir.”

The two exited Saiga’s partitioned office space, making their way toward the door. Just before crossing its threshold, Saya Kujo, who had as of late been crushed under secretarial duties for Section Chief Saiga, called out.

“Sir, Executive Director Makabe is expecting a call from you.”

“From me? Not from Tachibana?”

If anyone, Saiga would have expected communication with a top-ranker like Makabe to involve Dungeon Management Department Director Michiyo Tachibana, Saiga’s direct supervisor.

“That’s right. He said anytime this afternoon.”

“Understood.”

“Also...”

“When it rains it pours, right?” Saiga said over his shoulder to Sakai.

Saya ignored his dry joke and continued her report

“Section Chief Anderson called too. He wanted to talk about something involving WDA coordination.” Demir Anderson was chief of the JDA International Cooperations Section.

“The WDA? What for?”

“Something about a DFA request—looking to work with one Miharu Naruse.”

“Huh? A-Ah. That Nathan guy...”

“Chief, manners...?” Saya scrunched her brow.

Saiga rolled his eyes performatively, then gave Saya an apologetic smile.

“Okay... And,” she added, “there’s a request from Commercial Affairs about the current status of the development project.”

“Don’t they have anything better to do than to bother me with meetings all day?!” Saiga snapped.

Recently Saiga felt like there’d been nothing on his plate but meetings with Commercial Affairs. It had started with the safe-floor plans, but they had now been subsumed by discussions regarding the Yoyogi Development Planning Desk Yoyogi Development Plan #6. Long story short, Commercial Affairs had proposed taking lead on the project while the Dungeon Management Section was shorthanded.

When the plan had first reached the Dungeon Management Section, Saiga had advocated postponing enactment, because no slime countermeasure system for non-safe-floors had yet been perfected, but somehow photos of a certain base sitting on the twenty-first floor had made their way over to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Now he was facing questions about whether the Dungeon Management section was withholding information.

“Withholding” nothing, Saiga thought. He couldn’t be responsible for what a private party had set up in the dungeon—nor could he even claim to know entirely how they’d done it.

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