DUNGEON DIVE: Aim for the Deepest Level Volume 10 [Parts 1 to 17] by Tarisa Warinai

Author:Tarisa Warinai
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, RPG, rpg, fantasy, action, isekai, strategy, sword and sorcery, video game, long-running
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

It was a very long story, but one that, at the time, everyone in the North knew. It began, of course, with “Once upon a time, an elderly couple in a remote village found a child.” However, the death of the old couple was spelled out soon after, and there were no details about the kid’s childhood at all. A matter-of-fact and inoffensive series of words followed that, and soon it got to the part about the awakening of the queen’s power. That’s just how it goes. There was no heroic tale that detailed a peaceful and ordinary life. Readers would be nodding off the whole time! And my own memories were in a similar state. My memories of that childhood were strangely hazy. I couldn’t remember the remote village or the faces of the elderly couple.

But old memories were like that for everyone. Once you pass twenty and become an adult, everyone is more or less in the same state. As for me, I was over a thousand. At that point, it was better to be happy that any memories remained at all, no matter how hazy they were. At least, that’s what I thought—that I should be grateful. Because I felt like my life with the elderly couple was really important.

I couldn’t remember my childhood no matter how much I tried, but I remembered what happened next very well. It was my awakening following the death of that couple. I remembered that clear as day. It happened, if I recalled correctly, when the hunt for sorcerers was at its peak in many areas.

Sorcerer. That word referred to a new race of people who had suddenly started appearing in the world. Their bodies included the characteristics of monsters. I had a feeling that a great scholar had said that the effects of the world’s poisons had caused the body to become more like that of a monster. People called these monsterlike beings sorcerers. For some reason, there were more of them in the North than in the South of the continent. And perhaps because of the difference in numbers, although sorcerers were accepted as a quirk of the Northern regions, they were treated like a disease in the Southern areas.

Naturally, a movement against the sorcerers started as the difference in treatment toward them became apparent. Countries in the South adopted policies to eradicate them, while the North rejected those policies. A war broke out that further divided the continent. As a result, sorcerers became hunted in many areas.

It happened one day during that tumultuous time. My younger brother and I were on our way home when, from a distance, we spotted it. Our village. If it were a book, it would say “Soldiers from the South invaded while hunting for sorcerers,” but when we saw it firsthand, we began to tremble and couldn’t move an inch. The scene was so brutal. All the houses had been destroyed, the carefully tended livestock slaughtered, and the corpses of our friendly neighbors heaped in a pile.

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