The Invincible Summoner Who Crawled Up from Level 1: Wrecking Reincarnators with My Hidden Dungeon Volume 3 [Complete] by Shiraishi Arata

Author:Shiraishi Arata
Language: eng
Format: epub

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Past the light, we found ourselves wrapped in chill air.

Seems to be a limestone cave? A cave-type dungeon, for sure. We weren’t inside a hallway, but a wide open, dome-shaped space. Luminous moss gave the place a faint amount of light, but it wasn’t enough to abate the dim and dark feel.

Everyone suddenly froze in place.

“...What was that?” A whisper started.

“Wh-What?! What’s happening?!”

“The light was purple!”

“I thought the black drop’s light was black! Why did that happen?!”

Both the members of Dragon’s Roar and the Crimson Moon Brigade were throwing out words wildly. Looking around, every face was stricken with fear. If all ten of us started panicking, it would be hard to get anyone to work together; which was the situation we found ourselves in.

Behind us was the structure that looked like the Transport Gate. The inner part, however, was glowing with a purple light.

“Mr. Tadokoro! We have to retreat!”

The gate made things so much easier. All we needed to do to get back was use it, as we’d planned. Our group began calming down at my words.

“R-Right,” someone huffed. “There aren’t any monsters around, so let’s go back! Mr. Tadokoro, please!”

The reason why the black drop phenomenon had previously taken so many of their lives was because it was a death trap that took place right after transport. They’d apparently encountered a Monster House right as they landed, which hid all kinds of high level instadeath monsters inside it and gave expedition members a full course of instadeath magic and skills upon them.

“Got it,” Mr. Tadokoro breathed. “Let’s go back immediately.”

He turned to the gate and put his will into it, same as before. One, two, three, four, then five seconds passed.

“No!” he yelled, flustered. “We can’t leave!”

That was all it took for the cries of agony to begin. Everyone’s faces ran blue, some paled with fear.

“What do you mean we can’t leave?!”

“This is bad, this is bad!”

“I told you I didn’t want to do this!”

Eyes were wide, spit was going everywhere, and voices were raised. This is really bad. Everyone was in a complete panic and were no longer being cautious of their surroundings. If high level monsters showed up, what were these people planning to do? Did they not realize that by shouting so loudly, they could attract danger? Only Ms. Kaori was desperately pressing her hand to her mouth. The rest were emotionally down for the count.

No, wait. In a way, this might have been inevitable. These guys had been living above the natives with their overwhelming powers, living in safe places far removed from anything dangerous. If you put stress on them in a situation like this, it would be easy to get them to have a breakdown.

That’s when the even more inevitable occurred—the sound of rushing footsteps came from afar, likely drawn in by the loud shouts. All eyes turned toward where the sound was coming from, and a small shadow stood at the entrance to the space we were in.

“A goblin...?”

A single goblin holding a bow.

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