I Want to Become the Hero's Bride

15-3

That's just what I call a big cavity, and try to make it a cavernous system. The dungeon is idiotically wide.

Look at the high ceilings that are unthinkable in the previous world and admire the end parts of the holes filled with a deep dark colour after the gradient. Even in the famous category as a cavernous dungeon, a deadly dungeon color poison fog if one mistake is made. I've been looking at a simple map in a passing guild, but at this rate, there seems to be multiple branches that I haven't found.

—— I don't know what to do, mapping...

Although it is quite a hobby to look for spots and crumbs.

—— I've been worried before I went in, and when I suddenly disappeared from behind, it's going to make me even more worried.

Hmm.

This is a half a fold proposal, and I can't help but say to Mr. Reps, "I'm going to roll a little!" I guess I'll tell him before I go.

If that's the case, good will hurry, and I'll get close to whoever has successfully finished several encounts. Are you all right? and to Mr. Repus, the beast man with slightly moist ears, I will go. ♪ I did.

And, well, it's easy to write in letters, but the reality can be just a little difficult.

If I tried to "go away" back on my heels in a light to light condition, a strong gaze flew in from my loved one.

It's like, "Are you going to act differently in this dangerous dungeon, and within my reach? In full working mode, he got a little angry in the background.

Mr. Reps only gave me a bitter smile in the "see" air, but that's just how I shrunk unexpectedly, too... (') Brave men have great eyesight, he said.

So I can't help it, Mr. Percy... because he's still at an important event. That's why I summoned Mr. Ignis.

A clear white Necromancer living in Phantom Town, still today and in high tension on a round familiar body. I was a little nervous about you really coming, but I said, "You're in a funny place, aren't you?" He came out light. Besides, "Isn't it a little dark?" When I let out a second voice, he illuminated me with a paar and a flame. It seemed to weaken his eyesight around the area… Well, act differently so you can escape before you call it off.

Either that or I am the quality (people) that I will look into from the entrance.

That's why I'm currently exploring the dungeon alongside the floating ghost.

He came out normal this time, so he didn't stir up so much fear.

I feel like I have a little mascot with me.

There's a nagging, probably poisonous fog everywhere in the cave, and it's moody. If for some reason I walked alongside a white Necromancer, I would have a light atmosphere with a sense of comedy.

I also do the encount, but every attack method he deals with seems like a trick, so he somehow claps "oops" at the end. It's a lot of a joke offense, but I'm impressed that this is still surprisingly strong to win.

"By the way, it's you. Why did you come into this dungeon?

Continue along the crossroads near the entrance and head back. If I had found a little chest or something and went back to the original one. Unexpectedly look up at you and return to the simple question you heard from the side.

"Oh, yes. That's what a brave man feels like... but that's probably not the question, is it?

When Mr. Ignis laughs "Kecaca," he floats up and down to represent affirmation. So I don't know the details… and I tell the original story.

"Anyway, it's been rumored lately that the adventurers who challenged me here haven't come home."

Well, it's your own fault to get in the basic dungeon... what is it?

Plus, there's “poison” here, and there's a problem with the offense, but I can't help thinking about it.

A famous party that I thought I could win enough doesn't seem to be back, or something.

Is that it? No. Who said anything about trying, but I don't think we've seen each other since, or something.

I gathered stories like the ones that have surfaced with the potatoes, and I thought speaking of it, the receptionist in the near field looked at the records.

What an amazing thing, it seems that the record of the adventurer's journey out to try the great cavity for the last seven years has been plumpingly interrupted there.

"It's strange not to go back as anyone, no matter how much," he said. Looks like we got a request to explore at the Brave Party. They're going to look for the artifacts of the person who challenged them and see if the dungeon is degenerate or not. "

So if Mr. Ignis found someone's artifact, tell me. And I'll ask for it for now.

I think the people who challenged me before are probably left with no corpses -- well, the wandering monsters, like, stomping and eating -- and there are still weapons and item systems.

It's good to be picked up by people who find it in implicit understandings, but strong people don't get their hands on it unless they're in so much trouble. Adventurers who generally look boneless, but some of them have courtesy for the dead. But life is also important, so it seems to have become such a custom.

Some of them do not read, but experience has shown that such people end up to that extent. It is only for the record that I am a little stuck that it is difficult to extremes any world without courtesy.

When he returns from such thinking, Mr. Ignis sees one side and starts flashing silently.

- What! What? What's the point!?

This is a game scene, is it a sign to talk?? w (xo;) w

I'm thrilled to think so and speak softly.

and.

"One of you is dead here. ♪ Cause of death is death in battle. Looks like a monster beat me to the point where I lost my health due to poison."

Such a bright commentary.

"... how many years ago was it due to?

And listen to me for once. Ah.

"Uh-huh... sixteen years ago now?

Unexpectedly, more information.

—— Dead White Contractor, some kind of stunt (?) There was!