DUNGEON DIVE: Aim for the Deepest Level Volume 4 (light Novel)

Tarisa Warinai

Maison d'édition: J-Novel Club

Synopsis

Following the intense events of the battle against Alty, “Siegfried Vizzita” is no more. And it’s not just Kanami’s house that lies in ruins. So too does his mind—and his memories of his comrades, now in the hour of their direst need.
 
Palinchron used his mental magic to rewrite both Kanami’s and Maria’s memories to a narrative that suited his own agenda. They now think of him as the man who saved their lives. A whole new saga begins, this time in the nation of Laoravia, alongside the powerful dragonewt heroine, Snow Walker, sister of the much-lauded “strongest diver” Glenn.
 
Palinchron’s first order of business? He makes Kanami the master of Epic Seeker, the guild that’s all about finding strapping heroes. Kanami wants for nothing in this new blissful existence, Dungeon diving with Snow and his “sister,” Maria... up until he encounters two girls who claim to be allies of his.

Disponible depuis: 14/08/2023.

Longueur d'impression: 250 pages.

Fiction contemporaine

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