An Extra’s POV

The Royal Estate's open field, which was empty just yesterday, was packed to the brim with all the nine Otherworlders.

Well, eight of them—since Adonis went to meet the Royal Council after making the announcement that all of them should all rendezvous at this point in time.

As such, the students all waited for any sign of the Hero and the leaders of the Alliance.

"What's going on now?"

"Why's there another meeting when we just had one yesterday?"

"I'm supposed to be chilling in the town today, you know?"

"Hopefully, this doesn't take too long…"

Thankfully, the latter's statement was answered by the appearance of the Royal Council Members and Adonis from within a swirling portal.

Everyone instantly recognized the portal, so they kept their eyes peeled on its entrance, but the spatial rift just closed as abruptly as it opened.

There was no sign of the Dark Adventurer at all.

"EHHHHHHHH…?!"

The students all responded with surprise, seeing only three—rather than four—to emerge from the warped space.

"We just concluded a meeting with Sir Ralyks, but he had to quickly attend to something so he couldn't stop by." Adonis quickly addressed the voices of the students, but it wasn't enough.

"N-not even to say hi…?" Belle's face was particularly crestfallen.

"W-well… he does send his regards." Adonis quickly added, hoping it would help lighten up the mood.

Thankfully, it did!

she misunderstood Adonis' words, but he

he left the girl to her giggles and squeals, focusing on the most

Vida have important things to say,

did not join the rest of the students—most of which were already seated in the open field. Instead, he

but it oozed

attentively. Participation is optional, but it would

softened, and they hearkened to

the Councilors took

something unexpected. It hasn't happened in over a

see the tense, but attentive faces of the students. That gave him the strength to

Not just any kind of Dungeon, but the Adventurers have labeled it as a Grand Calamity-Class

to explain certain phenomena and concepts. They labeled their ranks, missions, and even

close to accurate a representation as one

Dungeon was labeled as a Grand Calamity Class, that meant only one thing—it was impossible

hundred years ago, and nearly half of the Adventurers were wiped out in the Dungeon Raid.

cleared?" A random, but pertinent

were directed at

"It wasn't cleared."

expressions filled the faces of

it appeared, claiming the lives of half the population of Adventurers within the span of a week,

"A… week?"

more like ten

Strange too…" Alicia murmured while placing

and

but there have been cases of Dungeons disappearing into thin air. That shouldn't be too surprising, considering how they also appear

didn't know too

who actually studied—but they knew this much thanks to a lot of explanation

could all relate

Dungeon of the past disappeared after ten days, this one will also do

reason for