Dungeon to the Game Empire
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At their high school graduation, fifty-three students and their teacher are suddenly engulfed in a blinding light-summoned to another world on the brink of ruin. In this foreign kingdom teetering on the edge of collapse, they are hailed as the chosen heroes destined to stop a mysterious cult bent on reviving the Demon Lord. Granted powerful abilities, noble titles, and a grand mission, the students are thrust into a world of magic, monsters, and prophecy. But for me-Eiji Minato-this isn't a nightmare. It's everything I ever wished for. Quiet, distant, and disillusioned with my old life, I had always longed to escape into a world of fantasy-not to become a hero, but to live freely as an adventurer. To explore uncharted lands, delve into ancient ruins, and uncover forgotten magic. Now that wish has come true, and I refuse to be bound by a king's command or a destiny I never chose. While my classmates train as champions of fate, I turn my back on the crown and walk my own path-one of freedom, danger, and discovery. From treacherous dungeons to hidden villages, I travel a world brimming with secrets and forge bonds with people the so-called heroes ignore. But the world is far more complicated than the legends suggest-and as the dark organization draws closer to its goal, I may learn that even those who run from fate can't outrun the story forever.
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