I Have Been Called The Idiot Son Behind My Back. But I Remembered Memories, And I Can Use The Abilities I Had In My Past Life. So I Will Make Use of Major Online Stores Like Am**on And Aim for a Slow Life for Now - 14

“The dungeon… changed…?”

“It seems so. It appears that the dungeon evolved at this timing.”

“B-but… according to the records, this dungeon hasn’t evolved for the past five hundred years, and it should have been a low-level dungeon that was the final rank… Normally, dungeons evolve every hundred to two hundred years unless the Dungeon Master is defeated and the dungeon is controlled by the Dungeon Core…”

As Olivia pointed out, dungeons evolve in cycles of a hundred to two hundred years, and by defeating the Dungeon Master and controlling the Dungeon Core, the growth of the dungeon can be stopped.

And typically, once controlled, the dungeon is opened to the general public under the jurisdiction of the country.

However, the dungeon we were exploring was a rare case where it was being operated without defeating the Dungeon Master despite being a low-rank dungeon to begin with.

The merit of this was that it allowed for the experience of a raw dungeon not under human control, but in the first place, it might have been unreasonable to try to control a dungeon, which is part of nature, even though it was not under control.

Both in my past life and this one, humans are nothing more than insignificant beings compared to nature, no matter how strong they become.

And for dungeons, which have existed for tens of thousands of years, humans who think they understand them in just five hundred years must have surely looked ridiculous from the dungeon’s perspective.

“On the contrary, it’s not strange for it to evolve at any time, and it just happened to occur during our class, right?”

“T-That’s…”

Upon realizing this fact, Olivia’s face turned pale.

Well, certainly, from a normal perspective, being left behind in an undeveloped dungeon under such circumstances would be nothing but anxiety for ordinary students, unless they were experienced adventurers.

“A-Are the others okay…!?”

And even after accepting this fact, Olivia, who still worried about others, was too good for me to handle.

In that regard, I even think it’s fortunate that she broke off the engagement.

“I think it’s more important for us to safely escape from this dungeon first, rather than worrying about others, don’t you think?”

However, while I do think it’s a virtue to care about others, neglecting oneself because of it would be foolish, so I’ll just lightly remind her of that fact.