Chapter 30: Thrilling ♡ Pink Is Back!!

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As requested:

Ageha didn't destroy the world. With "reset," she erased the fact that she had saved it. Which admittedly had the same effect.

In the worldless void, Kiska encounters a quasi-divine being who sends him 100 years into the past to avert the world's destruction. There, he encounters the hero and his comrades who were credited for defeating the demon lord in Kiska's timeline.

While part of the story still takes place in the dungeon, as the Demon King has sought refuge there, the story increasingly shifts to the world outside the dungeon.

The next arc will focus primarily on Kiska, the members of the group, and Ageha

Do you need more details about the things I wrote or the progression of the story?

They would know, and know infallibly, because they keep tabs on their princess and if he doesn't show up with the princess on the princess' ship at the princess' appointed time at the dock prepared explicitly to receive this diplomatic party, to then be escorted immediately and invariably to his lodgings to be formally welcomed and installed as a monitored guest, then he's committing espionage against a foreign power by sneaking around behind their backs.

If he is seen ANYWHERE, doing ANYTHING that is not dotting every single i and crossing every single t, he's committing espionage.

The things you're suggesting are punishable with heavy penalties in the modern day, doing that in an aristocratic world is a good way to get imprisoned, tortured, used as a hostage, and/or killed. There is not nearly as much wiggle room here as you seem to be implying.

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