Hey Rye How’ve you been, kiddo? It’s been like, what, four years since I last saw you? Sorry I haven’t been writing lately, things have been hectic on my end. Remember when I said I finally arrived in Orario? Yeah, I finally got in the Dungeon! With the help of a supporter of course. She’s nice, and knew a lot of things I certainly didn’t know. She also taught me about what really goes on in the Dungeon. It’s…not a pretty picture. Not all people are willing to help each other out, some go out of their way to attack or even lead others into a bunch of monsters as they flee. I, uh, found myself in one of those situations when a War Tiger ran off while I was fighting off his kobolds he brought from the lower floors. But hey, I managed it. Even got into some of the lower floors on my own. I kind of wished I knew where to find that supporter that helped me out on my first time, turned out my bag filled up way too quickly when I was out slaying monsters and picking up their soul stones. Those are the things that monsters drop when they die. Did you know it can create light without having to light a fire? It’s awesome! Oh yeah, I’m going on an expedition with Odin’s familia to reach even deeper than what most people know about the Dungeon. I’ve just finished packing everything I would need for the trip. Equipment, water, food, and, heh, some of that bread Father gave me. It’s actually been a big help so far, good thing I learned the recipe. Hey, how’s everyone been doing? Have Mother and Father missed me since I was gone? And the others, how have they grown? I bet you’re still in school now, at this point. Halva still playing the violin? Is Brioche still a brat? Er, don’t tell Mother I said that. Has things been going well with the bakery? I hope they have, I wouldn’t want it to be ruined. Oh by the way, I work at a bakery whenever I’m not in the Dungeon. Don’t laugh, okay? It just reminded me of home, is all. Truthfully, all I ever think about is home even after all these years. I miss you all a lot. Wish you were by my side, but I know you’re supporting me in the background. And for that, I am thankful. Take it easy, okay? Your sister, Marzipan
