I Found a Hole in my Yard. It Might Be a Dungeon, but That’s Now my Garbage Dump Chapter 2: Throwing Garbage into the Hole Continues

That day, Hiroki was troubled by the unreasonable demands of his business partner.

[Hey, co on now, Gomi-chan, please take our dismantled products for recycling.]

[Eh? But Director, these arent recyclables, these are construction wastes.]

[Cant you sohow do sothing about it?]

On that day, Director Tsuchiya was very forceful.

He was short, blond, muscular, which earned him the nickna Bean Tank. Hes the kind of person that Hiroki isnt good at interacting with.

Recently, the regulatory authorities have beco stricter, and it seems that the business model of bribing bidders to pay off the construction costs isnt working anymore. To impose the losses onto his business partners, Director Tsuchiya wanted Hiroki to collect the construction waste, calling it recyclables.

When you do business in a rural area, you would have an inseparable relationship with corrupt vendors like him. Or rather, you dont have any other choice but to resign yourself from doing business with people like these.

In the end, Hiroki was forced to collect a whole truckload of construction waste.

[Well, I suppose things depend on how you look at them. I guess Ill just dump them all in that hole.]

That was Hirokis best attempt at bravado.

But after he returned ho and dumped the garbage in the hole in his yard, his bravado turned to surprise.

The hole, which used to be filled just by throwing away the office waste bag, showed no sign of being filled even after dumping a mini-truck full of construction waste.

[Could it be that this hole is expanding underground?]

Thinking about such a situation, Hiroki felt the trouble he would be in. There was no telling when the hole would reach underneath his house and sink it underground.

[I need to throw in even more garbage]

Not questioning how he possesses physical ability to withstand throwing a whole truckload of trash into the hole, thinking about how he still needed to throw in a lot more earth tomorrow, he started revising his work schedule within his mind for tomorrow.

In the end, Hiroki took in a lot of construction waste from the corrupt construction company.

As expected though, Hiroki didnt collect them for free.

However, the price was much lower than the market price.

So of the garbage was even from the demolition of houses.

[Arent these considered industrial waste already]

Dumping industrial waste is an illegal act.

However, Hiraki felt that he had to keep throwing garbage into the hole to prevent his house from collapsing.

He was just driven by a strong sense of urgency to do such a thing.

However, he doesnt know where this conviction cos from.

Hiroki continued to throw a huge amount of garbage into the hole, enough to fill two mini-trucks.

However, the hole was still there the next morning, showing its inner darkness.

Its as if the hole is mocking him, telling Hiroki that all his actions are in vain.

Construction Contractor Tsuchiya was concerned about a young recycler he had been seeing more and more lately.

That recycler is a dangerous person.

Having been working as the local construction contractor for many years, Tsuchiyas gut feeling was telling him that that recycler is dangerous, or at least, connected to soone dangerous.

The illegal disposal of industrial waste is good cost-wise.

But if one doesnt do it right, you would find their hands right behind you.

This is why there are no idiots dumping garbage in the local area.

Tsuchiya thinks that that recycler is dumping their garbage in the mountains of so other prefecture.

Whether its because hes in need of money or because he felt threatened, the reason is none of Tsuchiyas business.

However, he thinks that he might need to prepare in case the recycler does the unthinkable.

Until then though, he would make as much money as he could.

That was what Local Construction Contractor Tsuchiyas common sense was telling him.