Buy the Land And Cultivate in Different World

"Shall we increase the difficulty of the dungeon?

At dinner, all of a sudden Veil told me that and I didn't know what it meant.

"Huh? What? Difficulty? What do you mean?

"I'm talking about the dungeon I control. The meat is no longer a substitute for Square Bore alone. If I change the difficulty, another monster might come out and have a delicious guy in it."

What Ville is trying to say is sappy.

"Sir, Ville must be the Lord of the mountain dungeons, right?

The Prati I see turns to follow me.

My farm is a cave dungeon with two dungeons in the neighborhood, dominated by a teacher from No Life King, and a mountain dungeon dominated by this vier.

Monsters emanating from dungeons can be hunted and used as meat and fur, or useful monsters can be taken out and raised.

The point is, dungeons are already an essential part of our farm life.

"Dungeons are things that can be done where the flow of mana that originally circulates around the world has lagged behind. Lagged mana becomes alien and condensed mana inside becomes a monster as well"

I've heard that before and I know it.

"The form of the dungeon varies depending on the circumstances here. It is classified as a cave dungeon, a mountain dungeon, a ruin dungeon from a dependent environment, and the size of the mana build-up makes a difference in difficulty."

Hmm.

"Naturally, the more mana you have to delay, the more powerful monsters you will have, and the more difficult it will be. They say that the people who organize adventurers rank them in such detail of difficulty..."

"The dungeon terminology they use has shifted to nature and other species, and it's used on a daily basis."

Uh, there is.

That's especially true of Japanese English.

"Because the difficulty of a dungeon depends on the amount of mana that flows in and builds up, it usually doesn't fluctuate at first unless the surrounding environment changes rapidly or something. Exceptions."

When there is a Lord in the dungeon.

"Dungeons It's the Dragon or No Life King that can be the Lord. All a super powerful disaster. Before breakfast enough to manipulate large quantities of mana"

Does that mean you can manage mana concentrations with that ability and change the intensity of the monsters produced?

"That's not all. Even the structure of the dungeon is free."

The dungeon is basically a distortion of space-time caused by concentrated mana, which apparently has nothing to do with the space of the present world.

In other words, if you have a lot of mana accumulated, you can also create a vast dungeon accordingly.

And the Lord of the Dungeons can artificially apply his hands to create dungeons as wide and as structured as he wants them to be.

"Isn't it omnipotent, Lord of dungeons...!?"

"Originally, both no-life kings and dragons are omnipresent in themselves. Was Veil also artificially setting the difficulty of the mountain dungeons under his control?

And when Prati hears, Veil nods without stopping his hand scratching the rice.

"Oh, it's a hassle to manage. We kept the difficulty pretty low."

The lord of the dungeon said that the difficulty of making the dungeon his comfortable place would hold him back.

The more difficult it is, the less comfortable it is to live in.

Though it is common for lost adventurers to reach the deepest depths for the sake of it, bowl the Lord together and kill him instantly.

"But if you increase the difficulty of the dungeon, a rare monster will emerge that hasn't been there before and the range of your prey will widen. Maybe some yummy monsters if I cook!

I see.

My farm, which has all sorts of things, but there are still some that are missing.

Cows, for example.

I want milk.

Until now, livestock relations have depended entirely on dungeon monsters, and it would be helpful if there were monsters in the more difficult dungeons in order of dairy cattle.

"Yeah, well, can I give it a try?"

For more difficult dungeons.

"You have to come! Then I'm gonna go mess with the dungeon ASAP!

When he was completely finished eating his dinner, Veil immediately jumped out, dragonized and flew away.

He's still free...

A few days later, the ban came from Veil.

"My dungeon, it's remodeled! Come on, come on! We stand under anyone's attack!!"

Somewhat challenging to say.

I don't know, but I also have an interest in the unknown, so I decided to try the dungeon by selecting those who are interested as well.

Ville's Mountain Dungeon (Hard Mode) Attack Group.

Leader, me.

Prati as an adjunct.

Lampeye from the mermaid group. Naturally because she is a former Mermaid Kingsguard and seems to be good at combat.

Next, from the Devil's side, Berena.

And the monster army to the goblins, the orcs squad by squad.

It was to be challenged by more personnel than

Paffa, Gala Ruffa does not participate when she is busy working in fermented foods and liquor making. Plus Batty quit because he has a garment making job.

"Fuhahahahaha!! Come on but good little creatures! I wonder if I can complete the dungeon ruled by the Grinzel Dragon's Ville!?"

Something was wrong with Ville's guy.

What? I'm sorry.

An event where everyone worked hard to break through the dungeons that he modified?

"Well, isn't that nice? Let's take a look at the new mountain dungeon while we break through his gates."

to Prati, and I thought so, too.

Let me challenge you in an attractive mood.

All right, wait, Veil! Your proud dungeon, we'll attack you!

So.

Actually, there's another offensive member I haven't introduced yet, so I'll have that person cut ahead.

"Thank you, Doctor!

"Yes, I did."

No life king teacher.

I happened to be there to play before I left, so when I asked him if he would join me, he agreed with me.