Dungeons for the Devil, Dungeons for the Core (Book Version Title: A Different World Dungeon Made with the Devil)

Based on previous research, it was not clear whether Xu had developed a dungeon group aimed at siege of the Theodrum.

However, here comes a dungeon that is highly suspected of being involved with Xu, but unlikely to be able to participate in the siege of Theodoram. I don't know what this means...

Sir Warren's thoughtful response to General Rover is, however...

"I don't think it's going to be a material for interpretation right now."

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"... it's useless?

"Yes, I don't think this incident was under the Xu raid from the beginning. It would be too unnatural for X to bother to cause a stampede - and erase it."

"Mhh...."

"I should be able to send monsters wherever I want. There is no inevitability of causing a stampede."

"Certainly...."

"Also, if this was not a so-called 'stampede', but a 'parade' bearing in mind that it would be witnessed, there is no hidden reason to erase it this time. If you wanted to show off the deity, it would have been more effective to erase it in front of the witness.... just like I did in front of Theodoram and Marcus."

"... that Skeleton Weaver..."

Sir Warren's words certainly made sense. But... what about this one?

"Perhaps the stampede itself was unexpected. I wonder if it's true that I just received it as I liked it."

"... X only used stampedes that happened by chance. Therefore, this matter can't be used to investigate the siege grid previously placed on the top... right?

I thought that would happen.

"Hmm...."

Sir Warren's insights, the truncated part of the kingdom, were sound, and Crowe's movements - some, but not all - were emphasized.

Then the next thing I care about is what Crowe did (with) as "just like".

I don't know, "Monsters who entrust the mourning of the meat without the adventurers coming, and military personnel who are looking for affordable properties (dungeons) as the residence of the newly born dungeon core...".... For the two soldiers who do not know the "truth" that flew far away diagonally,

"Let's sort things out. First of all, Xu got the dungeon - I'm pretty sure of that."

"Wait, Warren, in this case, the dungeon that the bastard of X got...."

"It's probably the cause of the stampede, commonly known as the Hundred Demons Cave."

Manastera's Adventurer Alliance was concerned that this stampede would be accompanied by the collapse of the existing dungeon. In that case, it is possible that Manastella's premier ancient dungeon, called the "Cave of the Hundred Demons,"

"The number of hierarchies is eighty-seven, and it is a famous dungeon that has reigned in his land for 300 years."

"You think Xu got it? Ha! Thank you, I'm going to cry."

They were not calm, knowing that Xu (Crow) had placed such a substitute under his command.

"I'm guessing that X took over the dungeon that became empty with his stampede monsters in his hand."

"... but Warren, are you sure?

"I can't think of any other hypotheses that could explain the fact that the stampede was confirmed on a scale that only seemed to have collapsed, that the stampede suddenly disappeared, that the dungeon that was thought to have collapsed was alive, that the whereabouts of the monster that I remember constituted the stampede were unknown."

Sir Warren was a brilliant figure of Crowe's career... until now.

"--The question is, why did Xu do that?"

"Why did you get the dungeon - is that the problem?