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

It was during the unusually hot month of September.

While staying in the Imperial City of Illustria, Morphan's liaison - and early scout - stretched his legs a bit and visited the confectionery amber shop in Sheacaster.

Born in the North (Morphan) and raised in the North (Morphan), he made his way to the outside heat and jumped into the store... where he was enveloped in a refreshing air.

(Phew... it seems that the winter is warmer than the homeland (Morphan)... but I wonder if I can manage the heat this time of year...)

― ― ― The voice of the customer and the clerk came into his ear, which he was thinking about.

No matter when you come, it's cool here.

“Unfortunately, there are many products that are perishable when it's hot.”

"I wonder if it was a showcase...?" It's getting cold in there, isn't it? Isn't that enough? "

“If it makes you uncomfortable, we won't be able to ask you to come back.”

"Speaking of which... even though there are quite a few guests in there, there is no heat...... but I was shocked when I realized the meaning."

(--Does non-fumes have a technology that keeps the indoor temperature constant!?)

Because the humidity in this country is not as high as in Japan, it is cool even in summer in the sun. Therefore, sometimes it was not necessary to reduce the temperature of the room until the magic power was consumed, so the concept of "cooling" was not very developed.

No, if you want accuracy, it's not impossible to use magic to lower the temperature in the room. The difficulty was keeping the room at a comfortable temperature. I had never thought about how extravagant it would be to keep the temperature inside the showcase even lower while keeping the temperature constant.

That being said, it is only natural that products that need to be handled more delicately than before do not exist until the non-fumes sell sugar candy, even if they are separately called "candy".

Sugar candy, not just candy, is not rotten because it is hot, but when it is hot, it melts and looks bad. It may also affect sales, but it's out of the question that the shop is hot for the modern Japanese crow in the first place. Therefore, I instructed the air-conditioned shop as a commonplace premise... this was just outside the standard of this world.

I didn't notice any abnormalities over here because I thought from my head that non-fumes were non-fumes and that it would be like selling sugar confectionery. No... to be precise, I was assuming that this kind of abnormality might be a matter of course.

Then the humans say... sadly, after seeing the feat (...) of selling cold beer at the May Festival, the non-fumes are already used to doing it, and "ahhhhhhhhhh" is over.

Well, even in summer, the indoors are cool. Where is the need to lower the temperature of the room to the point where you use your magic power? If you're a sugar confectioner, you probably need to take care of it, but you don't need to imitate it yourself.

But for the people of Morphan, the great power in the north, it wasn't.

The problem, to be precise, is temperature control in winter, not summer. It's hard to keep food frozen.

And while we (Morphans) are sitting quietly in the throne seat of a great power, are non-fumes and illustrials steadily making technological innovations?

(As it stands, won't our country be able to get rid of them later on in technological development?).

In fact, even for non-fumes, the temperature control triggered by the phase transition between water and ice has just been put into practical use, and the temperature control of the heating is still in the middle of the road... he didn't know that.

The liaison man who was instigated by a sense of crisis rushes to contact his home country.

― ― At that time, I didn't know that there was a disturbance in my home country.