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

When you report the cooling incident to Morphan's home country, make sure to find out about the new kind of sugar that "non-fumes" from home country are keeping secret. The key was in the molasses of the rare product, and the official correspondent of Morphan who remained in the King's City of Illustria, named Carco, was confused by the instructions that he did not understand.

(... I don't know if that's what you said... I just went to the confectionery shop, and there's no reason to go in there...)

If the confectionery shop is located in the King's City Illustria, you can stop by for a walk, but if there is a confectionery shop, it will take five days by carriage from Sheacaster and the King's City. There is no way that the explanation of "at the end of the walk" can be passed.

I remembered what happened when I was twisting my neck when I visited the store the other day. What are you talking about? It's a substitute for candying whole melons. When I reported to my home country, my supervisor told me to buy it...

It was quite expensive, but I'll have it dropped at my expense. It is true that if it is left in a cold place, it is said that it will be kept for about half a year at most. This winter, an envoy will come from his native country, and it is not unnatural to trust him at that time.... you might ask me if I should buy it for this hot meal... but at that time, I was told by my supervisor... no, it would be better to back off honestly. That way, at least one more visit can be used as a pretext. All you have to do is visit the store.

With such a plan in mind, Calco visited "Confisley Amber" again.

Incidentally, the group of Morphans' envoys visited the store on their way home, and Kalko remained in the Imperial City of Illustria, so he did not accompany them to the store at that time. Therefore, Karko had no reason to know that the party had put eyes on the candied melon earlier.



"Is it candied melon?" The envoys you saw the other day were also wanted... is it unusual in your country? "

"Oh, I see... no, the fruit called melon itself is a rare thing in Japan." The cold makes it difficult to grow in the open air. "

"Ahh, to the point of becoming..."

"That's why my boss seemed to be interested." So... I bought what I asked for the other day as a country, and as my boss, I can't just pick it. "

To the extent that it is.

Having no choice but to turn his boss into a sweet eater, Karko decided to report the incident in preparation for reprimand. If there is a breakdown from the edge of the conversation, that is the bigger problem.

"So... this is about Nippon Bao...?"

"That's right... if you keep it in a cold place without moisture, I can guarantee you that it will be protected until winter." However - I don't intend to enter the customer's situation, but I don't need to buy it in a hurry. "

Although this is a candied melon, it was originally arranged in a store as an advertising tower or a fake product, but since there are many customers who buy it unexpectedly, it is said that the store manages its inventory so that it does not run out. When he heard that it was possible to book anything, Calco chose you without hesitation. Now I have an excuse to come to the store again. All I have to do is ask the right questions.

"Speaking of which... the other day, I forgot to ask, there are two kinds of molasses, but it seems that only one kind of sugar is left?"

Karko asked the curious countryman a simple, straightforward question, without making any use of a distant solution. In this case, it would be more natural.

And in response to Calco's question, the clerk explained to me--

”Is there any difference from normal sugar...?”

"According to the supplier, it is difficult to cultivate there and it is not suitable for mass production, and the sugar produced is not very different from what is known, so there is no plan to increase production any more. However, in the case of molasses, customers who like its unique flavor seem to come and produce it in detail. In fact, this is how we procure small quantities in our stores."

It was an official setting. If we actually replace "overseas business partners" with "domestic spiritualists (crows)", it can be said that it is almost a fact. So, from Calco's eyes, it's not like he's lying or hiding. Since there was nothing strange about the explanation, Kalco had no choice but to accept it and report it to his home country.