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

It was a crowe who set up the eyes of the intelligence network with suggestions from his wise relatives and subordinates, but... where should I start?

I had just gotten a hard choice to put on my armor, and I was bothered by things like "I... I...♪ I... I... I... I...

Speaking of convenience, the plan to build a spiritual spot and a consolation monument (laugh) for Emmen is convenient, but in the relationship that leaves the construction of the consolation monument (Ryu) to the "green sign" monastery, the Knoxes must also pack their schedules. I want to entrust the monastery with the maintenance of other rest areas and campgrounds, so it seems that it will be a little further before the plan is finalized and we can start.

--That's why I decided to try the "Three Pieces" proposal of the intelligence tunnel first. The location was decided to be the decaying hut (Rotton Hut), where the entrance and exit from the spirit gate became a little troublesome as the spirits were witnessed by the villagers and caused a spirits disturbance, and the nearby village of Bejin.

And... this triggered a new uproar.



... the Yaltas are wandering around?

When I was conducting a field test of the intelligence tunnel underneath the village of Bezin, I asked the spirits who had visited the site how they were doing... and they gave me unexpected answers.

"Yeah. It seems that these spirits are spreading quite a bit." It seems that some villagers have come in.

Crowe is stunned by Shanoa's report. Yalta thought it was gentle... when did you say it was here?

After listening to the story of Noh, it seems that during the spirits disturbance, the villagers came out in a state of upset and anxiety. "This is the work of Batra's minions." Say something. The ones with no guards and no crevices. You can't dispose of others on your own.

Also, the villagers have entered the Yalta religion to know what went down in blood... Dear, you must have mistakenly thought that it was Yalta's good that the spirits began to hide themselves, but... so you have become cooperative with the Yalta religion. I can't admit it.

...... was a very indignant crowe, but on the other hand,

(Nevertheless... the spirits' intelligence ability seems to be better than I thought.)

─ ─ and my tongue wrapped around my heart.

The spirits have been able to find out a lot of valuable information. I didn't count on it because I thought it was one of Shanoa's kind... but maybe I should change my rating.

At the same time, if the spirits are capable of discovering such important information, shouldn't we have a system in place to properly support them? You can't expose spirits to danger through mistakes or clues.

(This is...... I've been thinking about building an intelligence network... but developing a support system for the spirits is also an urgent task......)

It was Crowe who was thinking about it.

”So, what are you going to do now? Lord."

─ ─ Wynn's voice drew me back to reality.

Of course, I'll stand in your way. I can't let Yalta scatter anywhere.

The village of Bejin could be placed under the surveillance of Morfan for the time being, as observed from the eavesdropping of the ship on the island of Funa. Therefore, for the time being, I thought it would be better to move carefully, and so on, as soon as I heard the name of "Yalta", I flew away. After all, it is Yalta that the Crowes are no less hostile than Theodorum. If they're stupid, you can't leave them alone.

There are many things I'm curious about, such as why Yalta is in a place like this again, but I won't pursue such a thing later. First and foremost, it is their precept to interfere with their mission.

And then --- to the words of Crowe, the vassals cheered wow.

"Specifically... what do you think...?"

Well, there it is.

The easiest is the pattern in which the spirits appear here and end with "Nah, it was the spirits".

However, it would considerably increase the risk of being caught by the presence of the Spirit Gate. In the current situation where the treatment of spirits in Islam is unclear, I want to avoid only the danger of being distracted by the presence of spirits.

In Theodorum, after all, spirits are pests. Everyone can say that the same is not true here in Islam.

"And this way, the villagers can't expect much damage to the Yalta religion, just by exposing themselves to stupidity." That wouldn't be interesting.

It would be best to go in the direction of causing resentment and discrediting the Yalta religion. However, at this time, it is important to pay attention to--

'I was awkward (first) when I was noticed the similarity with the dungeon. Especially the "pit" or the "illusion town" or something like that. "

It means that you can't use the same mouthpiece.

That's what happens. Well, there's a lot of threatening tricks. "

Crowe, who is also a modern Japanese, was going to pour a lot of the haunted houses and horror movie tricks he had seen and heard so far into this operation.

As a result, a crow-led spiritual grievance operation was carried out that was very annoying for everyone involved and irrelevant to everyone.