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

The villagers continued to sharpen their nerves, but there were also schedules that could not be moved. Today is a bakery day in the village.

Once a month in Gat Village, each household bakes one month's worth of bread in a shared large bread oven. Since bread ovens take time to heat up, using a shared oven rather than baking them individually saves firewood.

While the villagers were on the alert, the housewives lined up the bread in the kiln and lit the firewood when the door was closed.

Nothing unusual happened because of the difference in the plan, and only the time for baking bread passed.

- Nothing unusual happened?

Nay, but a man of good sense and a man of good nose was aware.

The fragrant smell of baked bread does not leak from the kiln at all.

Amidst tremendous anxiety and nervousness, the mighty young crowd - whose kami firmly refused to open the door - opened the door of the breadcrumb kiln.

"Wow!?"

Ahhhh!

”Heeeee!”

"What's wrong!?"

In the commotion of Asanu (Abe) calling (Kan), he appeared from inside the kiln... countless cockroaches and Gezigesi. That said, it was a few steps bigger and more agile than the cockroaches and Gezigeji. If such a monster were to spill out of the baking kiln like a fury... then it would be more abnormal not to consume the soul.

This cockroach and Gezigeji, who had plunged the village into a great panic, patrolled the area around the baking kiln one by one, then formed a row and headed to one place... and disappeared to dissolve it.



The G team has returned safely.

Are you all right?

Yes.

Crowe was in contact with Romulus, the dungeon core of the "Labyrinth of No Returns".

In fact, this cockroach and Gezigeji -- in Romulus's words, "Team G" -- are the cleaning and management team of the labyrinth waiting in the "Labyrinth of Returns" basement safety room (......), commonly known as "Room G".

Originally, the physical attack had a strong body, but considering the danger of contact with the intruder during the work, Crowe granted strong magic resistance for safety, so a small monster that could not be scratched with a scratch was created in the attack of the tadpole. On the other hand, it is almost non-aggressive, so there is no danger if you do not touch it.

Therefore, "G-room" is treated as a safety room... in fact, countless cockroaches and other monsters that are afraid of the sight of Gezigej are not nearby--this is the only story.

There was a bit of confusion... but Crowe came up with the idea of using their backs for an event in the village of Gut -- it was like a DVD of a cult movie -- and dunged the breadcrumb kiln at night.

A characteristic of the Dungeon Wall is that it absorbs the added energy and nullifies the attack. No matter how many fires the villagers burned, the bread kiln that was converted to a dungeon absorbed all the heat, so the internal temperature did not rise at all. Bhikkhu, bread was never baked.

For the rest, Crowe opened the dungeon gate in anticipation of the time, and in the dungeon transition, they ran out of the G-room.

After gently kneading around the kiln -- at this point, the area around the kiln was already unoccupied -- this also broke into the gate that Crowe had set up during the night and disappeared.

This was the end of the "Stampede" (laughing) in Gut Village, which was to be transmitted to future generations for a long time.

... and a new character appears in the village where Stampede ended.