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

For these reasons, whether it be Voldavan or Theodorum, it is necessary for the dispatch of the armies of the kingdom. On the contrary, he hesitates to move Kalanigan's army. We don't have to be mercenaries, but it's just as troublesome for regular soldiers to gather on a very large scale. As a result, there was only one option left for the adventurer.

However... because the survivors touched the gestures and touched the voice-coloured show, the hand of "Shaker" was known, and the damage itself was limited - for some reason "Shaker" was not attacked by ordinary people - so the Adventurer's Guild was not eager to crusade. The merchants are not the only ones in trouble. If an adventurer can't ignore the damage caused by Shaker's counter-attack, it's not just the adventurer's guild that will be affected, but the citizens who depend on the adventurer's work. We can't risk that much.

I managed to persuade the reluctant adventurer guild to pay higher than usual rewards, and brought it into the formation of the crusade.

― ― The lords and nations around them responded to this move.

Whether it's Voldavan or Karanigan, I'm not seriously trying to destroy Shaker. It's enough if you move somewhere else... I think it's a shake. However, Kalanigan may be fine, but it is not a candidate for "somewhere else" for the neighboring countries - and for other towns in Voldaban - at times. If you are gentle and forgiving to the victim, you can give me the sympathy money that should be paid... and even if you are selfishly outraged, later festivals. In order to prevent the "worst case" from happening to each of them, it was only natural to secretly send out the soldiers of things.

As usual, the town of Kalanigan was now transformed into a swirling alley of plotting by everyone around it.



That's why it was the spirits who sought out such information and focused on Crowe.

Anyway, the Spirit Gate provided by Crowe was arranged to surround Theodorum brilliantly... that is, by skipping Theodorum, it was possible to significantly reduce the distance traveled. Of course, the spirits living near Karanigan are also benefiting from this. Therefore, it was not possible to overlook the possibility of disadvantage to the great benefactor - recently, the title of master of special effects and productions - Tarukow.

And Crowe, who received the report through Shanoa,

Huh... a good model case just came from over there.

─ ― Yes, the three spirits of Dan John Mast were summoned from the "Mai no Hideko" and ordered to install an intelligence tunnel underneath the Kalanigan.

The intelligence tunnel itself has already been put to practical use and field-tested in Gat Village. That said, it was not a small village, but rather a very large town that had not yet been operated, and since it was a good opportunity, it was Crowe's decision to take the test here... In order to gain experience as a dungeon master, he summoned three people, who were dungeon master apprentices of "Mai-no-Mikoto". Although it might not be a normal dungeon master's task, no one would be surprised because the "Mai no Hideyoshi" itself was different from the example of Crowe's dungeon.

It was an intelligence tunnel network installed underneath Kalanigan in such circumstances, but one of them happened to be passing underneath the Adventurer's Guild. After the excavation, the crows noticed that they were worried about whether the tunnel should be closed for safety, but the tunnel itself was extremely thin, and there was an opinion that some small animals would be judged to have been dug when they were discovered, so they continued to operate on a trial basis.

As a result, instead of being mistaken for a small animal, he received valuable training not to be aware of the existence of the tunnel itself.

Well, that doesn't mean you're going to get lucky next time. In the future, it would be better to decide on the placement of the tunnel by conducting reconnaissance in advance. "

─ ─ and it was a tired and cautious crowe.