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

Now, who were the crusaders that confused the crows?... This was two familiar members, Midar and Krushank.

These two are detectives released by Illustria, who avoids dealing with Crowe and the non-fumes. And why are these two in the Crusade?

It was a bewildered crowe, but the situation was surprisingly simple.



About two months ago, Dar and Kurshank arrived in the town of Inshala in Amrfan, and after completing their investigation in Amrfan, they went to Voldavan, where they received a lot of commands from Sheng and Tears to explore the gold coins of Manastella found there, and the "stray houses" of the "Shaker" bandits and Avan who are making noise at Voldavan.

After a long period of grief, anger, generosity, and rumors, the two of them went south to Inshara to follow the instructions anyway, turned south from the town of Serchia to Voldavan, and arrived at the town of Karanigan a few days ago. That's when the Kalanigan merchants came across the rumor that they were recruiting a "shaker" crusade.

― ― Even if it's unusual here, Sir Warren's consideration is in the back of my mind.

In any case, there is a large part of Crowe's information that has to be relied on for speculation, and most of the information belongs to state secrets. How [can] be said to be excellent, but it is not something that would make a Corporal of Ichijie reveal it.

Therefore, both Sir Warren and General Rover gave directions except where it was necessary, but... because of that, it was suspected that the mastermind of "Shaker" was the mastermind, and the strictly unnecessary things about the mastermind had completely disappeared.

In the eyes of Dar and Krushank, who were only given such information, the recruitment of participants to this crusade was only an opportunity to come down to explore the "shaker".

Krushank had previously registered a guild card with a different name, but it was not unusual, and this time it was convenient to take it out. As an adventurer, Dar, who was not an adventurer, joined the crusade at his own risk...



{...... I don't know how to say it. What is Illustria thinking?

As mentioned earlier, it was a crow that could not think of the upper level of the illustration.

That's right, Master.

Yeah? Did you notice anything, Sulei?

Are those two, but is Illustria aware of our connection to the Shaker?

Ahh... that's what happened...

"Shaker" is an evil secret society that stands up to liberate its tired and oppressed compatriots and looks at world conquest.... when I thought about it calmly, I felt that there was a lot of blur in the standing position... at least that's what she said publicly. There was nothing there that would make it contact with non-fume or crowe...

The upper levels may have noticed lightly, but it is doubtful that the lower end of the workforce has been informed of this. On top of that, it was a bit dubious to know how far those two would really go in the crusade.

In terms of searching for information about the "shaker", it would be convenient to participate in the "Crusade" - not the "Crusade".

{Hmmm... is it early to think that you've been surrounded by enemies?... but the real question is, what are we going to do with these two? Fully automatic counterattacks in the dungeon. You can't take it easy, can you?

Well... isn't that a matter of their own responsibility?

... I'll call the Ghost with Healing Magic from Surek just in case...