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

It was Hans and Bart who were waiting for Girijiri, but they still seemed to be polite towards the dead, and they waited well until the funeral ritual of Crowe Stream was over.

--When the ban was lifted, it seemed that the self-control of that time had flashed.....

"This is...... Gutenberg Castle......"

"There were rumors that treasure was roaring in the castle..."

"... even if it were, isn't it hard to find where it is?"

"... I see. Unlike a wreck, the interior is quite staggered."

For some reason, the realists pierced the nails,

"Huh? I'm not saying anything stingy!" It's a reserve! I know there are treasures, but how hard can it be to find them! "

“For historians, this whole castle is a treasure trove. Having carefully planned the investigation, I need to carefully sit down and excavate it....."

... it seems that the excavation promoters are not necessarily the same in their hearts.

Ahh... I'm sorry to be so steeped in delightful delusions, but I can't help but dungeon up this area.

Crowe did not mention the excavation of Gutenberg Castle Ruins (Lotto Cliffs) just as a reward for Hans. It is true that the legend of the reserves reminiscent of the Castle of the Clouds,

(... I didn't think the castle was buried in its original form... but it was damaged and buried worse than I thought. Of course, I can't use it as a base like this... but even if it's badly repaired with Dungeon Magic, it could affect the terrain on the ground...)

If you restore a castle that has been buried in dirt and deformed, you can't ignore the possibility that the unevenness on the surface will change. A small earthquake may occur if you don't do well. As a crow that secretly draws cages and ranks, it's not a very pleasant development.

(... well... I dared to show myself as a dungeon, but...)

Since there are a large number of dead people, there will still be a large number of resentful spirits (ghosts) roaming around, and perhaps the storks of Tsubaki are also born. Then it's not strange that a dungeon occurs... I was thinking of Crowe, but I was faced with a situation where there was no such thing as a wandering spirits (ghosts). It was out of the question, such as the occurrence of chi. This does not explain why the dungeon was born. At least it lacks persuasion.

(The place where the royalty of Morphans passes by... I feel like it would be a terrible commotion if I opened a dungeon badly in such a place...)

A dungeon opens its mouth at the timing it was aimed at, right next to the unmistakable passage of a procession from Morphans, and in the confusing place where the borders of Morphans, Illustrians and Islamaphans meet?... no matter what I think, it's a commotion.

Moreover, neither Theodorum nor Yalta were involved in the uproar, which Crowe identified as enemies. Don't say it's for nothing, but say it's for nothing.

(...... I'll dungeon it, but I won't appeal to its existence. I used it as a secret base as usual. It would be better to make it a dungeon from the viewpoint of protecting historic sites.)

As a dungeon master, it's a judgment, but even if I preach to Crowe about what a dungeon master is, it doesn't start.

"It seems that there are a lot of complicated things going on right now, so we can't do flashy excavations. I'll leave the inner investigation to the spirits.”

― ― With the sound of Kinokuru's crane, it was decided to leave the investigation of the historic site to the interesting spirits.