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

Harad Festival, which infiltrated Muslims under the close orders of Yalta Catholic Patriarch Bocca I, saw a series of stories that his subordinates had been searching for, and frequently twisted their necks.

When Yalta began to search for a place to stay, the higher ecclesiastical sections of Yalta, including the Patriarch, looked to Islam as one of their candidate sites. Upon the decision of the upper management, Harad Festival also infiltrated the subordinates into Islam before the regular preachers entered the country. I ordered my men to gather some suspicious rumors for now... but there were a lot of unexpected stories.

When I received this life from the Bishop, I whispered that Ning (Mushi) Roh Vordavan, especially Avan's "Lost House" and Kalanigan's "Shaker" were suspicious......

"This is... in terms of suspicion, isn't this country also abandoned..."

Since I studied this country before I infiltrated, I knew the legends of "red cliffs" and "boats", and I heard about the tragedy that occurred in the plantation land of Bezin, although it was much newer than those. It's not just about Muslims, but I also heard rumors of a "mysterious foreign troop" whispering to him in the coastal state.

But apart from that, there were a number of movements I was concerned about. What I am most concerned about is that such familiarity (with each of these things) has occurred within the past year.

If we enumerate them along the chronological lines, it is as follows.

In January, Yashrik merchants gathered to discuss. The agenda is probably a new version of Illustria.

Festival of the Year.

The merchants explore the movements of the Elves and Dwarves.

June Yashrik can be seen as a detective of Illustria.

· In July, Yashrik and Muslim fans met. The agenda is probably "phantom

Leather ".

The merchants work for the commercial guilds of the coastal states.

On the outskirts of the village of Bejin, a ghost fire was seen.

Someone like a Lenz detective was searching for the "Funa Ewami Island".

In September, a number of monsters appeared in the village of Bezin near the village of Bezin, headed north, entered the mountain and disappeared

It was good.

"... I can only see some movement here in Yashrik and Bezin villages..."

The village of Bezin is about three days away by carriage to the west of Yashrik, so if you treat these as a pair, you can say that they are concentrated in the southeast of Islam. Harad was surprised, but no suspicious activity was confirmed elsewhere. Well, as far back as the old story, there are legends of "red cliffs" and "boat bamboo island", but at least we don't hear that something happened within the past year.

"Hmmm... at least something is happening in the southeast of Islamaphan......"

When this happens, it seems to me that Yashrik was the priest's superior opinion. Then you might want to try following the\ "Takami\" a little bit more.

"In the Lord's opinion, the village of Bezin was chosen to distract from Yashrik...?"

If we review the case of the village of Bezin with such predictions,

"... Ignoring the fact that the commotion in Bezin village happened suddenly without any warning..."

In the world, it seems that the myth that the commotion was caused by the preacher of Yalta has been passed, but I know that they do not have such power. If a series of monsters were sealed up on the back hill of the village, it would be strange to be able to release them to a preacher who had grown hair in an amateur. What is the use of such a soft seal?

--If so, what exactly caused the disturbance in Bezin Village?

"... it's true... that the preacher stopped by Bezin Village... but instead he tried to make Yashrik the base of his preaching here..."

If you think of this noise as some kind of joy, the fact that the monstrous noise is happening in Bezin village means that, on the contrary, the stop in Bezin village is not a trigger (...). Isn't Yashrik the only one left?

Should we proceed with the investigation in Yashrik? No, but if you sniff Yashrik poorly, it doesn't mean that the "Apostle of Batra" will not imitate you strangely.

It was a Harad sacrifice that I was worried about, but it suddenly occurred to me.