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

Eighteen days after Naihar's money lenders, driven by fear, escalated the myth that a dungeon had appeared nearby from Bezin village to Ned village, the rumor also spread to Theodorum through the movement of merchants.

In any case, the word "dungeon" has come to be considered as a top priority here in Theodorum. If Poko Poko and the dungeon appeared as if they were surrounding their own country, and the country was suffering a lot because of that, that would be unavoidable.

And to such a place: "A dungeon has appeared in the Muslim fans!" The fantasy of "??" has jumped in. It was only natural that Theodorum's secretaries of state should stand out. But.....



"... I expected the dungeon to besiege our country..."

"You appeared in an unexpected position."

"Can this be called a siege?"... no, it's certainly not a siege from a broad perspective... "

The secretaries of state are trapped in mixed interests as they look at the map from the village of Bezin to the village of Gat, where the dungeon allegedly appeared. I picked up a place that seemed to be related to the dungeon... but the "nearby" from Bezin Village to Ned Village, which was rumored to have happened this time, was far removed from the expectations of the secretaries of state.

If you're a dungeon master who has been steadily sieging Theodorum, didn't you create a strange dungeon?

"Well, I'm sure there's a threat on the road from the coastal state to Markt..."

"In the first place, Amrfan and Voldaban are more important than Muslims from the viewpoint of trading with Japan."

"Is this a separate matter from... the siege of Japan?"

Thinking about it, there were dungeons that showed strange movements in places that seemed to have nothing to do with Theodorum, such as Moreau's "Gemini Dungeon" and Manastella's "Hundred Demons Cave". When it comes to dungeons, it might be a thought to tie them to a Theodorum siege.

"Even if it was [the dungeon] in the first place, I would say that only a part of the money lending is noisy in the dungeon." The appearance of the dungeon was not actually confirmed, was it? "

- So it's irrelevant?

"I don't know..."

Dungeons are appearing all over the place, just enough to keep them standing. It is normal to think that it is due to the same cause.

In other words, this "dungeon (provisional)" of Muslim fans cannot be said to be irrelevant to the dungeon master who is hostile to Theodorum. Even though the existence of the dungeon had not been confirmed, it seemed that something strange was happening.

I can't grasp the true meaning of the Dungeon Master (Claw), and the Secretary of State is very puzzled.

... Crowe's intentions did not include Theodorum, which was originally a harassment of Yalta -- although he ran from there in a strange direction -- so unless you think of the keyword Yalta, you can't reach the truth no matter how much you think.

However, even though it seemed to be an idea, Foreign Minister Tolland had a strange opinion.

"... one thing is clear: the Muslim fans are on our side."

The Foreign Minister, who suddenly said something strange, gathered the attention of other faces.

"... what do you mean? This side?"

Looking around at the faces of his unwarranted colleagues, Lord Tolland begins to express his views as Lord of Foreign Affairs.

"First of all, don't you think that the ruckus in Islam is similar to that in Japan?" Think of Pitt, Shrek, and the Rock of Calamity. "

"Hmm...?"

"I certainly don't have any objection to that....."

Confirming that the prerequisites were accepted, the Foreign Secretary enters the main part of the story.

"If you think that the fuss in Islam was caused by the same dungeon masters who brought us here......"

The Foreign Secretary cut his words off as if he were distracted.

"... the Muslims may be as hostile to the Dungeon Master as we are to the Muslims... which means the Muslims are on the same side as us."

"Hmm..."

"Can you certainly see it that way..."