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

"What a mess... that's a mess over there, isn't it?"

"Well, that's the situation surrounding Sagan." And more importantly, how is Avan? You asked me about it in the Adventurer's Guild, didn't you? "

"Ahh... just you, too... you're so tight-lipped, aren't you?"

With that in mind, Krushank opens up a story he asked about in the Adventurer's Guild in Sagan's town.

"First of all, there are rumors in the abandoned village of Avan that there was a rumor that there was a rumor that there was a rumor that there was a rumor of a 'lost house' before it appeared."

Huh?

"It's just, you're so spitting in your eyebrows." It seems that the smuggler sends people away to avoid them. That's what the captured wheat merchant says. "

”But... the fact that the [lost house] appeared made it impossible for me to laugh.”

"Yeah. But the smugglers don't give any statements about the Lost House." That's where I'm really worried about you. "

"... please continue"

"Oh, I'll skip the first report of the 'lost house' because you know it, too." The Adventurer's Guild has turned its attention to Avan since rumors began to circulate that some adventurers had disappeared there. "

"... tell me more"

What Krushank had spoken of there was already known to the readers. And from that flow, I explained that the guild regarded "stray houses" as "unforgiving existence" for those who take hostile actions, and the possibility that "stray houses" might even connect with other world dungeons. Naturally, these hypotheses resulted in the death of his partner Dahl, but it was not Krushank's fault.

"--Well, the Adventurer's Guild is like that, but what about the Commercial Guild?" You were in charge, weren't you? "

"Ah. It was like the Adventurer's Guild was reacting differently." At least in the commercial guilds, no voices were heard that would put the [lost house] at risk.... there was a story of too much greed and failure. "

Failure?

Dar told the story of a merchant who visited the second "Awa-no-Go". I'm not tired of just collecting regular drops, and I'm starting to vandalize the indoors to see if there's anything else dubious. I'm talking about a thick-hearted man who has been kicked out by buying the rage of a crow. After that, there was also an industry that tried to bring out chairs and tables.

"Another thing. It seems that some merchants boiled down their business to the point that the [lost house] did not appear, and set up a long line of stagnation... At this time, the [lost house] did not appear for two weeks, and the merchant showed up the night the merchant rooted out and left, and waving sweets at the children."

"... have a good personality and cancer, the 'stray house'..."

"After that, it seems that there were still some merchants who decided to make a long commutation, but it seems that the" lost house "will never appear while the one in that hand is there." The story is that he bought the displeasure of other merchants and was kicked out. It seems to be the same for those who did not aim for the "lost house", but wanted to sell food to the merchants. "

”Hah... this is starting to get confusing.”

"One more thing. When there are a lot of people staying in the abandoned village of Abang, the 'lost house' doesn't appear."

It was Krushank who listened to Dar's explanation while wrinkling between his eyebrows, but it seemed that he understood what it meant.

"... what's going on...?"

"Ah. The Avan will not be reborn as a village in the future... that's how it feels." At least in a commercial guild. "

The two of them put their arms around each other by matching the information they brought to each other. We are still far from fully elucidating the situation, but this is likely the result of the preliminary investigation.

"All I have to do is... go there and investigate..."

"Anyway, the merchants are hurting the adventurers..."

"Well, I think I'll be fine if I don't get rid of the reckless imitation..."

I would like to avoid getting together with a lack of thought with a brain muscle idiot, and devouring it. It might be easier to take on the escort of a merchant.

"There's no problem... in that case, we'll have to enter Theodorum, right?"

Even if you have an Adventurer card, if you slap it, you'll get dust. I would like to avoid infiltrating the virtual enemy nation Theodorum.

”... I stopped by the sightings at Miyuuyama... can I just push them through?”

I guess that's where it is.