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

"Yah... you're good... you're safe..."

In the village of the beast man who took his compatriots back from the slave trader, whimpering (snapping) Is it the mother who holds the young beast man around? A slightly distant position to wipe her eyeballs is a woman known as Warya, who bought contact with the Beast Man in the village of Elf in the Silva Forest. When I did, this mother was the one Warya said - that humans grabbed her children - and I must know her. And the beasts of the village succeeded in bringing back their children that had been seized.

Slightly distant is a group of beasts wrapped around similar coarse garments. If you look closely, the ears and tails are shaped and varied, and it looks like they've been abducted from villages everywhere. Their eyes were warm, staring at the mother and son of the sobbing beast, and they felt pity as if they were looking back at what they had been deprived of. Many of them have their flesh parents killed in front of them.

"I'm sorry, but I want you to stay in this village for a while. I intend to send you to your homeland as soon as circumstances permit, but I'd like a moment. I'm sorry about the residence, but I'll have a miscellaneous fish sleep at the rally point for a while. As you can see, I don't have an empty house. If you want to live somewhere else (approximately), I won't stop, but I want you to keep in touch with this village. If we're going to bribe ourselves, adjust not to ruin the hunting grounds of this village."

A young man is still explaining to the liberating slaves whether he is the leader of the village of the Beast Man. There was no difference between the liberated and the villagers, and we agreed to live in cooperation with them. Many of the beasts have been exterminated of their home villages. The village chiefs thought that a small number - many of them young women - would stay in this village.

"But you're really a big deal with exotic spiritualists,"

"Oh, after paying off all the haters, I was able to take back many of my countrymen. We owe the Spiritualist a great deal, too."

"Hmm. The people of Edra are not ungrateful. We should always return this favor."

"But... I didn't know you would light up those humans... what the hell did the Spiritualist do?

"Hmm. The lords' private soldiers didn't move at all. The number of guards was also somewhat low. Most of all, there's not even a slight increase in the number of people."

"Don't say that, but the spiritualist in the matter is a human being, too?

"I guess it means that humans aren't all bad guys either. The people of Elgin don't despise or discriminate against us."

Out of Crowe's knowledge, his stock was steadily updating its high prices.