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

I'd like to get to Wang Capital, but I don't even know where the store I'm looking for is or what kind of store deals with raw stones and such in the first place. I just walked around and said hello to the boss, and five times I was targeted by a scratch - every time I snapped my finger.

The arrow tip, which I thought would jump into the right store because of the lack of clarity, apparently caught my eye in a store that handles materials obtained from animals, etc. Can I stay here now? In the first place, the purpose of this visit to the capital is to know the market price in addition to the gold measures. I don't need to force myself to look for a store that buys me expensive. The purpose of this visit to the capital can be fulfilled once it is possible to know how much value is attached to the material store and how much other materials are traded.

When I went into the material store and talked to my grandfather, he told me that I could take the handbook (once) depending on the type and quality of the stone. Then when I tried to get the original stone out to the counter, there was a customer who hit me later.

The customer apologized for the carelessness, so when he waved his hand at the counter saying he didn't care lightly, the material store's father's eyes were nailed to the Demon Stone Pearl - the Demon Stone made with magic flowing through the glass balls. My hand slipped when I was hit, and the demon stone beads I was bringing in just in case spilled out of my nostalgia, it didn't take me long to realize that.

"Shit, shit, shit!

"Hey, Master! Why did you bring it?

"Hey do, just in case something happens, think..."

'What if something happened because I brought that!

Calm down and take up that demonic stone bead so as not to show any inner agitation.

"Oh, I'm sorry. It's not for sale."

"Brother, that's a demon stone, isn't it? Where'd you get that?

"No, I picked it up. Is it a demon stone? This."

"Oh, the magic is a lot of mon, but most importantly, the craftsmanship is amazing. I guess it's not stolen from some nobleman. My neck's gonna blow."

"Like I said, I picked it up. Have you been notified of the loss from somewhere, here?

Cutting back like that with an unfamiliar face, the material store's father replied with a sinister face.

"No, I'm not out. If I had that arrangement around, there's no way I'd have missed it. But where did you pick up such a substitute? If you don't want to, you don't have to."

At this stage I gave up hiding. Rather than arouse more suspicion than necessary, let's answer a story that is unobstructed.

"There's a town called Morrow, isn't there? A little further away from there, it was buried halfway. It's rare, so I thought I'd make it a souvenir to the country."

"Brother, Morrow isn't ruined. There are still people living in that town... Hang on, you found it well, didn't you?

"You used to pick money over there, didn't you? I wish I could find some shards, because I felt like I was walking down."

The story is clear... should be. My father, once convinced, bought the original stone this one had put out - though he stared sparingly at the nostalgia that had befallen the demon stone beads.

The raw stone came with a value a little cheaper than well.

It is a comma at the command of the First Battalion of the Royal Illustrative Army.

"Hey Warren, you know the rumors that have been spreading in the Materials Store neighborhood (cute) these days?

"What's with the stick? Unfortunately, I don't know anyone at the material store."

"Some traveler picked up a treasure ball of amazing demon stone near Morrow."

"Is it real?

"That's how my father at the material store said he saw it. I'll tell you what, there's no real thing. The traveler walked away without selling it."

"... I can't say much without the real thing, what's so special about it?

"Oops. Anything was more transparent than I've ever seen, and on top of that, it was completely spherical. You know those demon stones?

"No...... Is such a substitute by Morrow..."

"A little bit of a curious story, huh?