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

As we work to develop mobile gates, we have been reminded of the lack of defensive capability of the dungeons in Crevas. It would be troublesome to have a Medium-2 disease dragon coming again, think of a device to repel raiders along with a quick enhancement of the dungeon.

I'm sure you couldn't get the story sorted out last time, and you left the soldier costume story behind. I think we were talking about the magic or trap of the dungeon core... the core grew a lot too, but it still doesn't have enough magic to deal with the dragon. The strengthening of the dungeon walls has also progressed considerably, but there is no hope of relying solely on it. If so, is the trap still reasonable?

The interior of Crevasse is narrow, so it's impossible for a dragon to dive in. But now that the reinforcement of the dungeon wall is incomplete, the dragon can dig and break the dungeon and move on. In other words, it makes no sense to install a repellent device in a passage in a dungeon.

It's possible to think of something like a suicide bomber, but when you say you're going to blow yourself up in that place, it means that the Krevas group will no longer have a place to live. Rejected. Clean up before approaching Crevasse.

When that happens, do you want to expand the dungeon outside Crevasse and intercept there? Keane said trabasami could be no joke either......

'And that's why we're hosting the second Dungeon Defense Conference in Crevas'

"Are you going to spread the dungeon outside Crevasse?"

"Oh, if the dragon comes, intercept it outside as a battlefield"

'Oh, when the dragon comes, is that usually different?

'I'll pretend it's not normally a dungeon in the first place. It's a narrow rip of rock, so you can't tell if you keep quiet, can you?

"Ha..."

'Let's get back to it. I would like to hear everyone's views on how to fight in the interception field outside. Keane was recommending Travasami, wasn't he? How does that work?

"Huh? Huh... yeah! What about deep pitfalls the size of your feet?

'Keep the walls of the pits as dungeon walls and they won't be destroyed. Can it be stopped if it fits well? Few fears of accidental detonation if you keep it working only with dragon class weight...... sounds like you should. Anything else?

"Yes, thunder, electricity, huh?

Electricity? Oh, you're telling me to run current down the ground.

"Uh-huh. You're gonna need a lot of giant currents when you're stuck, aren't you?

Most monster movies fail. I guess I have low expectations.

"Too bad."

'No, wait... instead of flushing it to the ground, a wired tweezer... we might be able to figure it out in a format that punches in the tentacles. Romulus, Remus, what do you say?

'Right. It's more efficient than flushing it across the ground. If you just move your tentacles, you don't need magic either, and electric shocks are likely to be possible with thunder demon stones. All you have to do is work, but this depends on the blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.'

"Uhm, this is pretty promising too"

"Happy, I am."

'Your husband... the cannon... can't you make it?

... Huh?

When I asked Haifa, who suddenly made a blundering statement - a lot lately - that there was no firearm or weapon equivalent to a cannon (hon.) weapon in this world, no, the very concept itself. They said that they had a good chance of winning if they were close enough because they could rush the opponent's intentions. The idea was based on my attack in the last game against the Dragon, and I seem greatly impressed. Heifer himself can use magic similar to a shell called Rock Barrett, but he appreciates the fact that he can attack continuously without consuming magic.

Heavy firearms like machine guns are quite a hassle to design, and if they were to be built, Haifa would be right about cannons. The material on the shell is fine with the dungeon walls, but the question is how to eliminate bends and distortions. Alchemy, please? Instead of gunpowder, use demon stones, and the shells are made of dungeon walls that have a proven track record in the last game against dragons, okay?

Set up a concealed artillery seat by planting it inside the walls of the Rock Mountains… refer to the German army's Fortress of Navarron…. Fortress cannon on an electric whip in a pit... you don't seem like a dungeon anymore.

... Do you want to reopen?

"Haifa, can you reproduce a laser or heat gun in this world?

"Lesser... I can't... the Hot War Cannon... is in light magic... something similar... but... orientation... is a problem"

"Romulus, Remus, can you make a directed or focused attack of light magic?

'... light is light, even if it is created by magic, so it may be possible if we can focus light with the technology of Master Crowe's world'

"Hmm. Then can I use it if I focus it with a concave mirror and aim for my eyes? Some hands focus the sunlight, not the light magic. It's the one Archimedes did. And then... ultrasound in the classic place? Maybe this is a little difficult to achieve. Others...... '

"Why don't you, Lord, weigh yourself down? It's not gonna be a dungeon anymore."

'No, there's still no shortage at all to destroy the Dragon Legion...'

"When did it come to deciding between the dragons and the female? If we get this far, most dragons will be spared their lives."

Accepting Grandpa's persuasion, Clevas Dungeon's defensive weapon against dragons was set in four stages: cannons, ray cannons (or stangrenades), electric whips, pitfalls, Since obtaining a concave mirror is a little tricky, and the electric whip takes time to cultivate and nurture the tentacles, it was decided to equip the pitfalls and cannons as the first stage.