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

When we decided to move the winter - superficial - base to Banks, we said a few goodbyes to the villagers and followed the familiar village of Edge.

It's kind of sentimental to say this, but it's actually easy to get around with a dungeon transition, so I can't get out of something that smells like a play.

That said, I travel properly for once to make an alibi. I go home to my apartment at night with a dungeon transfer, though. Can you do a camp?

So we arrived at the abandoned village of Shard in front of Banks.

The town feels like Morrow, it feels like the stage of a western play. Not so much to say dry...... but the ground feels dry and dusty (dust). Unlike Moreau, there are rivers flowing out of town, from which stone waterways are drawn into the town. Grass grows mainly in rivers and waterways, but grass on the side of the waterway is less grassy than on the side of the river and is neglected.

"You're a solid house, as far as town trails are concerned."

Sounds kind of odd. Sure, it's not popular, but there are signs that people stopped by.

"Well, I think I can use it."

Whatever the field is, the nuts are raw. It's delicious. '

Keane... you don't always brace...

I just picked an affordable house and went inside and found out why I was uncomfortable.

"I see. For once along the old streets, are they used for camp locations?"

Inside the house were traces of mud shoes, and in the kitchen were found signs of burning (or burning) fire. Sure, you don't have to camp outside even though you have a house. The grass on the side of the waterway drawn into the whole town was neglected (Maba), I guess it was a large horse or something.

"Why don't we build a base here, not Banks?"

This time on the road, Sulay has been accompanied by soil magic. It seemed to be more resistant to dryness than Winn, and because his body was smaller and easier to hide.

'Well... it might be a good idea to build a dungeon, but going over winter here would be awkward (first) externally. I don't have the means to get food. Besides, if people go by from time to time, living here is going to stand out. "

That said, Shard's town trail was dungeoned as a hidden base during the winter months by saying that there was no way to miss such an excellent property. To avoid suspicion by passers-by, no changes were made to the ground and only dungeons were formed underground. Similar to the surveillance base created throughout the city of Vazari, it covers the outside of a robust inner dungeon with another dungeon specialized in cover-up. Like Vazari, there's no entrance, but we're free to move around with dungeon transfers and dungeon gates, so there's nothing wrong. Inside, come on. As a hand, we just secured the base for now.

"Master, what kind of dungeon do you make here?

'No, you haven't thought about the details yet. Whether or not to use it all the time is still to be determined. For now, during the winter months, it would be better to have a dungeon based nearby. More likely to be noticed when the number of bases increases, but there doesn't seem to be any worries about it here, or is it an ideal base?

"So you've got the place for now."

"Yeah, we'll figure out how to raise them later."

We looked lightly at the surrounding situation and then also inside the abandoned house, but we took it away and found nothing important. If there was a corpse or something, I would have liked to try the necromancy.

I decided to spend the night here - just what I see - that day. You'll get to Banks town the day after tomorrow - if you walk normally though. Let's just say it moves on that date.