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

One day, after the exhibition of insect specimens requested by Lupa, all we had to do was wait for them to dry, and we were hanging around town without a place. I've even come to the town of Corner Banks, and it's not bad to relax like this once in a while. The offering is made by two people, Rye and Keane, but the voicemail team also participates in a stroll through the Demon Stone for photography. No, ahhh so I have a lot of orders... I'll do as I say, mostly.

We bought and ate while walking fluffy, and if it tasted good, we bought in an extra and then went back to the cave with a dungeon transfer, and we all beat our tongues out of each other, that's how we spent our time. At that time...

"Master, isn't that shop selling gems?

Keane found the store. Is that what accessory shops are for? I didn't get a chance to peek into the store in Elgin, so why don't you come in...

The store with the flutter still seems to handle accessories. Some of the luxury products are there, and the quality of the stone is interesting, but also the design. The trend seems subtly different from modern Japanese accessory shops.

Hmm. I only left unprocessed stones in Edge Village, and you felt a little irresponsible. Would you like me to use it as a design or other reference?

Many of the gems are so-called round balls polished into spherical shapes, and no cuts of polyhedra are found. I guess the standard in this world is the one. Many of the Ishizas are made of metal, and this neighborhood is just like Japan. However, there seems to be no equivalent of wire finishing, so-called wire accessories or silver wire finishing.

"I seem to be watching you quite enthusiastically, but are you in the same business for a moment?

Someone like the owner of the store called me out. A gentleman of forty lashes.

"No, it's not like that, but sometimes (by chance) I could pick up a stone... until I was an amateur and polished, thank you very much."

"Ho, I even process it into an accessory and give it to someone?

"No, instead of handicrafts to Kunikoshi. It's sticky and I don't want to spend as much money as possible. And I was wondering if there was any harm in remembering."

"Ha, you're absolutely right. It's not something you can do all morning and all night, but if you don't get your hands on it, you won't get the moves."

That's what the gentleman like my husband said and laughed softly.

"You said you picked up a stone. Can I see it, if you like?

"Yep. Not enough to show you, if that's all right."

Take out the round balls that you have missed after receiving the conversation.

"Well... it looks like a crystal, but this is pretty transparent... and a brilliant true sphere to it. This is going to be a good value for us. He said something about handicrafts, but are you willing to sell them?

"Right...... well, depending on the price"

Eventually, I got a little color on each piece of silver coin per round ball to pick it up. Then we talk about making stone seats - pedestals for jewellery - and so on. Ishiza is made by specialist craftsmen, and expensive objects use precious metals such as gold and silver, or alloys such as true (Shin) brass (Chu) for cheap objects. Craftsmen sometimes insert stones into brooches made of wood or ivory, but they still have a lot of metal stone seats.

I also sell handmade accessory kits in Japan, and it's not that hard if you just want to make something simple... when it comes to giving it to the women of Edge Village, it's awkward (first) to use Japanese parts.

... there's no way I know what's waiting for me when I get back to Edge Village?