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

There was tension between the four gathered in the office that day - and confusion between the two soldiers -. When the king turned to General Rover, he spoke as if to confirm.

I hear a demon showed up in Moreau.

"Ha... well... once"

"Hmm? Are you oddly toothless?

"No... I'm pretty sure he was a demon when he examined the body, but from what I've heard, he's a pretty low end... or he just seems like a chimp."

"Suddenly, five of our soldiers jumped at me, and I couldn't even reward him with an arrow."

"... for a long time... the... unfortunate Demon Clan."

"Thanks to you, Warren has a headache about what their prospects are."

Whether the voice of the general has become a calling water, the king and the prime minister all turn to Sir Warren.

"Sir Warren, could you give me an explanation?

"That's... as the general put it, I'm in a state where I can't tell what that demon tribe came for..."

"I was just talking to Warren about how the most likely thing is that there's a fool in the Demon Clan."

"... I mean, if this is the work of the", some mistake has sent an idiot who doesn't even know the circumstances?

"I thought about the possibility of a positive move, but I think a positive move would send quite a few people. If we arrange this, we won't be sending assault fools."

"Hmm...... I mean, just because incompetence was dispatched by mistake, the original aim of the Impotence was a positive move, didn't Sir think of that possibility?

"Only if it has something to do with this. There can be enough unfortunate demons who have occasionally tried to get by."

Chimps, fools, dumbfounders, assault fools, incompetence, shame, whatever you want to say, but no offense to them is slight (mi) dust. As a politician or a soldier, I just think so. Well, if you see me hanging by a soldier on a dark cloud, let's just say it's an inexorable assessment.

"Out of the question, maybe it's the right thing to say, a fool who wanted to go through without knowing anything"

Almost right.

"As far as we are concerned, however, we need to deal with the corresponding more than we can abandon another possibility, namely the possibility of positive motion. In that sense, it didn't have anything else wrong with dispatching it, even if it didn't help. I can't get rid of the possibility that he foresaw it."

"If there's no such thing as a loophole, think about it."

"And, Sir Warren, are we talking about a positive move?

"Yes, if this is a correct positive move, then what is the positive move for?"

"Is that what you're saying about our recent reaction to the actions we've taken?

"Yes. If it's a positive move on what we're interested in these days, there are two things we can think of"

"Morrow and... the ruins of Shaldo"

"It would be his destiny not to be there. As a matter of fact, the dispatchers may be superior or inferior. No matter how much you suspect, in the end we have to prepare ourselves for positive action, so we can expect a dispersion of power"

"After strict attention to both sides, can we just proceed with the investigation..."

"I'll slap the butts off the people who are going to the shalds."

"... one thing came to mind"

I can't hide Sir Warren's expression, not again.

"... I don't want to hear it, Warren.... What are you trying to say?

"No, Morrow's twin dungeons were extra handy, so I never thought of it before..."

"Twin dungeons?

"Yeah, that's what they call it locally."

"I'm sorry I pinched your mouth. Go on."

"Yes, because the person seconded this time was so arr (...), it is possible that this kind of person came to think of it. I wonder if the twin dungeons are worth a lot to you."

"... what do you mean?

"If the twin dungeons were an experiment for the twins, and if the experiment is already over and the twin dungeons are worthless,"

When Crowe heard it, he said that he was going to kill Sir Warren with fury, but three of General Rover's people seemed to be interested or in a sense of crisis.

"An experiment?

"I don't know what it's an experiment on, but I was wondering if it might be a test of the effectiveness of a new type of dungeon. If you think of it as an experiment, you can imagine why two dungeons were created in the same place at the same time."

"… simply because it is convenient to conduct experiments, or to prepare,"

The three thought often, but eventually the general asks with his face up.

"Warren, in that case, Morrow is considered to be of low value to you, in other words, you think it's Shard that matters to you, right?

"Imagine only, but it would be a reason to focus on investigating the shalds"

There was a surplus of songs, but things were about to work the way Crowe thought.