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

Lev, the Dungeon Core of Crevasse, contacted us that there was an eye (rare) for the practical application of electric whips, and we quickly came to Crevasse. To be present for the actuation test, of course.

"Hmm. The whip speed doesn't seem to be a problem. What's the power of electric shock?

"I'm just saying that that's up to the Demon Stone. However, even the smaller demon stones used today are powerful enough to stiffen the griffon."

"What is the decrease in power when used continuously?

"Ten consecutive uses down ten percent, is that it?"

Is there a practical problem then?

"How's the whip range?

"It's a little troubling. As it stands, we're operating at twenty meters."

"Is it still short... what's the penetration of the tip of the whip?

The tip of this whip is tipped like a mole.

"As it is now, it's tough to pierce the skin of a dragon"

Mmm...... Will it be more subtle to use as an external uniform...... no.

"Let's make it up to you in numbers for the short range. It would be sufficient as an ambush weapon. And... I'd like to install this in the inside aisle as well. Pick the right place and put it down."

"" Master Crowe, I'd like to equip our labyrinth as well "

Two senior-level dungeon cores have come together to demand it.

"If you're going to tell Romulus that Remus or Lev doesn't mind, there's no difference as far as I'm concerned. However, since the element of surprise is an important weapon, be careful to let the darkness know."

"" Of course. ""

At present, we don't have enough weapons with that much power in the medium range. Do you still want to work on developing beam weapons......

Lasers when it comes to beam weapons that have been practical or conceived in the Earth world, but other than that, microwaves as charged particle wires and non-lethal (non-lethal) weapons - irritating skin pain to inflict intolerable heat and suffering - and so on. But all of them require advanced technology, and it was the reality that whether they could be reproduced even with the magic of this world was subtle - or near impossible, to say the least.

What Crowe was thinking, therefore, was not a beam weapon as the royal path of these SFs, but to the extent that it focused light and hit the target by means of a concave mirror - or a planar mirror arranged in its shape. Once Greek Archimedes has been told that he burned down enemy military ships by the same principle, but this is very eyebrow spitting. However, it was Crowe's theory of eye glare - if it was done well, it would temporarily deprive him of vision - that it was possible.

"The sun is fine as a light source, but that depends on the weather and time. I wonder if light magic would make the light sphere appear in front of the concave mirror, and we could focus that light in one direction."

'... I can't say for sure, but I feel it's possible'

'So, the first problem is, I can't use light magic, can you guys use dungeon core?

Either way, in real life combat, we have to rely on the magic of the dungeon core that actually operates. Crowe broke it off that way and threw the first issue round to the dungeon cores.

'... If it's about lightball, you and your brother (Remus) can use it. Lev...'

'... I can use it for once. It's a shoddy light......'

'Well, at least you don't have a problem doing experiments. If it's going to work, encourage them to improve their skills.'

With the uneasiness of his position not to shoot the magic directly, Crowe made a light decision to talk. From the point of view of Dungeon Core's light magic proficiency and securing the space available for the experimental site, experiments were to be conducted in the "labyrinth of streams" in Remus, just as in the case of twenty centimetre cannons.

'Uh-huh, don't focus more than I thought. The output is also like this with light balls.

"But it would be more than enough for the eyes to glare. Tactical value is enormous because you can take the other person's eyesight from a considerable distance and for a while."

'That's true... it's a little different than what we call a beam weapon in our world... but one way or another, don't be close to a stun grenade operation'

"Master Crowe, what's that?

"Powerful flashes and sounds, a kind of bomb that temporarily deprives enemies of their sight and hearing and reduces their ability to fight - like fireworks - right? Stangrenade is basically difficult to attack from a long distance because of the specifications you throw and use, but this one is big enough to earn distance because it's used as a beam. '

"For the time being, why not use it as an eye glare and think about increasing the output separately?"

"Right, let's do it."

The second Crevasse defense enhancement plan was also expected to be achieved.