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

In front of the three sub-men, Crowe with a ruthless attitude speaks.

"First of all, you are now powerless to challenge the kingdom of Theodoram. At least not only Illustria, but also the sub-people of the countries surrounding Theodoram, such as Manastella and Marcus, need to work together"

Crowe continues his words as he seals Horn's mouth trying to argue.

"Secondly, if I join the war, I'll be able to give Theodoram some painful eyes. But have you ever thought about what might happen as a result?

Three people showing confusion at Crowe's inquiry.

"... the people of Theodoram caught up in the war will escape the country in an attempt to escape the war. Nothing. I didn't know what would happen to the inhabitants of that country. This way, millions...... maybe what would happen if nearly 10 million people were to refugees and push them to the surrounding countries?

Three breathtaking people in Crowe's words.

"There are six countries surrounding Theodoram. Simple calculations push over 1.6 million refugees per country. You think the state can accommodate that many? Do you think that refugees will enter the woods in search of clothing and shelter, cut down trees, burn down mountains, and try to gain their own land? The people who demolished the country's forests and turned them into farmland? Assuming that is the case, do you think each country can prohibit the practice? If we ban it, the refugees will mob up and disturb the security of the country, right?

The three faces turn blue at the ruthless prediction poked at them by Crowe.

"Thirdly, if you go into Theodoram, you have a good chance of fighting an elf or beast who has turned into a puppet. Are you ready for that?

Three people stunned by Crowe's words that can be poked at one after the other.

"You never thought about that, did you? But if Theodoram puppeted an elf or an animal, he'll definitely use it against you. That's the most effective thing you can do, and if you're good, you'll have a new puppet in your hand."

No more do the three men speak, but stand up like statues.

"Fourthly, I can't be sure of this, but perhaps the technique applied by Theodoram during puppeting is not easy to solve. Probably remain a doll who lost his will until he died. I mean, no matter how liberating you guys are, it's very likely too late."

The color of despair floats in the eyes of the three of us.

"And fifthly, if we had time to attack Theodoram, we would have more to do. While this is happening, there may be elves and beasts in some country, right? You're just gonna let that go?

Three subpeople breathtaking in the way that There was blood on my head and I couldn't think that far, but it is certainly a prerequisite to avoid causing new victims.

"But, spiritual users, there are reports that Theodrum's movements are disturbing these days. If this one is late, Theodoram may invade another country…"

Crowe speaks so that he can be pressed against Horn's voice.

"That's not true. Theodoram should be at least one cup this year, or sooner, until after the middle of next year."

I look at Crowe's attitude, which I say confidently, and, oh, I'm sure you did something again, Horn.

"If Theodoram tries to imitate something strange, I'll do something about it then"

Tuba and Dime are confused about how far to believe when they look at the arrogant crow. Looking right at the horn, he has a strange, enlightened look like he gave up.... How should we judge this? Horn asks Crowe in a dry voice, approaching the two confused.

"So what do you think of spiritual users?

"Theodoram's nation remains intact and weakens over time. That's all I have."

"... is that possible?

"I don't know if it's possible. I'm just saying we have to do this. … maybe it will be a longer and more troublesome struggle than any battle you've ever been through."

"... What do we do?

"First, I talked to you about when, the Subhuman Liaison Conference. Get that thing up and running. Ultimately, the sub-people of the six countries surrounding Theodoram need to build a cooperative system."

Crowe breaks his finger and lists what he needs to do.

"Secondly, team up a few people to patrol the area and stop any more elves and beasts from being captured. In some cases, you attack slave hunters and slave traders, but don't put your countrymen in Theodoram's hands."

"Thirdly, review the village's defensive net, considering the possibility that the slave hunt will strike the village. You can't just be more vigilant. Take mazes, traps, every means you can think of, and kill intruders (...)"

A strong tone tells me not to tolerate the enemy.

"Fourthly, gather the information you know about Theodoram. Landscape, population, industry, whatever. Fight against one country. I have data to figure out where and how to attack Theodoram."

After making sure what he mouthed was passed on to Horn, Crowe releases his last words.

"That's all I'm telling you. I want a wise decision. Yeah, and I'll tell you later, me and Theodoram are already in a hostile relationship... and they don't know that."

Left behind a thin straw, and Crowe departed.

Leaving behind three subordinates who looked flattered.