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

While I was thinking about the sub-people (...) liaison meeting, I asked because I was curious.

"Speaking of which, what do you call yourselves?

"What?"

Was it a bad way to ask...

"No, the humans are pulling you, the elves and the beasts, calling you 'Subhumans,' but that's the way you say you've seen you down a step, isn't it? I wonder what you call yourselves."

When I asked... you're all looking at each other like you're confused.

"... I never thought about that."

"Normally, elves are elves, beasts are beasts..."

"But if you cross races and take hands, like this one, it might be the name you need, right?

"I agree with Tuba. It means we can unite and bind together. I think it would be beneficial for these resistance movements to hold on to their identity."

Someone said that people are the strongest united when they have a common enemy in front of them.

"Identity......?

"Oh, self-definition and self-awareness of who you are... sorry, good explanation."

"No… it does matter in the sense of establishing our own sense of belonging"

"It's an elf, an animal man. It's not a narrow look, but a member of a larger group is aware..."

"In other words, do you mean to pay off the lay between the races..."

Ho ho. Again, you've started thinking about this from a high point of view...... I'm guessing all three of them are in a guiding position in each settlement.

"Do spiritual users have any thoughts?

Oh, did you jump over here...

"No, this kind of thing should be considered by the parties, right?

"But... I was ashamed to say that I didn't realize it until I received your point. (Arisama) If you have any thoughts, please let me know..."

"I don't know what non-human (non-human) human (hominid) means... don't you have a common ancestor in your mythology or something?

"Common ancestors… No, more than that, what did you say earlier?

"Yeah? Are you a non-human (non-human) human (hominid)?

"Is that the word of your country, spiritual user?

Oh, the English pronunciation wasn't translated with skill...

"You're out. Yeah," human "means human," non-human "means non-human," hominid "means human."

"Non-human...... may I borrow that word?

The three of us were discussing something when I answered that I was not in the right mood to say this, but in the end it seemed to me to adopt the word "non-fume" as a substitute for "subhuman" by changing it briefly so that it was easy to say.