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

This year's New Year's festival in Elgin, the territorial capital of Baron Elgin's territory, was very different from what it was until last year. It was only the Mild Divinity, but a festival was held to be exploited by regular clerics - the first time in decades in this territory.

In retrospect, there were previously church-like (tattoos) in Baron Elgin's territory. No, it is good to say that religious activities were also active for what was flourishing as a center of trade. That went too far.

It was the exhortation by lower clerics and faithful assigned to churches and places of worship that overheated, and inter-religious and inter-church conflicts developed to violent shakedowns. The victims came not only to the residents, but also to the merchants who were visiting Elgin for the transaction. As a city that is more prosperous than trading, a situation such as being indexed for safety is not preferable.

The furious previous Baron immediately struck three hands. First, the association officials and believers who caused the violent shakedown were summarily deported without question. Secondly, formal protests were sent to the upper echelons of the churches in question, and their contents were also made widely known both within and outside the territory - high bills were placed on the territory and through contacts between nobles on other territories. Thirdly, it banned all religious activities except for personal beliefs in the territory and expelled all churches and places of worship - after a deadline of no more than a year - including denominations that did not cause problems. Incidentally, one of the sects that caused the violent shakedown is Yalta and the other is a faction of the Mild Divinity called Tragism. Yaltaism rebelled violently when notified of the expulsion, but Tragicism was said to have been solemnly subjected to punishment in shame for its own mistakes.

Anyway, depending on these things, no New Year's festival was held for decades for regular clerics to wield the extraction, but it was finally last year that a Mild Divine Chapel was built in the territory. The inhabitants, who were waiting for the New Year's festival due to clerical differences, made their way to the New Year's festival venue in large numbers.

The story goes back to last fall.

In a chat with the Horns, Hugh and Crowe felt a little anxiety when they talked about the New Year's Festival by a cleric Baron Elgin's Land welcomed for the first time in decades.

"Horn, it may be an extra matter, but is Elgin working out measures for the New Year's festival?

"Measures, is it?

"Nah, when it's the first official New Year's festival in decades, aren't the residents going to massively push it? He said it was a small place of worship.

That's what made Horn suddenly anxious. Although it has nothing to do with us on the face of it - in fact, we are deeply involved - if the crowd and confusion are high and something happens that happens to the injured person... well, in case something happens that involves a sub-person (non-fume) there... When he saw the blue horn, Crowe found out in his anxiety.

"Horn, get confirmation from your buddy in Elgin ASAP. If you don't set an effective line in advance, it's gonna be terrible."

"What is a flow line...?

Crowe was born and raised in modern Japan, but he had a complete knowledge of congestion and accidents in concerts and other places. I also knew that such accidents could be prevented to some extent if someone set up a flow line and organized the congestion. Crowe mobilized knowledge in modern Japan to prevent unfortunate accidents.

In a call from Horn, the Elgin-based subnationals (non-fumes) also moved. When he questioned the nearest residents and confirmed that the crowd was inevitable, he immediately met the clergy in the prayer hall and offered to cooperate in the planning of the New Year's Festival. Regardless, we will not forget to involve representatives of local residents in order to accuse the sub-humans (non-fumes) of making a mistake. Around here is the wisdom of the Crow.

Baron Holbeck, who was consulted by representatives of the region, wanted to curse his detour (uh-huh) wide (and), but promised to cooperate with the festival through his servants when he soon regained his mind. He ran to secure venues and corridors according to the clergy's plans - in fact, those made by Elghin-based elves based on Crowe's draft. Fortunately, I was able to get the help of the Adventurer Alliance when it came to crowd organizing for the day. It was the women in the staff who united to make the Alliance Master acknowledge the day's departure.

There were some signs of muddy rope, but they were ready for the New Year's festival anyway.

On the day of the New Year's Festival, the first official New Year's Festival in decades was solemnly celebrated with the cooperation of clerics who came from other churches in a sudden fashion. It seems to have been effective to set the flow lines in advance so that participants do not have to return to the same path.

"And you're an amazing manpower, Mallow"

"Yes, I would be relieved if I hadn't arranged a place or aisle in advance"

"Neither do I. I have had the experience of making New Year's Eve distinctions... but I was completely oblivious to the fact that it was the first time in decades. I have to thank the elves for their thoughtful advice."

"Elves, you knew how to set up a venue."

"But it didn't look like I was used to it. I've seen and checked the paper many times."

"Is it the knowledge passed on to the elves?

"That may be true... but there was no shortage of response to the crowd opening the store. Is it my experience as an adventurer?

The clerics also predicted that the store would be lined up in anticipation of the New Year's Festival crowd, but they didn't think they would order the crowds and contentions in front of the store to be settled and the store to be cleaned instead of taking the cost of the place. As a result, we were able to secure a sufficient number of congestion and surveillance personnel, so what we could gain from renouncing the collection of location fees was huge. Whatever the case may be, say no to the charity of good intentions, so the good of the eye is wrapped around the right thing. Since the store is well spaced and distanced from the road, there is no such thing as disturbing the queue of worshippers. A cleric used to twist his neck (twist) frequently, but this is also Crow's wisdom.

"Anyway, with everyone's help, we were able to successfully complete the New Year's Festival. Mallow would have been tired too. It's all right now, so you should come around for a little while."

As the clergyman told me, it had been hectic, but the Mallow boy - Marr, the orphan of the former Duke's house - was caught in a strange exhilaration. Neither human nor subhuman had anything to do with it, and we could work hand in hand to prepare for the New Year's Festival. It was all the same subpeople who raided Vazari, who took themselves out of Vazari, and who together prepared for the New Year's Festival. Maybe it's wrong to be afraid for no reason because you're subhuman. The boy who was thinking about it didn't realize that he was gone whenever he stood in front of the subpeople.

It was not until a short while later that the old but large building - the Yaltan church confiscated by the previous Baron - was ceded to the Elgin dwellers as a major contribution to the preparations for the New Year's Festival.