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

When the news was brought about by the Magic Communicator, in the Royal Castle of Theodoram, kings and secretaries of state had gathered for regular meetings. The soldier, who jumped to the scene without thanking him, handed a piece of paper to the military secretary in a tense manner. From his first reading, the soldier's disrespectful expression melted away, and his consternation covered his face instead.

The king asks when he realizes how disgusting the military secretary is. I was wondering what happened. The Secretary of State keeps his mouth shut and gives the communication paper to the King.

The king at first reading also still changed his blood phase, but he confirms it to the Secretary of State without disturbing it.

"Lembach, what kind of person is Corey written here?

"We were entrusted with the supply of food and supplies for the garrison units. The earthlings of his land are like... It has also helped us secure criminal slavery as a mining workforce... but we have also heard rumors that we were (...) arbitrarily creating criminal slavery"

"Hmm... Everyone said that Skeleton Wyburn appeared in the land of Shrek earlier to seize (and kill) the leading men of the land who were buying the resentment of the inhabitants. Soldiers from the garrison are witnessing the end of the day."

The meeting room went into havoc.

"Quiet! It won't help you to say that before you know it! Rembach, remind the Shrek garrison to send a detailed follow-up. I apologize to the Secretary of State, but I'm gonna have to ask him to wait until he finds out what jewelry is."

"As far as I can tell, I did know jewelry (...)..."

"You've got more things you don't understand..."

It is an entirely different question of whether a situation can be found and whether that situation can be understood. It was the head of the Kingdom of Theodoram who was truly reminded of such a thing.

"... let's just forget that Wyburn is not normal"

"Right...... let's just discuss that behavior now. (… that's easier)"

The Secretary of the Interior's last dialogue (at best) was only bossy and whining (crushing), not heard by many, and those who heard withheld their comments.

"First of all, the question is, was this... Skeleton Wyburn? That means they didn't show any attack on the garrison soldiers, they only carried the carriage away."

"It's not just soldiers, is it? It does no harm to the escorts, does it not?"

"... I can't even ignore the fact that it showed up at some point... well, let's put it behind us. The way you flew after that was a lot slower?

"To the point where the tracking team won't lose sight."

Here Sir Laxman Agriculture draws attention.

"I can make an interesting point thanks to the fact that the followers of the Illustrative Angel have also popped up on the cannon. Whether or not you knew the identity of the squire who jumped out, it is a fact that the Wyburns were waiting to be executed until our soldiers arrived. Then it is clear that the thoughts of Wyburn or his superiors were to show us the execution of the Royal Theodoram Army."

It is over-thinking.

To make the horrors of the dungeons known the danger, it is better to have more witnesses. Witnesses other than Shrek residents are dreary on their own in the wild horses. Crowe just thought so... by way of example his actions were misleading.

"... Sir Laxman is told this is a message from the dungeon?

"Would it just seem so?

So if you think too much......

"If so... don't run out of this to see what the problem is"

"If what you're doing to a soldier is a message, does that mean no hostility?

"No... someone like Corey, who had a dark spot behind him in obtaining criminal slavery, has been executed. I don't think we'll be resented for buying slaves from him."

"If so... are you telling me that the Royal Army is next?

"Disgusting!

"No... not necessarily. There will be many others who were sucking sweet juice according to those who will be collies. There is also the possibility of showing them off and pronouncing executions."

"As long as it takes..."

Here the king's belly Lord Holland somehow ears to the king. He is in a belly-hearted position because of his childhood familiarity, but officially Sir Holland's position is like a private aide and he cannot take part in an official cabinet meeting. So I took a far-fetched means of ear punching...

"Lembach, you said something earlier. If you need anything, let me know."

Everyone's gaze gathers at the Secretary of Military Affairs.

"Ha... No, I was cautioned that Wyburn appeared without sound and disappeared as a position to use the military. As soon as I was wondering how far I could work from the dungeon. Suppose you can also see the dungeon far away, for example around Odrant…"

"Sir Lembach! Sir says the disappearance of the two battalions was caused by Wyburn!?

"Wyburn, not necessarily. There's a dragon in that dungeon."

"But... there is such ability in Wyburn and Dragon..."

"No, Sir Merca, isn't it not necessarily the monster who has the ability? It would be better to think that Ning's dungeons are equipped with such abilities.

Together we freeze to the word of the Secretary of State. It weighs only on Sir Lembach's remarks, which are more militarily bright than anyone else on this occasion. If that story is true, whether it's in the capital or in the castle, doesn't it mean you can send monsters in whenever you want? It is a nightmare on the military.

Among the ministers who had no voice as a loner, the first to raise the question was Lord Laxman Agriculture.

"... So this time the five skeleton Wyburn came, not the dragon..."

"It would be a demonstration. That the dragons aren't the only gestures."

"Well... maybe that's the main purpose of the information."

I agree with Sir Laxman's pointing out that he was Sir Lembach, who seemed to have impelled the void for a moment, but after the idea of the dimension.

"It's possible."

"Assuming it is... what is the Lord's intention in the dungeon"

"Yeah? Isn't that a declaration of war?

To the surprised (much) voice of Military Secretary Lembach, Sir Laxman shakes his head and denies it.

"Where is the inevitability of cutting head-on and selling fights when one dungeon, albeit powerful, wants to poke at my Theodoram kingdom? Would it be much more effective to ambush?

A military secretary who thinks muh. There are a lot of things I want to say about the courtesy of the state, and being a samurai, but I also feel strange discussing it with my dungeon counterparts. Above all, I know very well that I cannot be polite in dealing with a country, so I do not snort at the point made by the Secretary of Agriculture.

It is the Foreign Secretary of Torland who has participated in the conversation here.

"Lord Laxman is also told you (more). If the dungeons are intent on hostility, they won't be so far-fetched."

"What do you mean...?

"There's a chance that some kind of negotiation will be concluded."

It took time for things to roll out in a direction that Crowe would not have expected.