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

"Why did you move to (...) before you were ready...?

"Sure...... don't go against the usual path of strategy"

"What do you think of Sir Farmer?

"Something exists that subhumans, even though they are not ready, made them rush to the start of action. I don't think so."

"What is that..."

"The puppet thing broke. I just have to think about it."

To Sir Laxman's point, the Secretaries of State do not hide a serious expression.

"Assholes, did you rush things..."

"Then there's a chance they'll set you up early in the future."

"Wait, so you're anticipating this raid?

"That's possible."

"You should tell the platoon you're sending to be careful."

"One more thing. The raid would be more desirable before we approach the pit dungeon."

Sir Laxman's point again baffled the Secretaries of State this time.

"Pitt?... although it is certainly a dangerous place?

"What does Sir Laxman think?

Sir Agriculture, who rarely and slightly hesitates (for) to answer Lord Ordnance's inquiry.

"I have feelings for my heart even though I can't provide a solid basis... I think you should consider Pitt and Shrek's dungeon as potential enemies"

"Why, like that?

"I told Sir Zilka and Sir Lembach the other day... I'm concerned about the similarity between the skeleton dragon that showed up in Vazari and the skeleton Wyburn that showed up in Shrek. Both are unusual undead monsters."

There was a tendency to hesitate somewhere, but the Minister of Agriculture raised his concerns in a powerful tone about whether his stomach had settled because of what he had said.

"I hear that the skeleton dragon that appeared in Vazari has joined the sub-people. Then Skeleton Wyburn showed up in Shrek... No, you have to think about taking the dragon to the side of the subhuman people."

The king, who froze without a voice in the words of the Lord of Agriculture, but who had listened so far in silence, opens his mouth.

"But Laxman, where did Pitt come from?

Answer the King's immediate inquiry in a daunting manner, Sir Agriculture.

"To be honest, I can't find anything in common except that it's a dungeon, just like Shrek. but given that you are never a friendly opponent, just in case..."

"Can't we ignore it"

"But Sir Laxman, Pitt and Shrek are far apart, and I think it's a separate dungeon?

It was Secretary Lembach who questioned Sir Laxman about the fact that he did not fall from his heart.

"Run (only) Ri. That means you can't ignore the possibility that two or more Dungeon Masters are in the enemy line. I hope you're worried..."

"... no, it's natural to assume the worst as a military operation"

"By the way, Laxman, what do you think we should do if that skeleton dragon or skeleton Wyburn shows up?

"I thought we should pull without forcing ourselves."

Together we turn a surprising eye to Sir Laxman, who has said it all so well.

"There are other things to explore about sugar, but I thought it would be awkward (first) to leave evidence that every infantry platoon in our country has broken out in other countries."

The Foreign Secretary of Torland, too, cannot but agree to this.

"But... there's no reason to leave..."

"What? It's not like I'm leaving. It's a huge hustle and bustle about a dangerous monster on South Street. If the merchants become hesitant to visit Leelot, the inevitability of building a base in his land will also be low. On behalf of Vazari and Leelot, there will be times when Marcto will be more valuable."