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

headquarters of the liquor brewery guild in Wangdu Illustria. There was an incandescent debate going on there, like a day in a row. The agenda was about the beer that we had just seen at the May Festival the other day, and, to be precise, what to do with the subhumans (non-fumes) who made the beer.

"So! As I was saying earlier, I took the beer and the right to sell the dots from the sub-people! You just have to manage it in my guild!

"Let me tell you this one again and again, but the idiot's off too. Say it! The Elves are not part of the Brewery Alliance in the first place!

"Whether you subscribe or not, that's not the problem! The significance of the Brewery Alliance lies in protecting the interests of the brewers who have joined the Alliance against such catastrophes as individuals cannot afford. What is it that those abominable subhumans have lost since the start of the Alliance!

"Your theory is splendid, but you won't actually get majority approval as a problem. The only one making a scene is Yale's brewer. Those who make wine are frowning at the noise."

"Are the winemakers going to shut up about the Brewery disaster if only they wanted to!

"It would be each other. The Breweries are making a fuss of their own, ignoring the winemakers' intentions."

"You!!

"Until then! Chill your heads a little on both sides!

Though it was only in the Guildmaster's drinks that the argument, which was almost grappling, subsided, the hostility between the two could not be concealed. I joked about this until the other day, so much so that I didn't think it was a pattern when I was intimately socialized.

"Anyway! In order to defend the interests of the liquor brewery guild, we have to let the subs figure out what public reason is. It is our view that the exercise of strength is inevitable!

"Who do you think it's in? I want you to stop replacing Brewery-only issues with overall Alliance issues."

The grasp tried to rekindle again - neither did the Alliance Master intend to go into arbitration anymore - by the way, until then the silent member opens his mouth.

"Unfortunately for Commissioner O'Hara, I also cannot endorse imitations that would put the whole guild in crisis to protect the rights of some of the liquor guilds (Breweries). Did you forget what happened in Vazari?

Everyone in the Chamber freezes at the words of this Commissioner. It was only a year ago that the aftermath of that noise caused the town of Vazari to decline and the branches of the liquor guild to be forced to withdraw. There is no reason to forget.

"Not that I forgot that Yaltan subhuman oppression was the cause. What if the same thing happened in Wang Du? And what if the cause is in the liquor guild? I don't think we should dismantle the guild.

Members of the Yale Brewer (Brewery) faction, who were as fierce as they had just been, also have to be silenced by the cold-blooded Commissioner's words. One case of Vazari was so traumatizing to the face of the Alliance.

"And then… we have to adopt reconciliation measures as a real problem…"

"Fortunately, the Brewery Alliance (of which) is not dealing with the sub-people separately. I have no problem sending moderates to the village of Doran to ascertain their intentions over there. Not as radical as Commissioner O'Hara, because many believe that we should have some kind of negotiation with the other party."

It was not until a little while later that those dispatched by the Brewery Alliance visited the village of Doran and brought home the answer that there was not enough room for productivity.