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

Approximately a little over a hundred kilometres into Theodoram territory from the border close to where the Marcus army was stationed. In a small village halfway between the streets connecting Nicholas and Gregorham, one man was cornered by fear. This man, whether he likes luck or not, had occasional (by chance) errands to go near the border the day Skeleton Wyburn showed up, and witnessed Skeleton Wyburn flying (...) towards himself in black.

He was one of those who brokered a subhuman slave to the Theodoram royal family.

I hear about the shiny skeleton dragon that appeared in Vazari. And I also hear that my fellow slaver Corey lost his life when he was attacked by a black skeleton Wyburn in Shrek the other day - with a little confusion of information.

Anyone who persecutes a subhuman will be the feather of losing his life when attacked by a giant skeleton monster. I also know there are rumors going on like that.

And finally, five skeleton Wyburns came down in front of me. Looking at me - I overthought it - he disappeared. I told him I knew about you, and he stepped down in front of me - too far away from me to say he was in front of me.

"No kidding... now it's my turn..."

No, it's not.

Like I said before, Crowe just duly pointed between Gregorum and Nicolam and instructed them to get down there. I didn't even realize that there was a small town in the back from there, or that there was a lurker there who brokered subhuman slaves into Theodoram.

"I just have to run... to where?

East side...... Skeleton Wyburn lurks on the nearest border. If we go south, we get close to the Shrek dungeon - they've got a dragon out. If you go north, Illustria - the home of the Asians is refrained from. The only option left was to go west... to Vinstadt, the capital.

The man runs out of town at night. As a man, it was a natural choice, but unfortunately, it was not a good time. It was in order to explore the movements of the Marcus army stationed on the other side of the border that the Theodoram army scouts were coming to this town.

There is a man who disappeared as if to timing with the marcus army's advance. There was no reason why this information would not attract the attention of the scouts.

One misfortune would have been that as one of the scouts', no, troops sent to the land, he did not know that the man was the one who brokered subhuman slavery into the royal family. If I knew, I might have found another reason for the man to escape. But in reality, he didn't know about it, and the charges against the man who escaped grew thicker.

Already of the scouts, and among their troops, the man had been determined to be an insider to Marcus, and his whereabouts were pursued harshly.

Three months later, a report was brought to the Secretary of Military Affairs that he had executed an insider (...) who was trying to flee the country and remained oblivious.