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

The report from Kerr baffled Crowe three days after he ran a Spider Golem performance assessment test on Marcus' adventurer.

"Something wrong with the Theodoram soldiers?

'It's not so weird, it's different than before. Something... strangely temperamental...'

Mood?

Don't get me wrong. In the meantime, list the things you felt uncomfortable with. '

The "funny thing" Kerr mentioned when Crowe told him was:

· I'm looking for the footprints and traces left by the adventurers in the case.

· While in the dungeon in the name of rescue, he does not have the tools that he is likely to use for rescue.

· Few people carry Warpic as a weapon - a striking weapon like a hammer with a crane mouth. Warpics are distributed not only to newly increased personnel, but also to former personnel.

-They watch out for underfoot and wall conditions, and act like they knock on the wall from time to time.

· I have been focusing on mapping for a long time compared to the last time.

'As far as it goes... in addition to all this, you say that each person's mood is different, right?

'Yes. I don't know... I'm feeling elevated by being entrusted with a serious mission, or burning with a sense of purpose, that's what it looks like anyway'

Hmmm......

'Whatever your temper, don't look like you're looking for something, as far as judging by your actions'

'Yes. Just what do you mean...?

Yeah, that's the problem.

'Before I do... Kel, what was the basis for your decision to be looking for a footprint? Just looking at the ground doesn't make you certain you're looking for footprints, does it?

'Oh, I'm sorry. That's what the commander-like man said...'

It's not your guess, it's a confirmed fact.

"Yes."

Hearing Kerr's explanation, Crowe thought in silence.

One of the things I'm looking for is undoubtedly the trail of the adventurer, or the trace he left behind when he arrived. But why look for it? Simply think, those adventurers (idiots) got it in the dungeon - and the Theodoram people think - they're craving something. The question is what it is......

"Kerr, I want to see what I let the adventurers (idiots) have on their bodies. I wonder what else happened besides gold and iron ore - yellow steel?

'You have gold coins that one detached picked up and dropped. Theodoram told me it was different from the last gold coin he brought home. "

"That's it... that was Emmen's self-confidence..."

When I let Emmen build it, I do feel like I told him to make it different from any gold coin ever cast. As for the first one I dropped, I remember hearing about anything as a reference to the gold coins that were excavated from the ancient ruins of Shaldo, but secondly, I mean, I haven't heard anything about the ones I let those adventurers (idiots) pick up... No, wait?... You said you added playfulness or something?

Crowe didn't know, but the "playfulness" of what Emmen called it was also one of the reasons that made the problem easier. Emmen also grew up in this world, and I know the "legend of the land of Mid". He had an ingenious design, as if the gold coin in question belonged to that "country of mid", but it could not be concluded that it clearly seemed so.

Specifically, he spelled "mid" in the ancient letters of the area where the "country of mid" was supposedly located, arranging the letters - while leaving similarities to the original letters - to create ancient letters that should not be real. Because the original letter spells "mid," you can still read "mid" when you decipher the made up ancient letter - with a clue to its similarity to a known ancient letter. No, I make it so I can read it. However, various ideas may be used to ensure that no certainty can ever be obtained. In addition to that, Crowe is even using "aging" alchemy. It was not impossible for Emmen to complain confidently that it was the greatest masterpiece of gold coin ever made.

... and theodrum grabbed by such an object was a good disaster.

As Emmen thought, he was to be danced to the illusion of the land of Mid, which was unlikely.

"... Master Crowe?

'Oh, I'm sorry, Kel. I feel like an ancient gold coin planted by Emmen has worked something... Well, we'll see about this later, Emmen. So, about something else...'