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

On that day, the upper management of Theodoram and Marcus were to be broken to sleep by hysterical communications from the border.

"There are more rocky mountains on the border!

Normally, it doesn't make sense, but there are things happening there that don't make sense the way dungeons appear. If it's more, I guess it's more.

King Theodoram was in a mix of grump, giving up and enlightenment - no more surprises, etc. - with a facial expression, he just ordered it partially.

"Details."

An hour later, the Secretaries of State who had gathered in the conference room at Vinstadt Castle - with the king who had convened the meeting - held their heads together.

"Totally..." The Rock Cave of Disaster "is what I named..."

"It's a hassle, it also causes all the nasty hassles in the diagonal direction..."

"Why... more rocky mountains..."

The report brought from the front-line troops was that the number of rocky mountains standing alongside the border increased. They didn't immediately notice it, as it grew on the edge of a much further rocky mountain row, rather than in the central part where the troops were stationed. Theodrum and Marcus soldiers headed for an early morning patrol - wary of a runaway run, luring all the soldiers from both countries together… it is customary for them to go out on patrol - but they realised that the patrol took longer than yesterday and re-counted and discovered it again. According to their clarification, it was a rocky mountain with different dimensions, and I didn't expect more rocky mountains, etc. - I normally don't - so I was a little late to realize it.

Two newly added rocky mountains to the left and right. At the same intervals as other rocky mountains, and lined with similar shapes. I don't think it was newly added yesterday or today, I'm telling the front-line troops from the beginning that I feel like it happened.

"As for the placement of the castle fort, Ning is more reasonable now..."

"Even my army wants to make such a point..."

Such a conversation was said to have taken place in each of Theodoram and Marcus' front-line units.

'So...? Crowe, can you explain this to me?

It is the grandfather of the Spirit Tree who is demanding an explanation from Crowe with a tired, giving up voice. The opposing crow is explained by a voice that sounds like it has reopened.

"What, Theodoram and Marcus, whatever went insane, augmented each other's forces, making the border smell worse. I was just thinking about expanding the battlefield and diluting your power."

For once, is it appropriate...?

If we do extend the area of responsibility of the troops - here the range of dungeons is presumed to be expanding underground - we will also have to expand the range of vigilance and patrolling. In order to maintain the sentry density as it is now, we have to add additional troops, and for that matter, we will be pulled out of the troops staring at each other in the front, and the pressure on the border line will drop.

"You don't think there's going to be more troops?

"Both countries can afford troops, right?" Especially if you're in Theodoram, your reserve might be exhausted. I stepped on it that it would be difficult to add any more?

Crowe's guess is almost correct. Technically, Theodoram has a pure reserve power, but the regiment can't move this in the current situation, so it was close to virtually exhausted.

The situation is similar even for Marcus. There is no reason why the troops are so persecuted (hiccups) as Theodrum, and the Marcus army of cavalry subjects can rapidly change their positions, but they cannot move their troops any further in a situation where they have no idea what's going on. It's more than Theodoram that's puzzling.

"In a situation where we don't know how things are going to turn out due to a lack of reserves, we can also go to a lot of people for dungeon exploration. If you want to return the forces operating on the border, you have to extract them from the soldiers operating in the rock caves. If the number of people entering the cave decreases, the current trap will work effectively. Profitability improves."

"Exactly, Master Crowe."

Crowe and his family have lost sight of what they are good at. The kingdom wasn't the only one with eyes on the rock cave.