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

On that day, King Theodoram, once again tore through Phoenix in the early morning, seemed annoying - so he gave up somewhat - and jealously interrogated him with his voice.

When he heard the answer, the king's eyes were so open that he had ordered an immediate emergency council of state to be convened.

"What did you do to me..."

The resentful voices squeezing out of nowhere from the bottom of the earth - not already at the bottom of the belly, etc. - and other groans (umps) agree with this.

"Baron Norden has invaded Marcus territory...?

Following the evolution of the situation:

It was three days ago that a fuss arose over the addition of new rocky mountains on the border. At this time, two rocky mountains were added to the north and south along the border line - left and right, in the sense of the local garrison. I have already mentioned that both Theodoram Marcus have made a very soft fuss over this.

It would still have been better if the story had ended so far, but it is Crowe's stance to do it thoroughly when he does it. At this time, we added a new rocky mountain three days later. Exactly, considering that adding Rock Mountain was difficult with Crow's idiotic magic, it didn't add to the day after day, but Ning's additions would have been a better development for both countries without relieving their guard. Rock Mountain was added to the loose gap where there was no more additions.

The problem was that the person who did not relax was in Theodoram and the action taken by that person.

One of the local lords, who was after the tiger's sight and the opportunity, went out to hear the reports of the re-emergence of Rock Mountain, rather without getting his hair in, and occupied the rocky mountain in question - despite the fact that half of the rocky mountain was in Marcus territory.

It was a clear act of aggression.

"Baron Norden. I am a local lord whose unthinking actions have been eliminated for a long time. It was a reputation for greed, so I thought you occupied Rock Mountain for gold mine cravings."

(Baron Noten said...? Also, that's an odd name to say......)

Explained with a difficult face was Peter Münchhausen, who binds Odrant's residual troops - a general who made himself a nobleman of Theodoram in his lifetime and who had been asked to have a future. In contrast, it was Crowe who divulged his thoughts like a fright in the heart.

"Is that it? But, Master, it's just a rocky mountain, right?

It was Keane who raised his suspicious voice. In response to reports of an emergency, he has been transferred with Crowe to the core room of "The Rock Cave of Disaster" - along with the rest of his family.

'You're just a rocky mountain from top to bottom. Do you have any gold ore?'

"If I do..."

"A glee-skinned fool just stepped on his feet for nothing... from our point of view"

"But as a country, I can't say that either."

'Sure... General Peter's... you're right... with one rocky mountain... but I'm telling you... it's an act of aggression'

"Yes, this is, uh, duh, isn't it?

The families are spoken of as concerned about future developments, but even with Crowe, they never thought that anyone would do this much foolishness.

"I don't know... I just can't believe this is going to be easy..."

And Crowe's sentiments were common with the leaders of the countries, including Theodoram Marcus.