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

Sometimes I'm surprised to be informed of someone I forgot about when I forgot. For Crowe, that was utterly unexpected… in a cliché, it was "the thunderbolt of Aotearoa".

"Dear Crowe, there is a brave line coming to this labyrinth..."

The event began with a communication from Remus.

"... brave man?

Crowe can't react instantly, steamed back the words that were driving him to the other side of total oblivion.

"Master... there must have been... those who were seated in the cauldron... of the kites."

'... if you put it that way... you were there... that's what...'

It's been about two years since the Second Battle of Vazari. I honestly forgot about its existence, etc. because it never came up on the subject before... but it seemed to be alive for a long time.

"... why did the forgotten line of brave men come to the Quicksand Labyrinth again by now?"

'That's... apparently going to raise a flag...'

"A flag...?

It seems that this is what Remus heard from the conversation between the new braves.

'I mean... be the feather of being eaten cold rice for losing nothing good in Vazari... trying to salvage the loss here...?

That's what it looks like.

But why the dungeon again? Besides, why did you come to the Quicksand Labyrinth?

"This is the reason I saw the dungeon... I don't know, but there seems to be a growing public interest in the dungeon."

'... hey, is that our "rock cave" tangle?

'... it seems so...'

Whether the Crows are a "rock cave of disaster" or not, the tongue-demo hypothesis from Marcus is also spreading in the alley and has risen to a point where there has never been any attention to the dungeon. There's also that, and a line of brave men seem to be attacking the dungeon to try to make a name for themselves.

'Even if that's good, what about why you came to the "quicksand labyrinth"?

'That's it... because the previous generation of brave men lost their lives in the' labyrinth of unrequited ', they attack the' labyrinth of quicksand 'or something...'

"What the hell?

If you intend to fight the enemy, you will challenge the same "unrequited labyrinth". Looking where it's not... Thanks for this...

"You seem to have been blown in cowardice."

Apparently, the proven "Labyrinth Without Return" of the Brave Killer decided to take it off the choices and challenge another labyrinth in the same place, the "Labyrinth of Quicksand".

'What shall we do?

'Thank you very much. I guess I can push you back. Let's take a look at it. "

"Yes, sir."

As for the lightly viewed form of Remus, naturally it can't be interesting. Cullus and his men were provoked to confront the murderous Remus.