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

The story goes back about three months.

"Selmine?

... who? That?

"Yes, someone who was entrusted with building a sugar sales route, but something unexpected is happening and it seems difficult to navigate. As for, I'd like to borrow your wisdom as soon as possible '

... Oh, about the sugar thing. That's definitely an important strategic supply.

'Got it. Should I go to Elgin's office? I think I'll be there in five days.

'Yes, I did. Waiting for you.'

It was three days after a Theodoram adventurer broke into the Cave of Disaster.

On the third day after being contacted by Horn, Crowe was visiting the secretariat of the Asians Liaison Conference in Elgin.

"Well, what the hell is going on?

"Yes. Cellumine told me that because Theodoram is in a difficult situation across the border with Marcus, the consumption of the targeted citizen base is cooling down and the construction of the sales network is not progressing."

Wow, we're the reason.

"Well, did a merchant named Selmine set a target for the civic class?

"Uh..."

When Horn said so, he took the note at hand and began to look for it to be neither that nor this.

"I'm sorry. It's been a lot of tough talk...... First of all, they say that all the sugar you keep is of a high quality, no less quality than the inbound sugar. However, given the purpose of hitting the teodrum, the sales price needs to be set in the same or slightly lower price range as the sugar in the teodrum, and that would affect the distribution network of inbound sugar in any case."

Oh no... Was there a difference between the quality and the desired price...

"... well, no merchant specializes in sugar or anything, he said, and even if the inbound sugar distribution network is somewhat disrupted, no one will suffer a fatal blow. Rather than that, I thought it would be better to spill some low-cost sugar to dig up potential demand, which in the long run would also have a favorable effect on suppliers of inbound sugar."

"As good as it gets... Selmine seems like a good merchant inside."

"It's a different kind of elf, but it's definitely brilliant."

"... wait, is that an elf?

"... Didn't I tell you? I'm sorry. He's an elf man."

"No... that's good... so what hand was Selmine thinking?

In response to a question from Crowe, Horn drops his eyes on the note again.

"Uh... as for the finest white sugar, it seems that I decided that this would have to be sold as a luxury product and tried to sell other sugars to the wealthy citizen base. However, depending on what we talked about yesterday, the consumption of the civil population cools…"

"Why are you struggling..."

"Yes, he also thought about wholesale it to the Adventurer Alliance, but stopped it because he couldn't anticipate the disruption it would cause to the market."

"Adventurer Guild...... you tried to sell it as an emergency food"

Not a bad idea...

"Yep. But the adventurer definitely resold it to pocket money, and he seemed concerned that the price would be confusing."

"As far as it goes. I think it's a reasonable decision."

"So... Selmine says he wants to start by selling the cheapest brown sugar to the citizen base in the current situation and raise interest in sugar first..."

"Hmm... not a bad decision. But......"

"Yes, they can't think of an effective hand to increase interest in sugar..."

"You just get a recourse from your peers or from Theodoram if you do poorly, when it's simply sold out by an individual Cellumine. We need to sell it out in groups of some size and bounce the pursuit back to show it. Have you used the name of the liaison meeting to see if you like it?"

"Yes, and how to promote the presence of sugar..."

"Why don't you hesitate to say it? Horn."

"What?"

"I want to open the tea stand again at the New Year's Festival, isn't that what you want to say?