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

Crowe proposed cotton confectionery as a New Year's Festival performance, but the beginning was in conversation with the devils. Back when I was talking to the devils about leaving the store at the May Festival, it was prompted by the question Keane had thrown at me.

"Master, don't you want to serve the cotton candy that you fed me one day?

Cotton candy... Sure, it's a festival staple in Japan... can you sell it here? Don't you even know if it's food?

'Sure... it's hard to explain, isn't it'

"I'm making it... show me the scene... and there's a part about it."

Certainly. Cotton confectionery and candy craftsmanship can only be made in front of you.

"Candy worker, what is it? Master."

"Make and sell animal shapes with softened candy.... I'm sorry about what you're expecting, but I don't know how to make it, Keen. '

Next time I see him on the edge, I'll buy him...

'Sure. I saw it in the video, but I saw how the cotton candy was going to form. Your husband said there was no magic in the world, but it was magical. "

Right? I remember seeing them eat in when I was a kid, too. I want to make it myself.

"They can't even build that machine..."

I think the way it was made was on the internet.

In the end, we didn't have time to spread our hands so much during this busy period, so the occasion became popular… It was at this time that it immediately occurred to me when I came to the possibility of performing again at the New Year's Festival.

And now Crowe was struggling to make a cotton confectioner based on the information he had researched online.

"We can't use electricity in the other world... do we have to use magic props?"

The basic structure of the cotton confectioner machine is simple. In a spinning kettle with several small holes on the sides, add the raw shark, or white double (shirazala) sugar. When the rotary kettle is rotated at high speed while heating, molten white double (Shirazala) sugar blows out of the hole on the side of the kettle with centrifugal force. It will soon cool in the air and become thin fibrous, so you can tangle it up with chopsticks.

"Don't need a rotating mechanism at high speeds..."

I'm not very good at designing magic props, Crowe, but fortunately the functions required are relatively simple, so I was likely to be able to shape them somehow.

Yo (more) too...

"Oh... I'll use it outdoors, so I can't keep the cotton candy I made from being skipped by the wind... I can't put a plastic cover on it, and I guess no more glass... I have no choice, let's add a mechanism to curb the wind with magic..."

and so on, even though it was the wings to add to the unscheduled gimmick.

Two weeks after Crowe was consulted by the Horns on the matter of sugar sales, in other words, after he proposed the sale of sugar confectionery at next year's New Year's festival, Crowe and his squire were in front of a prototype of a demon prop type cotton confectioner.

'Is this the tool? Master?'

Keane is the one staring at the prototype of a cotton confectioner with glittering eyes.

"Uniform. The white double sugar of the ingredients, for now, I'll try to use what I brought from my world. '

'... problematic... effect... with... no?

'I made sure first. Fortunately, there's no such thing as "different worlds."

Crowe sets the white double (Shirazala) sugar in a cotton confectioner. Eventually the flowing white cotton-shaped sugar is handily tangled in chopsticks.

"Wah, wah, wah."

"Ho..."

'Wow...'

The squire stares with sparkling eyes at the cotton confectionery that comes up.

"I was anxious because I've never made a tool like this before, but you've been successful for now"

The crow was slightly relieved when he passed the first gate at the end of the line.

"First... the gate... is it...?

'Ah. I can't talk about it just because I could make it once. More than just using it at the New Year's Festival, it should be a free-for-all move from morning to evening. We need to figure out if it won't break even with continuous operation, and we need to take more spare planes on top of that. "

You'd better have been planning on crushing one a day.

"It's tough, Lord."

"Are you going to do it again in the same three places as before?

'No, I told the Horns, but this time they would be awkward (first) to open a store in Manastella as well. Selmine and I seem to be tradesmen of Manastella. "

'If so… are there at least four locations?

"It would be awkward (first) to have only one place in Manastella. At least we'll have to hold it in five places."

"Then... in five places... for five days... so..."

"You'll need twenty to thirty, including a spare aircraft."

'Wow...'

"It's tough."

'Cause I can't do it alone. Let the people in Odrant (undead) help you assemble. Let's finally get a taste of it. "

"Mr. Peter, the sweetheart, sounds delighted"