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

The Crows, who stayed overnight at the Elgin Inn, travel for Morrow. There are some paths from Elgin to Banks through the new streets, but Crowe, concerned about how Shard is doing, decided to use the old streets again this year.

And three days after leaving Elgin, Crowe had arrived in the town of Morrow.

"... compared to before, you've been busy a long time"

'That's right......'

"It's full of people."

The town of Morrow was so busy that the Crows accidentally leaked it like that. Regardless, the increase in tourists to Shard is the reason for this. At present, there are times when the path from the new street to Shard is not open, and the only way to reach Shard is through the old street. It can be said that it was only a matter of time before the town of Moreau, halfway between Elgin and Shard, was rebuilt as a perfect relay site. However, the problem is…

"... so, Romulus, Remus, are these people also wandering around your labyrinth"

I can't say for sure.

"Probably a tourist, no mistake."

Tourists who decided to stay overnight in Morrow on their way to Shard's (already) can say that it is impossible not to ask about the land's specialties and attractions because it is a corner. And here in Moreau there is nothing like a famous spot, and it is also true that there are only about "twin labyrinths" in addition to the gold mine site and the old dungeon site.

(That's why... nothing will ever come to see the dungeon...)

What is baffling the Crows is the slightly increasing number of "labyrinth" tourists these days. Exactly. There are no ill-mannered guests - who if there were, would feed instantly - to let out a little bit in a dungeon where the Adventurer Guild handled first-class dangerous goods, but it's not something that feels very good to be seen as remarkable, albeit far-flung.

"There's also the Shard thing."

"Hi, there seems to be a growing interest in something called a dungeon..."

The cause is clear. Shard's "ruins" were followed by "catastrophic rock caves," because Crowe softened things. Cutting it off, and the hypotheses published by Marcus and Yalta, respectively, were further applauded, raising public interest in the dungeon. Originally, tourists are remarkable people. If there is a dangerous dungeon in the country to contend with on the way to Shaldo, there is no reason not to stop by and see it.

In addition, a dungeon is not so dangerous as long as it is viewed from the outside. Some dungeons aggressively attack people like "Pitt," but no such thing has been observed here in the "Twin Labyrinth". In fact, Crowe, reluctant to carry in the extra hassle, had instructed him not to reach out to those who were outside. Rather, the public hazard assessment is generally not incorrect, as Ning was trying to listen to conversations and gather information from visitors to the dungeon.

That said, the dungeon is a dungeon, so tourists who come here to see it are mostly accompanied by an adventurer's escort. Tourists without escorts had secured escorts by issuing short escort requests in the town of Moreau.

In short, the existence of the "twin labyrinth" as a tourist resource even affected the attraction and opening of the Adventurer's Guild in the town of Morrow - technically, the reopening of the Adventurer's Guild, which closed with Morrow's decline.

"'What shall I do?

'I don't care what I do or do... I don't know how I can do it at the moment. I'm sorry about you guys, but I need you to stay put for a while.'

'No, nothing wrong with that'

"It's plentiful in the sense of gathering information."

The realm of the "twin labyrinths" actually extends secretly out of the cave, so the magic and vitality that leaks out of the visiting tourists has been recovered into the dungeons, even for the information and good income. Though...

'Don't feel like stepping away from the dungeon you should be...'

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