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

On the second day of the New Year's festival, the town of Saurand was full of festival crowds, but one corner had a particular set of people (one or the other).

And oddly enough, the crowd near the center of the crowd is silent, or the extent to which whispers and whispers are leaking, but vice versa, such as invisible, out-of-the-way, out-of-the-way, and out-of-the-way curses are flying from the crowd around it.

It is about the day of the debut of Crowe's cotton confectionery machine.

The story goes back that morning.

"Oh... you're from the May Festival"

It was the owner of the store next door who spoke to the sub-people (non-fumes) who had assembled the tents and lined up the chairs to prepare the store for opening. Apparently, he remembered the tea stand that opened at the May Festival.

"Yes, you're close and you can wear it at the New Year's Festival"

"Well, well. Sora, it's very helpful for us."

When the Asians (Non-Hume) Liaison Meeting dispatched its use to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the end of the summer to inquire about the possibility of opening a store for the New Year's Festival, it was assigned a wide painting near the center of the venue that had just received an on-the-spot acceptance response. In view of the prosperity at the May Festival, it was decided that opening a store at the end of the day might not only stall the crowd but also the flow of guests. The neighborhood owner's remarks are also expected to spill customers. Because they sell skewers, there is no competition between the products. It was decided that Ning could expect to attract customers.

"It may be crowded and inconvenient."

"Hey. Don't complain if the guests are coming."

... Yes. If the customer (...) was coming, there should have been no complaints.

"The manager, the customer, they don't come to the store."

"The attraction of cotton confectionery is too strong. The spectator can't move."

"It's okay! The manual you have deposited also contains what to do when this is the case!

"" That's the spiritualist!

It is good to start making cotton confectionery for attracting customers, but somehow, when you put rare sugar - no one in this country has ever seen white double sugar (Shirazawa) - into a rare machine, something rare (wasabi) like a cloud of smoke appears, and when you mouth it, which is handed out as a tasting, this is also rare - or for the first time - only the texture and sweet happy taste remain in your mouth...

It is a demonstration sale of cotton confectionery that is as rare as it is rare and attractive to people. There is no reason why high-profile customers can't eat.

The process of making cotton confectionery can be seen many times because it sells from the side where it is made. Moreover, I am not tired of seeing this manufacturing process over and over again. Front row guests - or spectators - can no longer move like roots have grown, and invisible guests behind them can be crisp and rioting. That was the situation.

And some of the measures to be taken in the event of such a situation were also included in the manual. It is a feat of Crowe's unique simulation, having become familiar with middle school, high school, university and TRPG (Table Talk Roleplaying Game).

"Plug ~ in"

Along with that glossy voice, an elf woman brought a hot drink to the basin (tray).

"Oh, thank you very much"

"It must have been cold, right? Drink this and warm up."

"Wow, hot tea."

"Yeah, because he said he didn't like limonettes - citrus fruits similar to lemons"

Along with the words of gratitude, the beast girl, who was clear on the cotton candy, receives a hot tea with hot air, sounds deliciously throaty and drinks it up. The gaze of the guests moves from the elf woman to the warm hot tea to the beast girl who drinks it up even more. More and more people hear the sound of throat ringing everywhere, reminding themselves of the cold at the same time.

As if I predicted that timing - I guess I actually predicted it - an elf woman calls out.

"Please come to the store if you'd like. Serving warm drinks for your body. Some menus may suit your neighbor's products."

Several audiences seem to have been moved by the solicitation of the elves mixed up with the advertisement of the neighboring store without a scratch.

"There are five days of New Year's festivals, and if you've seen them all, please replace them with the guests behind you."

A cheer from the rear audience rises in the words of the elf, and the audience who occupied the front row also rises badly.

It was at this time that an elf woman threw a bomb at her to keep standing.

"This time, a little brown sugar is also available at the store, and warm menus such as hot wine, hot ale, hot beer (...) are also available at the liquor store that opens in another section"

An audience colored by the word beer (...) is exposed to cold water by the dialogue that follows.

"Unless something scandalous happens (...), we will be open until the last day, thank you for your patronage"

- Misconduct!

They also know rumors about the closing of the tea stand because of the mayhem of Theodrum's big idiots in Leelot town. What if the idiots imitate the extra in this town, and if the suburbans fold up the store... The audience - somehow even the clerks in the neighboring stores - were alert enough to look around in the open.