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

"I greet you again, Admiral."

"Unsheen, quick, but I want to see what you're capable of."

Crowe, aware that he was not familiar with the sailboat, decided to ask the person (Unsheen) all the things he did not understand, similar to taking a bad break from thinking. Let's just say it's a clean attitude in a way.

'Yes. I don't have as much fighting power as my colleague Christmas City. But I was able to salvage the memory of this ship before it sank, so I think I can help you in terms of information about trade and maritime in this world.'

It was an unexpected, and thankful story for Crowe.

'And it seems that stealth abilities such as cover-ups and disguises are higher, rather than direct engagement'

Maybe, but Crowe's image of a ghost ship during regeneration and the fact that he named it the Invisible (Unseen) affects it. This is another thankful story for Crowe. It would also appear that Christmas City is the "monster dungeon" whereas Unsheen is the "ghost dungeon".

"As long as I can… I want to know the first thing about the condition of your shipment as I listen to that information later"

In response to Crowe's question, Unsheen replied that much of the shipment was corroded, but that the liquor in the ceramic bottle (lid) was drinkable, and that some boxes filled with gems and precious metals remained. That alone is like fulfilling your original purpose...

'That's an unexpected harvest. … then scratch a little bit of greed. Unsheen, do you know if there are any other ships near here that I might be able to collect?

'I understand. Let's move on to collecting it quickly.'

Oh, my God, Unsheen just replied that there are other treasures that can be recovered, or she says she will guide you to the scene. It's a story I don't even wish for.

Guided by a well-made new American dungeon - I know it sounds crazy, but there's no other way to put it - the Crows collect treasure from the nearby sinking ship.

He was an upbeat crow after collecting efficiently, but by the way, he notices the difference between the speed of Christmas City and the unseen. Even though they all work with magic, in the unscenes of Christmas City and Tea Clipper, originally a Cleveland class light cruiser, there is a huge difference in speed… or basically the speed of the unscenes, which are sailboats, is left to the wind. I often wondered what was wrong with Crowe, but I realized that I should accommodate him in different spaces.

It needs to be added and refurbished later anyway. Ability enhancement is necessary beyond what has been decided to be used as a dungeon for Crowe distribution.

Admiral, I think it would be better to take Unsheen to Earth once.

To the unexpected suggestion of Christmas City, Crowe raises a single eyebrow to encourage the story to continue.

'Even when dungeoned, the unscene of the original wooden ship remains a concern in terms of defense. I was wondering if we could expect to improve our magic by letting Unsheen go on a journey to Earth, a different world, and renovating and training over there. "

While it has been confirmed that Crowe and his family will be enhanced by cross-border and cross-border food intake, the Christmas City proposal was to apply it to the dungeon itself. Around here it would be a suggestion because Christmas City actually went through a crossing of worlds.

With all the proposals, Crowe decided to bring Unsheen into the world and renovate and enhance it there.

Later, in some waters, a reconnaissance bureau in Kunikuni observed the mysterious Ghost Ship again and became confused, but that was an unknown tale of Crow giving.