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

What did you do with the disposal of the ancient liquor recovered from the sunken ship?

After Maria pointed out that there was nothing left to give to the two swallowing soldiers, Crowe decided to bring the rice cake to the cake shop and the liquor store to Mr. Du (Ji) and the others in the village of Doran.

That said, Crowe had no intention of bringing the ancient liquor into the village of Doran himself. You can leave that to the Horns and the others at the liaison meeting.

"This is what I got depending on... Whether it's actually more or not, they're in the warehouse. I think I can get it out of the portal I left you with."

"" "Ha..." "

"There's just a lot of numbers, but not a lot of decent drinks. But even if it doesn't taste good as booze, I dare you to bring something that doesn't taste good because it might be of some help to Mr. Du."

"" "Ha..." "

The three Horns Liaison Conference people, with their vain eyes and voices, were answering Crowe's explanation. I thought I was used to the oddity of this spiritual user, but he still had a sweet idea. Where do I get the idea of scratching the booze off a sinking ship?

No... really why?

"Oh, uh... why are we talking about fishing for a sinking ship?

"Yeah? Didn't I tell you?

In Dime's question, Crowe explained with a bitter smile that he realized he had not explained the beginning of the story...

For the record, the person named Crowe Makuwu (teasing) Maru Yoshi (Maruna but Yuki) is basically a thoughtful character, but still sometimes he may be silent.

- Like right now, for example.

"What's distilled liquor?

"Ah..."

In this world, at least in the countries of the western part of the continent, little is known about distilled liquor. There are imports from abroad, but they are only expensive and rarely available to the public. Alcohol (alcohol) was recognized as a pharmaceutical ingredient.

The kites weren't the only ones who couldn't get rid of it when they heard it was a novel booze.

"This is...!

"Is this the one called distilled liquor!?

"Strong... but that's not all..."

The three horns forced me - or forced me - to try the lamb, which is the largest number of distilled liquor in the process of maturation - and there is no shortage of raw molasses in any way.

"I'm telling you, this is the one I've aged for over a year since I built it, right? If you hadn't let him sleep for at least six months, he'd have had a lot of clutter to drink, wouldn't he?

"A year..."

"Well, as with ancient liquor, does maturation make him a liver?

"Well, that's the thing."

The horns who heard the story were discussing it with Hisohiso, but eventually Horn begged Crowe in the form he represented. I was wondering if you could also disclose the technology of this distillery.

I knew it, but Crowe wouldn't forget to check with Horn.

"I don't know if I'm stingy enough to teach... but I don't think there's enough room for the village to produce enough liquor?

That village didn't just make beer or ale. Sure, I remember hearing you make wine, too. However, wine production is considerably cramped due to beer. Turn some of that limited production into more distilled liquor?

After reading the look on Crowe's face, Horn hits the explanation.

"No. Exactly. Distilled liquor technology is different from the conventional one from the framework. So for the time being, I thought we'd stay on trial production."

"... are you sure?

I'm talking about a Dhran villager who is regarded as a dwarf in an elf skin. I was overoptimistic that there was no reason not to rumble when I heard it was a new booze.

"It's okay. It'll take you over a year to get it done, won't it? Drinking alcohol before it's done seems dishonorable to them."

"Make it an ancient liquor, make it a distillery, 'mature' is the key, isn't it? You can't drink. You don't imitate booze."

When they say that, I'm somewhat convinced.

"Well, either way, I'm not going to tell you right now. It's good to reveal this season's beer brewing is over."

"Otherwise, you could turn the key beer around for prototyping distilled liquor..."

"... weren't you expecting not to mass produce distilled liquor?

"Yep. But that's about the extent of the prototype for those people."

"The problem is that tool, isn't it? If it's a big deal, you have to ask the Dwarves..."

"Uh..."

"The Dwarves..."

Both Tuba and Dime thought into Horn's point.

Not only in terms of confidentiality, but I don't think Dwarf's mental health is good enough to teach him about the new booze and keep it for over a year...

"One way or another, it's torture"

"Don't feel that way... I'll provide the first steamer (pot stills). And... I prefer some small ones for experimentation."

Let me give you the orchid guide (Lambiki) that was in the basement of Vinstadt's mansion. If you say it's for the full production of distilled liquor, Kite won't complain either.