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

On that day, uncommonly, in the mansion of the Chancellor in a painting a short distance from the Imperial Castle of Illustria, he heard a muttering and cursing voice from the Lord's private chamber.

"... so? What caused that bitter face?

Again, unusual, the king asks the prime minister, who does not break the look of bitter insects until he enters the king's office, how he braces his belly - 30% curiosity, 70% giving up on his face.

"... I'm sorry.... you Patrick fools..."

The Chancellor still has a mouth cage in which there is no such thing as a deportation.

When I hear the word, and I twist my neck inside wondering who Patrick was, General Rover unexpectedly asks me the answer.

"Patrick, are you talking about your friend Lord Harcourt? Antiques?

Oh, yeah. With that said, the noble three boys who drew into the exploration of the Shaldo ruins were such names. But... what did that Daoist nobleman do to you?

"... that antique fool. I stopped by last night to visit my mansion and bring this souvenir."

Just saying you don't like souvenirs, and the Chancellor gets angry so far? The three of you are intrigued by what the hell you brought in and look at that "souvenir".

... the "souvenirs" in question seemed to be a set of prints of postcard sizes - although there are no postcards in this world.

"... Kohli..."

"Wait, Prime Minister. This can't be..."

"..." The Rock Cave of Disaster "...?

Prime Minister Kokuri nodded with a seemingly heartless look at the questions directed at his mouth. Rarely, the appearance of the tide dripping invites pity.

"... but... if this is the 'Rock Cave of Disaster'... isn't it a big deal?

The bumps brought in by the Chancellor do matter, but I don't see why that would be the reason for the bitter side.

To say with the Chancellor's heavy mouth open towards the three people who tilt their necks in alignment...

"... Sir Harcourt hid the original sketch..."

"The consciousness of 'hiding' is rare in the person... or he didn't seem to have it. In conclusion, it will be."

Hi, looks like the original sketch was drawn by Marcus' soldiers. Sir Harcourt obtained it using some kind of handover, and kept quiet about it. That seems to have disturbed the Chancellor...

"Well... if a good person gets a dig, they can either touch it and circle it or hide it through it..."

Sir Harcourt was essentially a collector and would not have held the idea of offering the original paintings obtained to the King's Office, etc., as much as dew. It is even doubtful whether this person was born to have seen things from the point of view of military intelligence, etc. Therefore, I guess it was just a good (or not) habit to shut up about sketching...

"Did you bring that to the example Crow Painter..."

"Mm-hmm. That sketch - not this one - was raised as a picture by the painter looking through and groaning, so it seems."

The original sketch may be accurate, but it was only like a flavorless, dry view.

That's what a painter named Crowe - foresees in the eyes of an artist - finishes with an array of landscape paintings. How about this imminent portrayal, with the brilliance of the brush. Doesn't it show (...) as if you saw the actual thing and drew it (...)?

"... it feels like the real thing is there..."

"Sure... it would be more accurate there than based on sketches... nevertheless..."

I can't believe (...) I made it up from a single sketch.

"... so, back to the point, what don't you like?

"Keeping track of important military information, I used it for my hobby of choosing, and also exposing it to the public…"

It seems that the sheikh's eclampsia (kanji) prevented even those who joined the kingdom aristocracy from ignoring the national interest and running into their own lust.

Sure, I suppose that's true... but I don't think it's enough to make a scene.

"As it were, well, even if we got it, it's dubious if we could have taken advantage of it so far."

"And this is a different matter. If you knew early, you would have had plenty of time to explore wisdom…"

I managed to forgive the prime minister of my body, such as Fumun, and went back to examining the prints in question.

It is one of the rocky mountains depicted, perhaps one centrally located…

"... unfortunately, the line of rocky mountains isn't drawn..."

"It's not painted on the original sketch, so you won't have a choice about this"

But still, in contrast to the person, I can tell the approximate size of the rocky mountain.

"Did this happen overnight..."

"... if this is the case, we won't be able to build one or two castles..."

"Theodrum and Marcus would have a headache..."