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

Good called Unsheen in haste, and Crowe visited the site of the Torrenheimmel Castle three days after the decision was made on the construction policy of "Midway's Fantasy Town".

After confirming that there were no signs of villagers or anything in the vicinity, Crowe and the others stepped down to the site of the castle. It was as if the mourning voices of unfloated ghosts could still be heard in the prison trail, which had already been turned into ruins.

'... well, I'm actually moaning'

"I will, ghosts. No, aren't you full?

'Not as full as it sounds, but you're everywhere. No... should I say "full" if this is all I have...?

Now Crowe, who is unsure of his spiritual relationship, asks his subordinates...

'... I'm sorry. I don't see the resentful spirit in me......'

"Even I can feel slight signs."

It turned out that Peter could not clearly see the resentment spirits, whose presence had already become sparse, either because of the passage of time after his death or because even Dabal.

Really? I was surprised (a lot) that the resentful spirit of the Abandoned Pit of Venom (Shrek) could have had a conversation rather than a visual view - but it turns out that this was apparently a conversation between Crowe's subordinates.

'Well, besides that... strange way to put it, I think the "virtues of life" of the grudge spirits were different...'

"Ah... Master's Demon Stone, you're getting it"

some (isa) or subtle faceted crow,

'Wait, then... do I have to negotiate with the grudges on my own?

It was a crow who could not hide his cheeky expression, but here the reinforcements raise their name tags.

"I know some necromancy, so I was wondering if I could help."

'I'm not sure if the conversation will go through with Arr (...)... but I'll give it a shot'

It was Rich's Ness and Shanor the Dark Spirit who offered Crowe help. This was the only Crowe that seemed worthy of a contract with Shanoah, but the reason for this was… summarised in the word "alle", which Shanoah had said earlier.

Yes... the resentful spirits who nest here simply squeal their grudges at the universe, or cry out for unspoken things, and did not find anyone with the noble ability to talk to others, etc.

'... you talk to me all the time...'

'... patience will be tested...'

'... before that, I feel like my heart is going to be shaved galloping...'

But it seems that carving encouragement pays off in this world.

After about an hour of suffering, there were those who had spoken to the clowns who were repeating their vain efforts.

"I wondered what the hell was going on when I saw the three of them talking to the ghosts (ghosts) in the wrong place..."

This ghost, named Amdor Soleiman, was once a nobleman of Marcus, imprisoned by Theodrum and hell-dead in this land.

'That said, it's been a long time... maybe a hundred or two years. Theodoram, who invaded his country, had some remorse, but he gave up that there would be no retribution in the ghost.'

Not directly, but in accordance with Crowe's request to help Theodoram blow a bubble, the ghost of this epoch - note. Keane's remark - accepted to serve as the mansion's voicemail in Vinstadt, the king's capital of Theodoram.

'But... what do you want me to do with a ghost without entity...?

'Oh, never mind about that. If you don't have a body, you just have to build it. "

'Huh?'

Ness, a senior, gently slapped the shoulder of a ghost (Amdor) who leaned his neck against Crowe's mysterious remarks - cleverly as well.