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

It would be awkward (first) to hear the spirits complain and say that there has been a lot of work to be done this past month, but it is time to start planning to restore the magic spot.

So, Shanoah, where do you want me to restore it?

'... Huh?

He looks like a pigeon ate a bean cannon... this guy, no way...

"... No, Shanoah, I don't think so... but you're not going to leave it up to me until you pick a place?

"Chi, chi, chi... no. Of course you're thinking about it. It's just... Sooo, Shodokai isn't the first to be founded?

... this guy, I knew you hadn't thought of anything...

"If you don't pick a place to restore it before the establishment of the monastery, you'll be able to get it into your activities shortly after the establishment. And first of all, there's no need to move a monastic meeting behind a mountain that can't be seen, right?

Mountain fire sites, collapse sites and logging sites, I guess.

"Ah... yeah... right..."

... No, this guy. Is this the liaison with the spirits that you're okay with?

'Oh, you know, Crowe, that kind of place... look, isn't it the woods and stuff around? Wouldn't it be unnecessary to take the time to restore them?

Mmm... I feel like I made it up in agony... but it makes sense.

'And look... what's a logging site? Because there are so many sites where humans have cut trees close to people there, I knew it would be impossible to move something like Crowe's Shodokai...'

"Mmmm......"

Though the suspicions raised in the muddy rope ceremony are still intense, the muscle goes through the claims. Having so decided, Crowe was afraid to stop pursuing any further, and ordered that the matter be brought back to the spirits for consideration.

"... and it just so happens that there's going to be a story about Theodoram..."

'Ugh, yeah. After all, if they ask me where I have the most trouble...'

The answers of the Spirits were clear. Says it is Theodrum who is in the way of AC.

"That country almost burned down the forest in its territory..."

Because of that, the magic flow is blocked.

'That's not unraveling, Grandpa, but I can't imitate how much I fill that country with forest... at least overnight, can I?

'... I dare not ask if I can do it over time.... Well, as a measure, the spirits don't want it either. I've opened the Spirit Gate in that country, and there's nowhere to go from there.'

'I hear you're covered in fertile farmland... the spirits won't like it'

"The wasteland is also... a lot... listen... I'm here"

"Hmmm......"

Hearing explanations from circumstantial sources such as Grandpa Slay Haifa, Crowe puts his gaze around Peter. It would be best to ask locals about this sort of thing.

'Well... I don't know how to answer that... at least I can't say that if the spirits show up in Theodoram, they won't likely be exterminated as pests'

"'' That's it!?

To be explained by Peter toward a stunning togetherness, a country called Theodoram deforested and opened forests upon its founding, burning them down and turning them into agricultural land. Because of this, animals and monsters that used to live in the mountain forests also fought bloody battles with elves and beasts, and so on, non-fumes and spirits are still used as enemies.

'Cause when I was a kid, I grew up being told that spirits are bad things that waste fields'

"What is it..."

Shanoah is prickly that it is a selfish mantra, but it turns out that there is no reason to open the Spirit Gate in Theodoram. Then in the form of skipping theodrum, the prerequisite is to open the gates for going to the "other side" of theodrum?

Happy or unhappy, some of my dungeons are located around Theodoram.... Should we let the Spirit Gate open inside the dungeon before restoring the magic spot? Then...

(… the only places that are likely to be used are the "Labyrinth of " and "Midway's Fantasy Home", which are currently being maintained... Even if you put in a "pit" because of the north side, it's far from improving traffic stagnation. But...... even if we shelved the problem of saying it was a "rock cave of disaster" or a "waste pit of venom," it's not the environment that the spirits seem to prefer...)

The family staring at the clowns who sink into their thoughts in silence, with caged eyes of anticipation - and Grandpa and Shanor staring with caged eyes of suspicion. A lot of what Crowe brings up after this state of affairs is controversial (maybe) for better or worse. Only when it was swallowed could Grandpa and Shanor forbid vigilance.

Such two concerns elsewhere (approximate), the Crowe of the day...

(... no... wait...?

As the two conscientious men feared, they were about to come to the idea of not being too busy.

("Rock Cave" and "Abandoned Pit" are dungeon certified, right? Well, if it's a little bit of a "dungeon," why don't you delude it?

- That's not true.

No matter how many dungeons there are, there is a standard for being a dungeon.

(... they're all seen as dungeons anyway. I guess it's okay enough to have a little more green space)

Green space… or the expansion of the forest of vegetable monsters around the dungeon is not something none of us have done before. provided that this is only in accordance with the nature of the dungeon.

In short, it is unusual for forests suddenly likely to inhabit the Spirit to appear around the "rock cave of disaster", which has only ever existed in the Golem, or the "pit of venom of venom", which spreads with resentment and poison.... No... It's strange that any forest suddenly emerges...

However, there is no way that Crowe, who is a "traveler from another world", would have known about such a situation.

(Then... if it's Shrek, we'll have a little distance to get out of the neighboring country. Is it reasonable to green the "rock cave" first here)

- Not at all reasonable.

"Hmmm... I think it would be a priority to open the Spirit Gate in some (...) dungeons with the hope of the Spirits?

Shanor, who did not realize Crowe's wickedness, raised his hands in favor of it... and it was only a matter of time before he would regret it intensely afterwards.