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

The story that got cut off was what Horn leaked when Crowe and I were talking on the comms.

"Sir Holbeck did?

"Yep. I was wondering if you could supply the ancient liquor somewhere else. You said you couldn't handle it alone."

Sir Holbeck consulted with the liaison meeting on the Manastella inspection team - at that time the liaison meeting and the meeting with the inspection team became a fluke in themselves - during the chatter of time, that's what happened, he said.

"I was chatting, but that would be the real deal, the big deal,"

"So, what did you answer?

'Only if you consider it positively. … a rhetoric I have previously taught and worn, but it is useful at times like this'

"Hmm...... did you actually consider it?

'I brought the story to Selmine, and she immediately turned it down. They don't want to take any more jobs and risks.'

"What about Mr. Dolan?

'Cause they're for real, and when it comes to sales, they're out of specialty.'

So far. This is certainly a case that cannot be answered immediately. At least there is no doubt that coordination with the various parties involved is necessary. When it is unlikely that a handbook (once) will be available on the non-fume side, there is only a handbook (once) on the human side...

"When that happens... is there about a liquor guild left?

An interactive Illustria liquor guild associated with refrigerators (ice boxes) would also be able to take the story. With regard to pasteurization of alcohol, it has already been established that a cooperative system will be laid down in technological development. You can supply Manastella through the country's liquor guild. Illustria's liquor guild will do it around there. The structure of Manastella worshipping the after-dust remains the same, but can it be done with such degrees as the circumstances of Manastella now?

'Sure, it will be possible to supply through the liquor guild......'

"... is there a problem?

"Ha... the dwarves... the..."

"As long as it takes..."

If you say so much, Crowe will know. I guess the Dwarves are reluctant to spin any more ancient liquor on the humans. It's not that I can't weigh that feeling down as a drink...

"Looking at the current situation, ancient liquor is going to be a good trading ingredient..."

"Ha..."

I don't know what to use it for, but still, it's a shame to crush the choices that seem to be available. However, there was another problem with this. It is the number of ancient liquors at the heart.

In the first place, there are only a few examples of a ship that has sunk after loading a ceramic bottle, and the wine has been preserved in a state where it can be drunk. There were even fewer of them aged to taste more than that, resulting in a scarce number of ancient liquors themselves.

'There is only a little more ancient liquor left in the custody of the Secretariat'

"Things haven't changed much for me either.... Should I think about getting extra?

However, for the aforementioned reasons, the recovery rate of ancient liquor is not good compared to the number of salvages. It is a situation in which salvage other than ancient liquor is piled up. That's what makes the gold and silver treasures so dazzling, but for Crowe, who has not handed them off at present, it's nothing but luggage. I didn't feel comfortable searching for any more poor yields of ancient liquor... Crowe noticed that.

"... Horn, did the people who have been looking for ancient liquor say anything about salvage other than ancient liquor?

"No... with that being said, it was all about ancient liquor."