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

"Hey, that really helped. Mr. Hans and the others after this...?

"Yep. I'm going to stay in Serbia (here) for a couple of days, but then... I can't decide whether to head to the seaside or north to the Israelis at the moment"

"Really... If you are staying here for a while, please stop by our store"

"I'll let you do that when I get the chance. So be in a good mood"

"Yes, be in a good mood"

With a light kick in the bandits attacking us on the way, the kites were safely arriving in Serbia. Seeing that he was extra happy to get rid of the bandits, Kazan paid me a commission that greatly increased the amount promised.

Kites, who split up with Kazan in full circle, will sit here temporarily to gather information, as foreword suggests.

"... that said, under what pretext was I supposed to ask..."

"Historians seem to be able to use their settings."

I didn't have to know the extent of the rumours in the town, and was concerned about how I could ask about the presence or absence of a base candidate... It's not so unnatural that Historical Morality asks about the ruins. When you say you're going to visit the legendary land, you'll convince me it's like that. … although it might be more right to be "stunned".

"Don't you dare go to the inn that the merchant taught you"

"Right. Whatever you do, first settle down in the inn."

"As far as I can tell, it's not more rumoured than I thought, about the salvage."

On the evening of the second day of settling in the inn, Bart, a scout, cut it out in the discussion room with the results of splitting and gathering information.

"Right. The rumors themselves seem to be heard, but the residents are not of high interest"

"You felt like someone else."

At this point Crimson Burn's "phantom leather" has not yet been placed on the market.

And because of that, the reputation of the ancient liquor here in Serbia fits in with the feeling that "hey, yeah."

"Maybe... you don't know how much ancient liquor you've been dragged down?

"Ah... if the sunken ship's treasure is on you, don't normally think you've recovered it from one..."

"I can't believe you totally dredged a sinking ship in the sea... You don't think..."

"If you have sound conscience..."

In fact, the quantity of ancient liquor is not as high as the kites think, as there are not necessarily many ships loaded with liquor among the sinking ships on which recovery operations were carried out, and those stored in a drinkable state are even rarer. In addition, since most of the ancient liquor has disappeared into the bellies of non-fumes - specifically Dwarves - there is even less of it among humans.

Nevertheless, a quantity that was not one or two as Serbian residents imagined flowed, but happiness or unhappiness or most of it remained at the disposal of the Illustrian royal family, making it difficult to grasp the total quantity.

"... if the salvage was rumored, I would have gone to Ashara and Inshara, a port city, and went to Israelis via Kaffa..."

"It's not really up there, and there's no need to."

"- Right. Therefore, with regard to the situation of the port city of Amulfan, it is decided that it is not necessary to take it up and examine it now. I couldn't find a place that I could use as a base, and I'm going to head from Somalik to Israelis as planned"

"What would you do if it was rumored in Somalik? Are you going to the coast?

"No. Go straight to Yashlik and explore the port cities of Haden and Lenz and Shrifen in Israelifan, depending on the situation there. Going north from there and going to Zugenhoun, Morfan...... what do you think?

Hank confirmed the members' intentions once, but did not speak out against them in particular, and the policy made him problematic.

"When it comes to... buying in food or something I need"

"Right. Your husband keeps the dungeon gate, but you can't be sweet about it."

"Oh, then, it's a corner, so why don't you go to Mr. Kazan's store?

Hans' suggestion was to be welcomed into other dubious gazes.

"... the dialogue Osama was talking about when we broke up? Isn't that what a social dictionary is?

"Maybe... I think it's true in quintiles or quarters"

"... why does that seem like it?

"Are you a former Comptroller?"

Now we're all going to think about Hans' dialogue.

"... because they showed me how to negotiate with merchants..."

"That's the technique of being a Comptroller Officer, and if that Comptroller Officer's quest is to whisper (whisper), you can't ignore it..."

"Perhaps this too... I wonder if you want a handout (once) of the Theodoram nobility, information about Theodoram, or thought it was a duck with gold around it"

"A merchant gave you information about Theodoram?

"Isn't it about the money now? We talked about the fact that it was here in Serbia that a new gold coin was found, so I don't think it's someone else's business."

"Enough to be..."

"Well, whatever it is, if you think this one's a duck, it means you have something to sell."

It's been a long time since I've been negotiating, so I'm looking forward to respecting Hans' opinion that I'm going to procure essentials at Kazan's store, but Bart is here to express his concern.

"But Hans, are you okay? If you're a former Comptroller and you're standing around with merchants, aren't you cracking your face at Amurfan merchants?

"Oh well, you all don't know how to do the Theodoram army, do you? I don't deal directly with merchants from other countries. Theodoram's merchants broker it."

Hans and the others said it was your merchant that the Comptroller would deal with, and that it was forbidden to deal directly with merchants from other countries.

"... if that's what you're saying, are you okay?

"If you're the Comptroller Officer of Gabel's 'Snake' Regiment or Markt's 'Lion' Regiment, you might as well get acquainted with Amurfan merchants, even if you don't trade them directly. I belonged to Vinstadt's Dragon Regiment."

He says he doesn't have to worry about Amurfan merchants remembering his face.

"Well, then, are you okay"

"Let's take a look."

"Yes, take a look."

The next day, the kites added that they were very impressed with Hans' skill.