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

As Crowe predicted, it was the Harmets, who had suffered from the management of the territory without putting it aside after the transfer, but could not say that it would return to its original sheath (Amulfan).

'That would be so. If you try to imitate me like that, I'll break both moods this time.'

"So what the troubled lord did was blackmail the Royal Theodoram..."

"... what?

I remember Crowe being scratched around by a nobleman named Baron Norden, but it seems that a country called Theodoram has historically been paid for by a decent nobleman.

Asked about the situation by a sinister-faced peter, Crowe accidentally wanted to sympathize with Theodoram. … No, there is no room for sympathy in his country.

'... then what? As a strange currency, you can see the town of Gabel, which is a traffic and logistics necessity...'

'Ha. Looks like he bought the royal wrath in an attempt to extort money from the theodrum royal family at the time, using the safety of the commercial capital Gabel as collateral'

"... of a local lord who fought over a country?... some idiots were awesome... '

... could be more than Baron Norden in a way.

Naturally, the Harmets have been crusaded and their territory confiscated, and their homes have been cut off.

Exactly why the family name of Ruin (Harmets) came to an end, but what Crowe wants to make a problem with now is the testimony that the Harmets have shaken up.

'So here's this testimony, before you shielded yourself against Theodoram, you seem to have tried to sell the land for a golden measure'

'... but even then, ownership of the land was in the kingdom... oh well. You said you went home or something. "

'Yes. At the time of this deal, the territory should still have been owned by the Harmets. It's a deal that was made before it was forfeited...'

"Is there any basis for this testimony to be effective..."

That said, I don't even think that Theodoram would approve of ownership of the land.

'I mean... you just need pressure to acknowledge the validity of the testimony...'

'It will be. But when it comes to where that pressure comes from... unfortunately in my own hands...'

'Right...... right.... Surely this is not the realm of a legitimate soldier...'

We need people who can handle this problem. The problem seemed to run out there.

"... I'm sure the Emmen one said that an acquaintance had an amazing con artist..."

I feel like Emmen was leaking that when I was looking for Vinstadt's answering machine. He said he didn't know where his current address was, so he didn't pursue it any further at that time...

'Hmmm... the problem got a little bigger.... I think I'll need to consult a family meeting about this.'