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

Three days after leaving the town of Yashlik to escape unwillingly, a line of kites had reached a small village on the streets.

Hans, a good negotiator, has picked up unexpected information in this cold village called Begin, where there was not even an inn for travellers and he was wondering if there was anything but a little food and water to replenish, when the kites were ready for camp in a vacant lot outside the village.

"... sneaky?

"To this village?

"No, there's a way out of this village, about two days north, and there's an abandoned settlement site."

He said, "There's a sneaky one there."

"If it's based on what the villagers are saying..."

Based on the story Hans had asked around purchasing food, it seems that it was a plantation to taste.

"Well, there were just a dozen digging huts, and it was a small settlement called the Pioneering Village."

"Why? What the hell was that?

"The beginning of the story, whether it was the dirt or what, was that all the trees we planted after the felling didn't grow well."

"... is that all?

"I'll put it mildly, but it's important to the villagers of the day, right?

"... No, wait a minute. I'm not familiar with it, but Yulin isn't something I can do all morning and all night. The settlers had a lot of planning and preparation, didn't they?

In response to Hank, who disputed that he was not convinced, Hans replied and said,

"Yes, but I didn't like the situation a lot at this time. First, because the tree seedlings didn't grow inside, the scene turned into a bush of grass and shrubs..."

So they wandered through the fruits of the thriving grass, and the rats bred heavily. That not only devoured crops in the field, but even mediated the plague, he said. Happiness or unhappiness, the symptoms of the plague were not serious, but food and manpower were to be spent on nursing the sick.

"Bring it there, now the boar shows up in the winter..."

A few finely grown seedlings were devoured by hungry boars, he said. Not only that, but a few villagers who tried to hunt boars were returned.

"Well... that was a disaster"

No, this is where the disaster started.

After all the slopes of the snowy zone had been felled, a small avalanche was cut off and the slope collapsed because of the subsequent delay in the restoration of vegetation.

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"Of the settlements, about ten houses that were close to the mountains were swallowed by dirt streams, and the villagers who turned to Bejin for rescue were wrecked by blizzards. Less than five survived when the villagers of Bezin, who perceived the anomaly, came to help. They said there were more than thirty people at the beginning of the colonization..."

"Well... even if one or two sneaks out..."

"That's crazy, really..."

"That's why they abandoned it, but they still say two or three huts... or the wreckage remains decaying. Rumor has it that bandits sometimes use it for safe havens... but when they realize it... they're gone."

"Oh, no, no, no, no."

"You're starting to talk just in case..."

Look over the five frightened face adventurers. Hans says,

"-That's why... Well, what do you do?