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

Taaa, is this it?

It might look like that if I was told......

There are signs of a fire near the entrance.

Well... it will be difficult to use fire in the cave. Unless it's an exhaust hole. "

"Look at this pocket... is it a trace of trying to dig it up...?

I wonder. Looks like it's buried pretty deep inside... but there's still a cavity behind it. It was a pretty big cave. "

Crowe was thinking of removing the collapsed sand once it was dungeonated, but it took a while for his family to wait here. It was useless to dungeon places that were not sure whether they could be used as azimuths.

There may be some kind of clutch on the remaining collapsed walls.

Even Hans had expressed concern about the easy dungeon, so I decided to leave it to Slay and Winn's earth magic. Due to the soil magic of both names, the buried sand is easily removed and the wall surface is reinforced so as not to collapse again.

"... earth magic... is a necessary skill for excavation work..."

Crowe's attention flies to Hans, who seems to have begun to wonder if he can get it himself.

"That's fine... Hans, aren't there any clutches left?

"Ah... I'm sorry.... yeah, so far, there's nothing to worry about."

Somewhat further,

Ah ─ Master (Nushi), there seems to be a slightly wider place ahead.

It's buried now......

It could have been a living space. Try to dig as carefully as you can. "

Leave it to me!

"... apparently it's a hit. There are a lot of things left that are like household goods."

Hmm. I don't think there's any bodies involved in the collapse. Did you escape the collapse by yourself?

Master! This is a treasure!

When Keen went to the noisy corner, there was something like a box lined up in the middle of it....

"... a trophy of years of shipwrecking?

That's right.

"If I had left this behind and escaped, I would have been if I hadn't..."

"I struggled to dig it up somehow... and my heart broke because of my continued failure?

I don't know.

... I feel like I'm standing in front of the collapsed area, or I feel like I can see it as if it's there.

"... it's a little narrow to use as a base... but why don't we dungeon it and save it?

"Um... please be generous, but if you can do that..."

Historians would be coveted, such as the ruins where the wreckers were hidden. It seems to have not touched the outside air since the collapse of happiness or misfortune, and it is in good condition of preservation. Crowe, who decided that this should be left behind, tried to exercise the dungeon magic...

"One moment, Master."

I waited from Sly, who was looking around calmly, but it took me a while.

"Yeah? What's the matter? Slay."

"Yes, this part... it's not the cave wall, it's like it collapsed a long time ago..."

Slay pointed in the direction of the cavity that Crowe sensed.

"... I knew there was a cavity ahead... but was it also closed by the collapse?

What? What if, Mr. Slay, the cave was connected long ago?

"Probably.... it seems a long time ago, and it's completely hard to dig..."

I'm going to dungeon this place for conservation anyway. Then we can get rid of the collapse. "