Lazy Dungeon Master

I totally forgot to ask Ichika in advance about your help rent.

If in that situation and you were asking me to "help" from Muzo, he wouldn't be able to complain if you demanded full savings from stripping him or half the selling price if he fell into slavery.

He said it would be polite to leave some because the return would be desperate if we got to the most boulders...

Even at the market, the C-rank would be about four gold coins on its own.

"That's right, master, the discernment is horseshit. He said that he would contribute one demon sword in the future, and that he would leave a reserve for it. If I put a demon sword in this condition, I'd rather take it. Hey, a little hassle sells you thanks, and you make a lot of money!

Well, that's the thing, so let's be good.

Note that I didn't have to go back to Zia to receive my money at the Adventurer Alliance Outpost.... four gold coins. It's really delicious. You saved up and you said A-rank rice, you bastards. I hear three of them are Uzo's.

... 4000 DP even if converted to DP, no, you can use it as it is. More innkeepers?

Uzomzo was willing to stay in the inn for another night and now make it a C-rank meal for both of us. So, me and the strawberry share can also luxury me or something. And then there's Nik, a party member.... I knew I'd squeezed more gold. Ma, look.

Because of this one, I made it my first C-rank meal, Steak Set Meal. I heard from the strawberries that this would be B-rank rice in the future, and they looked complicated whether they were happy to eat that or sad that they couldn't eat it easily anymore.

The next day, Uzomzo smiled and waved away after reporting the request at the Adventurer Guild Outpost.

This time, when you sum up the income you could have earned from Uzomzo,

It's 2650 DP and four gold coins, 29 silver coins and five copper coins. As for DP, there may be an error in the details of making money in the dungeon. It's a computational value, but, well, this is what it is.

... the currency alone is worth 429,500 yen. Hey, glad you didn't kill me! If I killed him, I wouldn't get my savings. Even better if you get a new Devil's Sword.

And the reward for the Alliance's investigation and rescue request.... When it comes to a request for an investigation, we don't even give out information that we don't need to give out. Even adventurers don't even 'lie' to their advantage, but it seems normal to hide some information.... there are magic props to see through the lies.

The information flowed is what Uzomzo would have reported, such as "Goblin at first, Golem came out after I went down the stairs," "Uzomzo was on the floor just down the stairs," and "The trap was set and I couldn't seem to get out."

By the way, how to untie the trap...... "Returning the Devil's Sword to the Pedestal" received ten extra pieces of silver coins. Originally, five sheets, Uzomzo said to me, 'This is their info, so give it a ride'.... you disciplined bastard.

Then draw and pass a map near the entrance to the ground floor. She bought it for me with eight silver coins. They pay me quite a few pounds, which is how easy it would be to find out.

So in total, 28 silver coins. I made good money. And the receptionist has about DP600 DP for a five-day stay, and five pieces of silver in cash.

Now don't be in a way that you could afford a lot of money and DP. The rest of the DP is... 19532. You haven't exceeded 20,000 because you're using it in the Mount Zia penetration tunnel. I dig in plain drill and control it from time to time.

... Yeah, with this much DP, you'll have to spend less for a while, and you'll be fine. Gold coins can be redeemed at any time, and let's keep them.

"Wouldn't it be delicious if this much income came in from the beginning... even though there was a bonus, it was only 11 days and it turned out to be 350 goblins"

"... wow! But why did you convert it with goblins? Hey."

Well, that's easier for Locco to understand, isn't it? and smiled at him.

"Well...... it's easy to understand...... not to be interpreted!

Pompous, I'll stroke Rokuko's head.

A survey request is a measure of difficulty before a dungeon is released to the general adventurer.

I also had a track record that C-rank adventurers and E-rank adventurers were able to return safely, and I wonder if it won't be set at such a high level of difficulty. If this dungeon became popular with low-level adventurers and had a pretty stable DP in it... I wonder if we could even protect the dungeon from bees.

... Most importantly, it's a dungeon core installed in the back of the dungeon, but even if the adventurer enters the lowest level, castling with the dummy core in my room in the inn will keep him safe, and you can sleep a lot safer emotionally.

Dungeon exploration? Yeah, do what you want. It's okay, because there's still nothing in the back. Because all I have is disappointment and fatigue.

... Uh, if I accumulate DP, I'll have to renovate the dungeon like that.

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A few more days later, a new name for the dungeon was finally decided.

Its name is also known as The Cave of Desire.

It seems that losing desire can lead to death in jeopardy, a name given. You don't have to be so vigilant. Though it would be easier for you to stay alert.

The limit is E-rank. It's a regular junior dungeon classification. Well, it's like an accident that the C-rank adventurer Uzomzo is dying, and they'll tell you how to get out of there.

"Congratulations, Rokuko. You've got a name for a charming Rokuko."

"Thank you, Sister Huck!

Haku, who came to deliver such the fastest information, is gently stroking Rokuko's head.

Behind the diagonal stood Mr. Crowe, dressed in the same butler's clothes.

"... So, why is Mr. Haku here?

"When I heard the dungeon was going to be published, you came here to stay first, didn't you? I'm in a hurry to be the first guest at Locco's inn."

"Excuse me, Mr. Haku is the fourth"

"What the...?!... can you tell me about the previous three? Best if you didn't, right?

"Please don't, you can use the best room. Give him a break at the first guest in the suite, please."

suite...... it is a room for A-rank adventurer hospitality made just to make for now.

The suite is very elaborate on bedding. Higher grade 'Low Rebellion Mat (200 DP)' than 'Offton (5 DP)'. This was combined with a luxuriously homemade wood bed that made it sculptural. Plus don 'duvet (100 DP)'. I have to praise myself for the fact that it might be quite well done.

There's a lot of other stuff to try and put relief in the furniture for nothing, install magic props of light in candlestick style, and curtains on windowsills made of potion bottles.

Besides, the room also has a bathroom and a toilet. They're private rooms, not unit buses, right?

The bath is made of wood, but it looks like a hinoki bath and on the contrary it creates a sense of luxury...... maybe.

There are even massage chairs in the room. You can fall asleep while being massaged with the 'towel kettle (5 DP)' that comes with the bath.

Even if you don't have to come to the cafeteria, you have to press the button to bring it with you.

... I just made it because the Blah Blah Inn itself had the name of treating A-rank adventurers, so I'd only use Mr. Huck!

By the way, 50 copper coins a night in a regular room, and I set my meal at a pretty high price, so the specially priced suite isn't my room. When I'm staying at my very high cousin, he says, "I'm just an E-rank adventurer. Why...?! It will be." Anyway, I want to avoid being doubted if my reputation just goes down. Ku, you don't have to worry so much if you can't even get an guild outpost, you would have grabbed the suite on a day or so when there were no guests......!

"So, how much do you want? I'll pay you right, because I won't pay you, and you won't admit it won't count as the first customer, will you?

He said there was no such rule!

"... uh, I hadn't decided on the price for the suite yet,"

"The best room, I helped build the interior, too.... Sister Haku, how much do you think I should spend a night?

"Oh, really? Look forward to it. Well, I'll pay you the right price when I get home."

I appreciate that. Because I've never stayed at a luxury inn, I don't know the right price for what I've tried to prepare.

"Oh, meals, you prepare A-rank ones. And the ingredients Mr. Haku has decided to give to Rokuko for [storage]. It's a" setup ". Thank you very much."

"Okay. Oh, naturally, there's going to be food from different worlds, right? Yes, two gold coins for Crowe. I'm looking forward to it."

I could have had something else, but, well, okay. Let's get what we can get. I don't know, around paying a dime. This guy is different, isn't he? Oh, you actually had a different keta with a double-digit number.

... Still, even now, I don't think the A-rank meal is worth a million yen.

After all, shouldn't we change the menu now and serve a full course of French cuisine with all the seats in Manchukuo?