Lazy Dungeon Master

Three dungeon cores, Mr. Haku, Idi, and Rokuko were gathered in front of The Cave of Desire. This will be my tour of the dungeon.

I'm looking forward to it. Give it to Haku and Idi, and Rokuko's movements are stiff.

"... I'm getting nervous about something"

"Well, Rokuko is a dungeon on the side to be visited"

Parents (Haku) and international students (Idi) may see that there is class visiting embarrassment.

So we got everyone together, so let's get in the dungeon and get going.

First go through the entrance, the gate where the Adventurer Alliance is at reception.

The fence was the only one here when the guild arrived, but at some point reinforcements came in from the guild to receive more people. When you come in, show your adventurer card at the reception.

I can just stop trying to get in here with only people who aren't adventurers (including lack of rank), but me and Rokuko both have B-rank once, A-rank to Mr. Haku. Idee... well, he treated me like a guest, and Haku, the culminator of the Alliance (Grandmaster), was there in the first place, and I wouldn't have to be an adventurer.

"Hey. Will Idie be an adventurer for once, too?

"He's going to treat me as an adventurer of the Hunter Rank and the corresponding Rank in the Devil Nation, so it's going to be B-rank - could it have been? Master Haku."

"Yeah, that's fine. Hunters are like adventurers in the Devil's Country."

I see. Does that mean that this dungeon tour team feels like a first-rate adventurer party with a minimum rank of B or higher? Hey, that's luxury.

That's why I'm passing the reception--

"Good luck. Then I'll take the customers in."

"Oh, that, Mr. Village Chief? You."

"... Mr. Huck? Yeah, it's more stomach-friendly not to worry about the details, don't you think? You just have to work by the rules."

"... can I get your autograph?

You must have heard us talking. Mr. Haku stopped by.

Mr. Haku then took the fountain pen out of the valley of his chest and wrote a sign on the sleeve of the receptionist's clothes. Oh, you're the perpetual fountain pen I was selling in Imperial Capital, aren't you? I don't know where I'm getting it out of.

"I don't want to be disturbed, so keep your signature up for a couple of days"

"Yes! Thank you. Thank you! I'll make it a family heirloom! Down the street."

Next to the receptionist, we went into the dungeon.

"Um, could I sign it up?

"Well, this is about as familiar as it gets, it's called fan service. Do you need Kama, too?

"Then would you like me to write it on colored paper and let it decorate the reception at the inn? Now, it's a good appeal to have Mr. Haku in the back of the inn."

"Whoa, that's good! Sister, please!

"Ugh, maybe fifty? Or a hundred?

This guy really likes rocks. One or two sheets would be fine, but he's going to sign as much as he wants when he gets the colored paper.

Anyway, the guilder's waiting. If you pass the entrance, it's a cobbled entrance area.

"Heh... Rokuko is cave-shaped, isn't he? Lovely. It's interesting because I'm a mansion type."

"Ahhh. I hope you don't take such a serious look because I'm embarrassed..."

"Speaking of which, this is the first time you've been inside Rokuko since she grew up, right?

"Oh, please be gentle"

Is it because this dungeon is Rokuko's body (really) and the dungeon cores are each other that I find obscene in the way I say it?

For Rokuko, does it feel like Mr. Haku and Idi are going to be physically measured carefully by two people? Yeah, I guess I'd be pretty embarrassed to think so.

"Ah, Idee. There's a pit there, so be careful."

"Oh?... I didn't realize. Phew."

"Pitfalls here...... yeah, I miss you no more"

Speaking of which, you used to catch me in my first dungeon battle. Just a thin slab of pitfalls, misplaced in the stone tile floor. The goblin was so heavy that it didn't take much weight that it was efficiently damaged.

"Locco. Wouldn't you like to give me a description?

"Should I, Kama?

"No matter how many guests, I can't tell you the details about the back of the dungeon. All I can explain is that the adventurer notices. More than that, analyze it yourself."

"'Cause. I'm sorry, Idie, that's what I'm saying."

"I can't help it. Please give me a moment.... Hmm, it's hard to understand when there's no sign of it. False... No, it's both fruits, so maybe light and shadow? That's helpful."

While peppering the cobblestone pit, Idi was seriously analyzing it.... There are signs of Idee saying it's a pit I made in a dungeon function, and saying there's no sign of it is a pit I made myself.

... Could the dungeon function trap be transmitting something like a signal?

When I was thinking about it, Rokuko looked red and rocked Idie's shoulder.

"... Yes! Shit! Next go. Next, look, don't look at me like that because I'm embarrassed."

"Oh. Rokuko's here, not touchy and cute. Hey, Master Haku?

"Right, I'll agree with you. I knew Rokuko's cobblestone was different..."

"Hiaah! Haku, what are you talking about?

I'm bored, Rokuko. That or is it like being seriously observed in your mouth when it comes to humans?... would it feel like being observed on a stomach camera if it was deeper?

After observing plenty of Locco's entrance (), further into the labyrinth area.

By the way, the monster is bare. It's natural to avoid goblins because there's no way you can win a party over the average B-rank or anything like that. I'm just going to look away at the signs, but there won't be any need to explain this to the two of us who are dungeon cores. It's just a waste of DP even if it hits us.

"So this is the labyrinth area - but today I've created a sneak route that I can get almost direct access to specially, so come here."

"Oh, too bad. I thought you could map it."

"No, because you can't!? It's not a Dungeon Battle or a Dungeon Attack!

Be shy there. No, well, I don't want to show it either. It's a shy point. Heh. And I'm going to explore the dungeon legitimately, so it's okay to be seen. Heh.... I don't know what it feels like to be a dungeon core.

"I wanted to see the" trap of greed, "which became the name of Locco's dungeon."

"I want to see it, too. That's definitely in this labyrinth area, isn't it? Mr. Kama."

"Yes, yes, I'm arranging for you to drop by on the direct route."

"You're not pulling it out, are you, Kama?!?

"The Trap of Greed" can also be described as our attraction. I don't want to introduce you to this because it's like going on a school trip to Kyoto and not seeing Kinkakuji or Kiyomizu-ji. Exactly what I expected.

"... uhh... well, you can look at it, huh?

"Ugh, nice place in Rokuko, let me take a closer look, okay?

"I'm looking forward to your charm point, Rokuko."

"So do you want to go? This way."

Don't feel like an escort (tour conductor). Maybe I should have brought a flag too.

That's why I led the line to the most distinctive and eye-catching facility in the dungeon.