"It" lived in a large underground water supply.
I don't know when it happened.
There was no such thing as intelligence in "it", because it was a wandering thing according to instinct.
All the drainage flowing into the underground water supply was nutrient-free, and the 'it' compatriots slowly grew in number, disappearing when it arose. It is only by chance that 'it' could have grown.
There was a feeding ground in the territory of "It".
The drainage flowing from the wholesale market was treated with slime tanks and drained, but when large quantities of ingredients were brought in, such as during the expedition of the Labyrinth Crusaders, drainage that could not be treated with slime tanks was flowing straight into the large underground water supply.
The remains of a demon full of magic are a treat for 'it'.
A treat doesn't flow at any time. When it stops flowing, 'it' moves to another feeding ground.
Just finished eating this bakery treat.
"It" slowly began moving to the next feeding ground.
Wander in search of food, stay instinct.
"Colonel Teruter, the name came up.
The head of Kindell Building Materials leaves his job alone today and asks Colonel Terutel of the Urban Defense Corps how he feels. That's the momentum that's going to brush Colonel Teruter's shoes up to his head.
"Is that a better idea than to meet Lord Hargay, the broken limit?
Colonel Terutel, an adventurer freak, seemed totally willing to have a get-together with Hargay. He stares at the head of the Kindell Building Materials department with a murky look. I have completely forgotten my original purpose. Colonel Terutel might say he is a praiseworthy adventurer lover, not knowing how many two-named adventurers can be so obsessed with his bald father. Of course his divine deduction is' Elsie the Thunder Emperor '. I don't just like male adventurers. This place is important. I might take the exam.
"Ha, hey, no. I was wondering if you and Lord Hargey should meet without work, sir.
Colonel Terutel rides on Kindell Building Materials Department Manager's excuse to sneeze on the spot, "That's right, I'll make an appointment," etc.
"So, it's a herb. Gah.
Kindell Building Materials Department Manager to return to topic while wiping sweat.
"You just have to mobilize the slum people to prune the bromomintera and daisies in the slum. Shh.
"I wonder if that doesn't taste good on boulders.
Colonel Terutel shows a difficult color to the proposal of the head of the Kindell Building Materials department. You mean you only have to keep the city guard, or you seem to have the least good sense.
"No way. This labyrinth city doesn't have the protection of an iron wall. That robust castle wall, the garden of exorcism herbs surrounding it, and most importantly, if there were an urban defense force led by our Colonel Teruter, it would be just invincible. Not as iron walled as the legendary S-rank adventurer" Vacancy "kah.
"Or" Vacancy "?
"That's right, Mo. As in 'Vacancy', no, I am the guardian of this vast labyrinth city and bah, it is no exaggeration to say more than 'Vacancy'. Yikes. Suck because that Colonel Teruter is protected. Sometimes I don't know what it's like to pull out one or two of the slams of medicinal herbs. Yikes.
"Really? Speaking of which, I thought so too.
"That's right. Exactly."
"Right. You're right. Ha ha.
"Let's hope so! Mahhhhhhh."
The good sense of adventurer Colonel Teruter's degree of apology was that he had been deceived to be above the S-rank, and he collapsed lightly. Two people laughing about what's fun.
"Well, that's how it goes. De, you can lend me your soldiers, Ba."
"Take care of it that way. But I'm in command.
Even though nothing specific seems to have been decided, apparently the story has come together. Conscientious. What the hell is going on with the order system and the approval system?
Ignoring all common sense criteria all the time, the next day the herb collection operation in the slum was started.
"This is hah, because it's a mobilization involved in the operational actions of the great urban defense corps. Ahhh.
Head of Kindell Building Materials department shouting in the streets of Slam.
Behind me stands Colonel Teruter and several of his men.
Why is Kindell holding up his voice? Colonel Teruter's men, who have joined us here, look at the universe blurry and unmotivated by all the bad guys in the procedure who can neither question nor escape with doubt.
"What is it?
A threesome sending a chilling glance at them like that.
These are the adventurers who took part in the remodeling of Mariella's house. The medicine was applied daily as directed by Mariela, and thanks to not missing a massage even after the wound blocked, the wound completely allowed the healing adventurer family business to resume.
I'm still working in a shallower hierarchy than I used to, but I'll be able to get Kang back to the original hierarchy soon. I have been able to store it for a little while. It's only a matter of time before you can get out of the sleeping slums.
"Herb collection? It's too cheap because it's how much bromomintera and daisies.
Mobilisation of the slum inhabitants is not an unusual thing in itself. An adventurer collapse that was injured in the labyrinth and had to quit the adventurer is sweeping up a lot here. Cooking is carried out regularly and food is distributed to the extent that it does not die.
The employment of slum-dwellers is recommended, and daily work, whether in the public or private sector, is frequent, even if the hands and feet are handicapped. The wages paid were cheap, it was not easy to get out once you were familiar with the slums, but there was a mechanism for you to live in if you were a slum.
Kindell Building Materials Department Manager explains in Kinkin's voice that the price of picking up medicinal herbs is one piece of copper coin in about one hug. One copper coin to dry and crush it. It's about a tenth of the normal price. Furthermore, we are looking for similar pricing to process it into exorcism incense and rope.
Bromomintera and Daisies grow everywhere in labyrinth cities. In other cities, the red and purple leaves of Bromomintera flourish in spaces like those planted with flowers, and the daisies crawl without remaining in the buildings and exterior walls of the city. That is no exception, be it a slum or even a noble mansion. Kindell Building Materials Department Manager's proposal that if only the medicinal herbs growing there would be collected and brought, some would be contracted out.
Nothing in the Labyrinth City Act specifies the development of bromomintera or daisies. However, these herbs are planted in every house without exception. Something that is easy to grow and too thriving has the advantage of processing and making change. But it's no reason to actively grow these plants that don't look good. There's only one reason people in labyrinth cities grow these.
I'm afraid.
The outer perimeter of the labyrinth city is covered with high walls. The walls are high enough to look up and the stone pile is thick enough to match the height, and the walls beyond this are enough to say whether or not there are also walls in the Imperial City.
But 200 years ago, demons of the Devil's Forest broke through this wall and attacked and destroyed the Kingdom of Endalgia.
Labyrinth A labyrinth that continues to grow for 200 years in the heart of the city.
Regularly, the Labyrinth Crusaders travel on expeditions to slaughter Labyrinth demons, weakening their forces, but there is no time to mention that demons have overflowed the labyrinth and villages and towns have perished.
Labyrinth inside, Demon Forest outside.
It's like living inside a demonic dwelling.
There were once people who avoided the city and lived in the Devil's Forest. They said that covering their dwellings with Daisies' jaws and surrounding them with bromomintera prevented demons from entering and living secluded.
The labyrinth city was created to imitate it. They flourished well if they planted herbs that the demons disliked. It is the flourishing of medicinal herbs that do not grow in the realm of man that informs people that this city is the realm of demons.
Although there have been various troubles in the last 200 years, the labyrinth city has survived. But it's still horrible.
So build a high outer wall around the house. The gateway is small so that no large demons can come in, and the main gate that puts the carriage in is in the backyard where the herbs grew. The building itself is also made of stone, and the windows are framed with iron. The basement for standing is also compulsory. Just in case a demon comes into the labyrinth city.
The elegance of the exterior, the sunshine, and the ventilation are second to none. Only the ability to withstand the entry of demons was required in this city.
There was nothing to dispute such a decision. Shady looking medicinal herbs were grown at home, even if not prescribed. People and demons are different from each other. Incompatible. An instinctive fear of demons is rooted in the backbone of this city.
"Both Bromomintera and Daisies are in the neighborhood. Lo, you just have to bring a chisel. Gah."
A pair of adventurers sending a cold gaze to the Kindell Building Materials Department Manager, a twitchy scatter.
"Let's go."
Make a good buck in the labyrinth today. The medicine I received is almost gone. So let's go buy it for our own money. I don't have time for that.
Even after the three of them left, the head of Kindell Building Materials continued to raise his voice, but there was no way anyone could have tried to vandalize his own home with gold, and the slum dwellers would just throw this annoying intruder a waxy stinking gaze out of the shade of the building.
The beginning and end of the journey back to Colonel Teruter and his men remembering 'Urgent'.
"Hey, I can't hear you."
Kindell Building Materials Department Manager who steps on the estate waste.
"Illegal resident habits ni, Illegal resident habits ni, n? Illegal resident?
Apparently, he came up with something extra again. I wish I could contribute to the main business with more productive ideas. Kindell's building materials department manager laughed and went back to the merchant guild.
Not in my room, of course. He was on his way to the residential management department. It was the department that managed the dwellings and residents of the labyrinth city.