Dungeons for the Devil, Dungeons for the Core

The story of the women of Edge Village these days was about a little inexperienced Gentile, rightly the gem that the Gentiles spared - and the women think -. Though I don't think it would be exactly that expensive, the transparent crystal beads that still look beautiful were sufficient substitutes to buy the pleasure of the women living far from the accessories.

Crowe only provided round balls of natural stone in various shades, and did not make any machining such as fitting or drilling holes in the table. Therefore, it cannot be used to decorate itself as it is. So the women of the village gathered their foreheads and narrowed their wisdom about how to tailor stones to accessories.

First, the idea of drilling a hole in the stone and threading it was first dismissed. Because it was not hard and easy to drill. When this happens, the stone will be used so that it is embedded in the pedestal. Naturally, the point of saying what and how to make a pedestal became the focus of the discussion. It is impossible to process and make precious metals like the rings of the nobility of the capital. The materials that could be used would be trees, animal horns, leather, and the surrounding area. Later all they have to do is slap the pavilion owner or lover's ass and make him build a pedestal.

The man who specializes in the work of that hand was now a village hero. The men, who did not like fine manual work, pressed for work. The ladies' orders are loud and do not tolerate the same design. The man who became an obscure accessory craftsman cleaned up one request after another, screaming inside at the harsh demands of his clients.

A pedestrian who visited the village at the end of the year was blinded by the round balls of crystals that adorned the women. Fine workmanship still smells like amateur smell, but the brilliance of the stone is something inside, and it's not as good as what you would see in a remote village like this. Besides, all the women in the village wear those round balls. Curiosity-driven pedestrians ask where to get it, but they just didn't get an answer other than that they got to know each other. Even though the crows who had generously given me crystal round balls and herbs were annoyed, the villagers tied their mouths together. Though it is true that Yo (more) and I really don't know where to get the stone, so I couldn't answer it.

The pedestrians who failed to find out where to get it at least went into negotiating with the women. Most women didn't shake their heads vertically when they said they would pay quite a fortune for a village like this. However, in a house where there were multiple women in the house and each had a round ball, several responded to a deal with a pedestrian.

The pedestrian left. I was wondering where I would sell the round balls I bought and if I could buy more next time.

The women were thinking. When Crowe comes back, we must also discuss obtaining crystal balls.

I was also thinking about the man who became a jeweler. I was wondering if that Gentile would know anything about the material and design of the stone pedestal.

When Crowe returned to Edge Village, it was the year of Ming (ah) 's coming.