completely unexpected skill acquisition
　For a moment, isn't that an illusion of the ear? While thinking so, he avoids the attack of Gamerion, who sends out ear-to-ear slashes at him, and flashes his death size.
　Camerion, whose body has been amputated from side to side, splashes his internal organs around him and thrusts into the back of Ray, splitting himself into two.
　While sending it off, displaying the skills of death size in your mind to confirm.
　However, the level of topographical manipulation shown there was still changing from one to two before entering this dungeon.
　In other words, he acquired skills by cutting off the core of the dungeon by death size.

(What's going on? There should be only one skill acquisition per monster.) In fact, this is true of my knowledge of the art of witchcraft, and I have never been able to learn skills from the same monster twice before.)

　Confused but thoughtful, Ray casts a keen glance at the surrounding Gamerion.
　Gamelion is frightened by the stare.
　Gamerion has a ferocious personality, but if they are hunted so unilaterally, they may become more fearful than their ferocity.
　...and yet he still doesn't seem to escape from Ray because he understands that he can't escape from this hall.
　The only thing Gamelion could do now was to watch Ray's gap to try to turn the tables with a single blow, instead of attacking himself.

(Is the core of the stone different from the core of the dungeon? No, that's natural.) In the first place, the two are different things. ...that is, can dungeon's core learn skills from everything? So far, the core of dungeon, which was destroyed in death size, is the one who had a magical fever, and the core of dungeon's core. I don't think it's necessarily wrong to think I've been able to acquire skills in both of them. Besides, the core of the dungeon hasn't disappeared like before...)

　Staring at Gamerion, he turns his eyes to where the dungeon's nucleus was.
　There is a kind of pedestal just in the middle of this hall, where the nucleus of a dungeon is diagonally halved.
　The lower half is still on the pedestal, but the upper part of Ray's amputation was blown away by the impact at the time, and I have no idea where it is now.
　Also, unlike previous cases of witch fever, the core of the dungeon remained intact.
　I don't know if it's a difference in whether or not it was a dungeon before, but I can't help but be surprised that the core of the dungeon still remains intact.

(Well, I guess I need to take it as proof that I captured the dungeon... it's a hassle to find it. Or will this dungeon collapse? It's just finished, so I want to think it's still safe, but I think I should clean it up as soon as possible.)

　Looking around at Gamelion surrounding him, he thinks... in that moment one of the Gamelions with Ray's eyes jumps out.

"Oh my gosh!"

　a blow from Gamerion who came on with his tusks bare
　An ordinary adventurer would have to avoid or shield even a warrior, but a ray wearing the flaming emperor's red armor with one hand... or even a finger.
　Tusk pulled out in a desperate attempt to cut off the neck is easily received by Ray.

"It's far from a blow of noise. Well, that's the end of the difference in rank."

　With these words, the arms are waved, the sound of hard things breaking echoes around, and Gamerion is thrown away and hit by his companions, and blown away together.
　Ray saw it off, and in his hand was the Gamerion's fang he had just thrown away.
　The fangs with a broken base were broken by the impact of Ray's throw.

"It's fragile. ... It won't sell, will it?"

　The gripped tusks are broken in the middle.
　Even if you buy it in the guild, the fangs that are broken in the middle will be bought at a very low price by assessment.
　Still better than nothing, Mistyring sees a significantly smaller number of Gamerions encircling him and pokes a death-size stonemate into the ground.

"Topographic Manipulation"

　When you activate your skills while imagining that the ground is uplifting, the next moment the whole hall, except around Ray, will swell up to about 50 cm.
　Gamerion, who must have been excited about the sudden rise in the ground, stops moving and looks around.
　Watching the situation, Ray opens his mouth a little surprised.

"...heh. It's very strengthened. The range is quite wide, and the height of the terrain that can be operated is 50 cm. If that's the case... topographical manipulation

　Putting a death-size stone butcher through again and exercising the skill.
　Then the next moment the ground sinks about 50 cm compared to before using topographical manipulation.
　in both exuberance and subsidence When both of them reach 50 cm, the total difference is 1 meter.
　Nevertheless, given that the terrain is much wider than before, Ray's skill was sufficiently effective to be a weapon.

"Oh my gosh!"
"Oh my gosh!"
"Oh my gosh!"

　They probably have no idea what's going on with them. Each surviving gamerion utters a confused cry.

"I see. Then... topographical manipulation."

　Use topographical manipulation again to restore it to its original state.
　The strange thing is that even with so much elevation and lowering, you could not tell the difference at all when you got back together.
　Is it a sign that geographical manipulation skills are clearly different from those acquired by death size?

(I thought there would only be a dungeon's core harvest, but there were many interesting harvests. It was a happy miscalculation to be able to get another skill from the core of the dungeon, especially in death size. Especially, this topographical manipulation is not as powerful as it stands now, but if it continues to grow as it is, it will be very powerful.)

　Passing Ray's mind was a diagram that used topographical manipulation to instantly lead the enemy to collapse.
　If you turn your place into a pitfall in units of 10 meters, there's nothing you can do about it, whether it's the army or not.
　Most people will be dead when they fall into the pit, but naturally in this world, there are people who don't die even if they fall from that height.
　If you drive the magic of fire into the hole to your heart's content, you will be able to destroy it unilaterally without fear of spreading the fire.
　Ray smiles inwardly at the ease of use of the skill of topographical manipulation.
　But Ray is quickly brought back to reality by the roar of Gamelion.

"Oh, my gosh!"

　The Gamerions, who were still alive, attacked Ray in unison.
　That's only natural.
　He had had an unusual experience of moving the ground up and down, and he knew almost instinctively that it was Ray who did it.
　I'll kill Ray anyway.
　If you don't kill us, we'll be killed.
　Gamelion, who is almost in a state of depression, makes no attempt at his own peril and attacks Ray at once.
　Ray waits for such a Gamerion with a smile in his hand.
　He was the first to attack him, and he was ready to kill him.





"Oh, that's it,"

　muttering, Ray looks around.
　There are countless bodies of Gamerion lying there.
　In the middle of this hall, there is no upper half of the dungeon's core pedestal.
　Ray is the only one living here already.
　Watching the hall, he releases the Emperor's red armor.
　Visibly concentrated red magic disappears and exhales small.

"I'm rather tired, after all," The Red Armour of the Flame Emperor did not use much magic."

　Lean against the pedestal on which the dungeon's core was placed, take cold fruit water from the mistling and carry it to the mouth.
　It's winter outside, but strangely, the temperature in the dungeon isn't that low.
　The temperature inside the dungeon depends on the dungeon – some dungeons in Egjil have desert inside – but this dungeon Ray's strategy seems to keep the temperature inside the dungeon constant.
　It's a dungeon that's comfortable dungeon.
　Dragon robes, however, have the ability to keep you cool when hot and warm when cold.
　Nevertheless, Ray drinks the fruit water he had thus accumulated in the summer because he is tired of killing more than fifty Gamelions.a subtle sweetness and acidity The sweet and sour taste swallows the contents of his glass at once.
　After that, the only thing to do is to put the body of Gamelion in a mistling, rather than striping it off.
　It takes a few days, maybe ten days, or more to peel off all this Gamerion material just by Ray alone.
　In that case, it is faster to recruit people to strip materials from guilds as before.
　...but this year, when it is said that gamerions cannot be caught. With all this gamerion, there's no doubt that there will be quite a few people who want to buy it.
　Also, since the Dungeon's nuclear weapons were destroyed, it is safe to collapse at any time.
　Gamelion's corpse is touched and stored in a mistling.
　It's more than ten minutes to carry on such an act.
　It caught Ray's eye when the body of Gamerion in the hall disappeared by half.
　Something like a stone that is round but cleanly cut from the middle.
　Ray's gaze is directed to the pedestal in the center of the hall.
　The point of Ray's existence now should be consistent with the point of the dungeon's core on that pedestal.

"I finally found the core of the dungeon. I found it, but...huh. No, I'm glad the level of terrain manipulation has gone up, but perhaps Seto will be sad."

　Ray and Sett can understand it even if they are apart if one of them acquires the skills.
　In other words, there is no doubt that Sett understands that Ray has increased his level of terrain manipulation.
　That reminds Ray of the promise he made to Seto before entering the dungeon, while Seto's regretful expression passes through his mind.
　Reaching out to the lower half of the core of the dungeon fixed to the pedestal, distressed by Seto's sad face.
　Is it because it has already been destroyed, or is it possible to come off with just a little force from the beginning? Ray didn't know which reason, but the core of the dungeon came off easily.

"…is it no use thinking about the past?" I hope you'll get over your temper with Gamerion's meat."

　Put the core of the dungeon in the mistling, and pick up and store the bodies of Gamelion again.
　Gamelion's arms and legs were cut off, and the head and tail were cut off, as a result of his endless swings of death in the middle of a group of Gamelion's head and tail were quite large.
　In addition, there were some corpses whose internal organs were exposed from severed abdomen, and others whose hair was burned by the Emperor Flame's red armor.

"I should have thought a little more about how to knock it down." Well, there were so many of them that I couldn't help it."

　We should have thought a little further and attacked. While thinking like that, he keeps the bodies in the mistling.
　Shortly afterwards, when all the bodies of Gamelion are finally stored in the mistling, they exhale loudly.

"Well, that's all I have to do here. I didn't know that there were so many gamerions, but I didn't have to go gamerion hunting, so it's two birds with one stone. And the reason why Gamerion has been difficult to find is because of the core of the dungeon. If that's the case, it shouldn't be that we can't find Gamelion anymore, as long as this dungeon is captured. Wouldn't it be necessary to put this Gamerion on the market?"

　Ray leaned his head, but still felt some need to flush.
　To that extent, Gamerion's meat is in short supply in today's guillem.

"Well, it's all after I get back to Gilm. I have to let you know that I've captured the dungeon."

　muttering and finally glancing into the hall, making sure there was nothing in particular, and then tilting his head.

"...I think the silver lion protected the core of the dungeon at the altar of succession, but with this dungeon, Gamerion was the guardian... Was it a boss role? It was more about quantity than quality."

　Ray raised that question, but the fierce crowd of Rank C monsters was an exceptional monster in the newly created dungeon.
　That's because even if the other monsters were goblins, covolts, or augers, they were much smaller than the augers Ray had seen before.
　The reason why we were able to capture dungeon so easily is probably because Ray's existence was not standard.
　Without realizing it, Ray left the hall before the dungeon collapsed.