There were no adventurers in each dungeon on this day.

　Tellurium, Silicon, and Arsenic .......
　All the dungeons I went to were devoid of adventurers, only monsters like Nihonium.

''This isn't good.''
Extremely bad.
Whoa!

　I was mumbling to myself, surrounded by Arsenic rocks, when Cell, who had been here some time before, spoke to me from right beside me.

'You've been here,'
I heard that Master Sato was here.
I didn't tell anyone where I was going.

　It's not something you can catch up with after you've heard, since they're moving through the transfer gate in the first place.

......
Don't shut up at that point.
That's why our family controls the minting of money. If anyone can pay out as much money as he wants, he will run out of things to do.
I guess so: ......

　It's only the second day, but I can already feel the seriousness of the situation.

　There are no adventurers when you enter the dungeon, i.e. the production of things stops completely.
　If this goes on, things will completely disappear from the city's shops and stores.

''Can't you do something about it?''
...... Got it.

　I nodded gravely to Cell's request.

　　　　　☆

　The first thing I need to do is understand the situation.

　So I went back to the mansion, and after going out of town, I came to Phosphorus, which had appeared on the outskirts of town.

　The place where adventurers were stepping into, even now, was not a cave.

　There was a cloud floating about a meter above the ground, and on top of that cloud was a door.

　It's a door that is open with a Kannon (Goddess of Mercy) opening, and adventurers are constantly entering it without having time to shut it down.

Quickly, quickly.
Hey, you're pulling my leg, all right?
If you take that long, you'll be gone in a cloud.

　The duo of adventurers slipped past me and into the dungeon.

'Oh ...... I see,'

　Visuals are very important, people are very much pulled by the images they see.

　The fact that the dungeon entrance looks mobile - riding on clouds - is probably the reason why adventurers are rushing to Phosphorus right now in a hurry.

　I stepped inside, almost bumping shoulders with the hurrying adventurers.

　It was packed tightly inside.
　There were more adventurers than in any other dungeon I've ever been to.

　There were more people, but there was a strange order to it.
　The adventurers gathered at several points and lined up in line, as if the dungeon itself had become an amusement park.

　Looking at the head of the queue--

Hey, line it up.
I'm just looking.

　I quieted the adventurer who misunderstood my intrusion and looked at the front of the line, and then a monster appeared.

　A monster appeared at the front of the line, looking like it had spotted a jewel box.
　Shortly after, it was defeated by an adventurer.

　The adventurer picked up the dropped items and came to the end of the line to re-enter the line.

　What a sight I've seen before.

　I decided to get in line too.
　I stood in line and waited my turn.

　Monsters were spawned and defeated one after another, and the line was being digested.
　In the blink of an eye, it was my turn to stand in line.

　I fired my gun at the jewel box with eyes spawned in front of me, a monster with jagged teeth at the edge of the opening.

　A single growth bullet, I easily defeated it.
　The drop was - 30,000 piro.
　Three 10,000-pillow bills.

　We made 30,000 pillows in an instant.

No wonder no one goes back to their normal dungeon.

　That's a lot of money to be made in this one moment, equivalent to one magic cart's worth of supplies.

　I went down to the second basement level, the line was full of the same.
　The monsters were different from the above, this time it was a bag of jewelry with arms and legs.

　We quickly killed the monsters that were spawned in the same line, and this time we got 40,000 piro.

　We went down to the third floor.
　The monster is a motionless safe, a safe with a mouth and eyes.
　It was an Arsenic-like monster.

　The adventurers lined up in the solid vault are struggling.
　If you look closely, you'll see a hammer carrier, and a few adventurers here and there who seem to be fans of Emily, usually in Arsenic.

　The normal adventurers took several times longer to beat them, but the fact that they don't move makes them incredibly safe.

　We line up there, wait our turn, and take them down from the beginning with a full blown annihilation round.

''Whoa!''
You just hit a safe face.

　I pick up the 100,000 pillows of the drop while people around me marvel at it.

　A quick look around, I get it.

　And even if I had to wait in line, I'd make more than the average adventurer makes in a day.
　If I didn't need the line - yes, I would.

　If Fosforus came in and I went in as the first team to go in before the word got out yet.

　I think I could make 20 million pirouette a day, I think.

　I can't do this, though I had the option in my head of convincing the adventurers to go back to the dungeon I'm usually in, but I can't do this.

'I guess I'll just have to hope that Phosforus will take me back to Phosforus as soon as possible.
I agree. And that's something only Satou-sama can do.
So don't go barging in on the side!

　I was sad that I was a little used to the appearance of the cell.