The Other Side of the Last Boss

Today's theme is why no one comes to the Temple of Darkness.

The Temple of Darkness appears secluded after the exorcism of the Demon King, the Lasbos.

A cave leads to the Dark Temple, to be exact.

I will pull in while the Demon King is here.

So no one can come in.

Well, the Evil Gods have a special metastasis, and they're free to warp.

We are not separately sealed. Freedom.

Defeat the Demon King and say, "Well done, you've set me free, I'm ready for the humans," it's not like I'm a true boss.

Shouldn't you have had that setup already? And I want to say to God.

The information on the Evil God can only be found in a small village behind a certain mountain.

If you've come to something worthy there, you're supposed to talk about it.

It's a guy called Flag Management.

Suitable people are the ones who defeated the Demon King.

There's no way such a person would visit the back of the mountain and gather information.

It's not like it's in a strategy book or you can see an online strategy site.

That's why no one came.

"Are you sure you want to get this far? We need to figure out a way to break this situation."

When Grandpa gets confirmation, everyone begs.

"I can't change the way that village works. We are not allowed to advertise. This is God's rule."

"What happens when you break that rule in the first place?

First Army Commander Adrigori raises questions.

"I suffer so much. The sauce is evil god."

Eighth Legion Chief Morgon answers.

"I broke it gently and went to bed for about a month. That was hard."

I remember that time.

Feels like I got a tough curse.

Seriously, it was hard.

Actually, I didn't break the rules you just said.

I broke a little of the rules I set myself.

God told me not to leave the Dark Temple until the brave man came.

On that condition, you can let it magically go from the Temple of Darkness to the human world, right?

That's the kind of experiment I did.

The Temple of Darkness has the ability to connect this subspace with the human world - dimensional connectivity.

So I shot Dawn and the magic where I connected.

I thought this was safe, but it didn't work.

I suffered a lot afterwards.

"Was that light?

Morgon knocked his neck off.

It is in me.

"What is the Dark Temple?

I ask questions all of a sudden.

"Home? No, a castle. It's a castle called the Temple."

Adrigori answers seriously.

"That's not what I want to hear. This is a dungeon. And now humans aren't interested in dungeons."

It's easy when it comes to why you're not interested.

It's not good.

If it's a common game, you're the only one attacking the dungeon.

So all the treasures of the dungeon belong to me.

Online games can be a system that revives treasures and monsters in a certain amount of time.

Fit that.

Or a system where a lot of dungeons themselves are made. Instance dungeon system.

It can't be real anymore. How it works.

So what about reality, once someone attacks, there's almost no treasure.

Well, there's a chance that a hidden treasure or something has been missed, but that's rarely the case.

There's no such thing as a guy going to all sorts of dungeons for it.

"In other words, by making humans interested in the dungeon, we can give them the possibility to come to the Temple of Darkness"

"I see. This is the peak of the dungeon. It's the darkest temple in the world."

Thirteenth Legion leader Jeko agrees.

"But how?

What humans seek is profit.

Let's put the chest down.

Put the boss or something in front of it.

"People start coming to the dungeon if they have a profit. And they will eventually reach this dark temple."

"Master Ashtar's deliberate reluctance, we have seen it. But who would do it how?

Adrigori asks.

"You."

When I say that, the Legion Chiefs look at each other.

"Tell the Evil Gods to do the job of putting treasure in the dungeon!?

Jeko is surprised at the impression.

"Uhm."

"So the boss should we do it too? Looks surprisingly fun. Consider the decision dialogue when the enemy arrives."

"No, you can't beat a human if the Legion Leader gets stuck. Leave even the weakest demons alone."

It's out of the question about placing evil rounded evil gods in the first place.

That's why dungeon rules.

Crates are randomly placed every certain period of time. Can you give me a week to a month?

I will do everything I can to erase the signs so that the Evil Gods don't fall apart.

Also, place weak monsters in the dungeon.

Where the Evil Gods appropriately kidnap monsters and penetrate them.

Position the boss at the bottom.

The lower boss summoned by the Evil Gods, okay?

This would still pose a threat to humans.

I'd like to make a trap or something, but, well, this is a challenge for the future.

Let's narrow down the target dungeons to about five.

Managing a large number of dungeons at the same time is tough from the start.

I will also think about enlargement in the future.

"Speaking of which, what's the treasure?

Ask as Gareth, head of the Fifth Corps, recalled.

"There's enough to rot in this temple."

"There is indeed."

Release some treasure from this temple.

I don't put a huge treasure in a chest.

A few years.

When funding becomes tighter, it will be considered again.

"Too strong a weapon, don't give out magic items."

"Yes, I mean without a divine sword or something."

"There's no weapon like that here anymore."

"That's right."

Gareth accidentally slapped himself in the head, like that.

Then I packed up the story for the actual operation, and the meeting ended that day.