have no magic stones
　The adventurer's words that were disassembling the Amenbo monster naturally stirs up the audience.
　It's only natural.
　The adventurers here are some of the most capable of all adventurers.
　That means we've fought so many monsters... ...though some adventurers don't fight and raise their ranks.
　At the very least, since the adventurers here were hired to guard the tower of birth outside the frontier, it was only natural that those accustomed to fighting monsters would be chosen.
　Because of these people, it was common sense that magical stones existed in the monster's bodies.
　However, there is no magic stone in the body of the amenbo.
　Instead of the one who was searching for the amenbo's magic stone, another adventurer explores the amenbo's body...

"No, sir,"

　mutter like the first adventurer to look for.

"What's going on? It's impossible that monsters don't have magical stones."
"There are a few possibilities. First of all, this amumbo was actually an animal, not a monster."
"Will an animal that has not become a monster attack such an acid?"
"I can't say there's no possibility, but I don't think so either. ... So secondly, you can move a magical stone around your body."

　While the magical stones were essentially buried in the heart, some monsters could move them freely in their bodies.
　A prime example is slime, which, given the enormous presence of slime in the lake, was somewhat convincing.

"Then..."

　The eyes of those listening to the story are on the head of the amenbo.
　It's exactly where the head was.
　Seto's blow caused the head to explode and the fragments sank into the lake.
　It's probably on the head of the fish by now.

"Glu".

　Seeing those people around her, Seto exclaims apologetically.
　But the adventurer, who says that there may have been a magical stone on his head, opens his mouth to comfort him.

"I don't think this monster can move a magical stone freely. Basically, there are many monsters who don't have solid internal organs in their bodies."

　At the words, Seto purr and tails joyfully.
　The body was supposed to be a lion and cat, but now the set looked like a dog.

"Well, let's say, first and second...Thirdly?"
"It's like a monster that doesn't have a magic stone because of a mutation."
"That's... I don't think it's a good idea. There's no monster that doesn't have a magic stone."
"And that's because it's a mutation,"

　Ray was watching the adventurers arguing, but suddenly he realized.
　Didn't I expect this lake to have been transferred from a third world, neither from this world nor from the world where the Grand Dragonian Empire was located?
　If so, it is not strange that monsters without magical stones exist in this world.

"Trembling."
"Yes, what is it?"

　Despite a sudden call, Zozo immediately responds to Ray.
　For Zozo, it was only natural that he was serving Ray.
　To Zozo, Ray looks around at the adventurers he's discussing while looking at the amenbo, then tells them to follow him and leaves for a moment.
　Some of them seemed to have noticed Ray and Zozo, but they continued to argue without particular concern.
　It's only natural that monsters without magical stones were the first experience even for skilled adventurers to be entrusted with guarding the Tower of Birth.
　In the meantime, if Ray and Zozo leave for a while, it's no wonder they think it's something to do.

"If you get this far away, they won't hear you, will they?"
'Huh? Is it a magical stone? Of course, I have it.'

　I'm afraid you'll tell me so.
　Ray took it for granted that monsters had magical stones, so he had never heard of them before.
　But there was also the case of the Amenbo monster, and I asked again...

"I see,"

　With Zozo's words, Ray had always thought...It is clear that the lake has been transferred from a third world, not from this world or from the world of Zozo.
　There is a possibility that there will be monsters in this world and in the world of Zozo without magical stones.
　However, it is also true that Ray understood that monsters without magical stones had moved from the third world rather than from this world or Zozo's world.

(Is this a third world after all? ... I should let Mr. Dusker know. Fortunately, Mr. Dusker said he would be here this morning.)

　The timing was right.
　Luckily about it, Ray opens his mouth.

"For the time being, I understand the world of the Zozos, but when it comes to this... some people, let alone the Zozos, might think that this lake has been transferred from another world."

　Few people have the idea of a different world.
　But that doesn't mean there's no one at all.
　If such a person knew of a monster without a magical stone, he might have thought of it as a different world.
　Deciding that the area should also be considered a dusker, Ray returns under the adventurers, knights and lizard men who had gathered around the Amenbo.

"As for the matter of Amenbo, you said Mr. Dusker was coming today, and you can report it to me then. I'll keep the body for now, will you mind?"

　Everyone recognized that Ray had ownership of Amenbo's corpse in the first discussion.
　But that's only because I thought Amenbo was an ordinary monster.
　When it comes to being a monster without magical stones, which is beyond the common sense of the world, its value is immeasurable.
　Ray thought selling the corpse would make him a good profit, but selling it to a bad place would certainly get him into trouble.
　Ray, who is often associated with merchants and alchemists, decided that it would be more profitable for him to give the body to Dusker and receive his reward.
　Ray also says there is a high possibility that the Tower of Birth only came from another world except for his relatives.
　That's why we can convey the prediction that this lake has also been transferred from the third world.

(The question is, how many of these Amenbo monsters are there?)

　When Ray sees everyone nodding in his words, Ray thinks so, as he puts the body in a mistling.
　As far as Ray knows, the number of amenbo is often rather collective.
　At least, most of the amenbo that Ray saw when he was in Japan were collected in a certain number.
　Given that the world is different and that it has become a monster, I don't know if this amenbo has the same habits as Ray knows.
　But given that they have a dangerous method of attack, which can be described as acid watercutters, there are multiple such monsters…that's more than a dozen of them working together, and it's certain that the damage will increase if they attack at the same time.
　The least salvation is that Amenbo is very aggressive but weak in defense.
　This was not only the blow of Seto, but also the result of adventurers' dismantling of the bodies.

"Well, if, when Mr. Dusker comes along, there are a lot of these amenbo out there... what do you think will happen?"

　One of the adventurers muttered so.
　Dusker is a very powerful man... he is known to have the skill to handle it with ease, but it is only dangerous for him to come to a place where there is such a dangerous place.

"But I have decided that it is necessary for Mr. Dusker to see this lake with his own eyes. If it is certainly dangerous, I can't tell him not to come otherwise."

　In the adventurer's words, the knight says so.
　Ray was convinced that it was so.
　Given Dusker's character, I doubt that this incident of Amenbo will stop him from visiting the lake.
　And as long as I and Sett were here, I could have judged that there was danger or no danger."It's about Mr. Dusker, and I'm sure he won't change his schedule, but I think we ought to let him know about this amenbo?"

　Ray's words make the knight nod after some thought.

"Well, I'd like someone to bring this matter to you, Mr. Dusker."

　The knight's words gently distract the adventurers who were listening.
　I've only just woken up, but above all, breakfast is just around the corner.
　When Ray wasn't there, he ate the food he brought from Gilm, but now he's there, he can eat the food he's made in the restaurant where he thinks he's good.
　Even bread can be eaten -- in a timing sense -- freshly baked bread that is difficult to eat.
　With that in mind, you wouldn't judge it as if it were breakfast.
　Or if only one adventurer was here, he might have judged Dusker dangerous if he hadn't gone to the news and headed for Gilm at once.
　Many people thought that they had to go because there were so many people.
　The knight must have noticed the adventurers.
　Scratch your head small and reopen your mouth.

"You may go and dine at any restaurant you like after you have informed Mr. Dusker of my request."

　The adventurers' eyes change when they say so.
　... not all of the adventurers here are above a certain level of ability and are hard up for money.
　Still, if they were to treat me, I could not help being attracted to be drawn to it.
　It's still early in the morning, though.
　Even if you eat after reporting to Dusker, there aren't as many fancy shops as the adventurers expect, and most of them are stalls.
　Alternatively, if you're a little quick-tempered, the dining room might be open.

"Then I'll ask you,"
"All right,"

　The knightly adventurer rejoices in his chosen fortune and soon heads to the horse tied near the tower of his birthplace of birth tower.
　I haven't heard anything concrete from the knight yet, but I fully understand that from the conversation I've had.
　There are monsters that don't have magical stones, which are shaped like amenbo.
　Then you can spit out acid sharply.
　There may be many other similar monsters because of their amenbo shape.
　...and the slime Ray magically burned is still burning.
　It seems to be a skilled adventurer entrusted with guarding the Tower of Birth that can judge them quickly.

"I'll have you pay for the meal when you come back!"
"I know. So, hurry up and go."

　Finally, the adventurer rides off the horse quickly.
　Ray claps his hands in front of one of the other adventurers, who are envious of the only one who has escaped.

"We've all been up, and we'll have breakfast. We'll serve better food than the guillem stand."

　lose to a stall
　The words from Ray's lips give some indication that some people are somehow aware of the situation.
　Come to think of it, there can't have been such an expensive restaurant early in the morning.
　With that in mind, some people think it would have been more profitable to be able to eat Ninglei's choice of food... ...but the stalls change greatly from day to day.
　In some cases, there are stalls that serve dishes that are as good as those of the best.
　If you can find such a stall, you can say it's a hit.
　I don't think it's easy to find a stall that serves such delicious food.

"Well, then, for breakfast today, fresh white bread, soup full of fish and seasonal vegetables, and oak bacon and autumn fruit... ...and for the three of you who helped me dismantle it, I'll give you what I think is the most delicious yaki udon in guillem right now."

　The adventurers cheered at Ray's words.