According to Tiddol, we have about three more days before we are done writing this current book. I'm not sure if that is with us at our current rate, or going slightly faster than our current rate, or something else. Regardless, it is a good time frame to shoot for, even if we ultimately miss.

I received some interesting news today. There is a dungeon incredibly close to the city my father is currently holding. There is a lot we can do with this. The easiest and most straight forward is getting a message out, and hopefully receiving one in return. It would be a simple matter to pay the dungeon to do this for me, pocket change effectively. I could also bribe the dungeon to send in some supplies for them, which would likely be quite a bit more expensive but I am certain that I have the money for it.

And then there is something I had forgotten about until today, I could start a fight with the dungeon. With their consent of course, and I wouldn't actually try to damage anything inside of them, but it would be a way to move people and anything else we might need into that area.

My first thought was to try and take out their capital by sending in all of our troops through a dungeon near their capital. But that isn't really an option as all of the dungeons in that area are constantly patrolled by enemy soldiers, which makes sense as dungeons are great training grounds. It isn't exactly feasible for an army to fight their way out of a dungeon when an enemy army really wants to stop that, even if we had the cooperation of the dungeon. We would take massive casualties in the attack, even taking into account my personal assistance. It could work, but we would need to cripple their army somehow first.

I'm not sure how best to take advantage of this, but I do know people who do. I'm sure Par can turn this to our advantage, but I'm mostly concerned with making sure my dad isn't going to die in the near future. I'm going to try to get the dungeon to send a message for me. I really should have considered this possibility sooner.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.