Otoko Nara Ikkokuichijou no Aruji o Mezasa Nakya, ne?

Another year is about to pass.

Today is my birthday on February 14, 7436.

I'm eight years old.

Levels have also risen, with the exception of abnormal MP, which has gained a talent value close to that of the general early teens.

[Alain Gried/5/3/7429]

[M/14/2/7428 · Pu · Sir Gried's second son]

[Condition: Good]

[Age: 8]

[Level: 5]

[HP: 54 (54) MP: 6581 (6581)]

[Muscle Strength: 9]

[Jun Min: 10]

[Dexterity: 8]

[Endurance: 8]

[Unique Skill: Appraisal (MAX)]

[Unique Skill: Talent of Heaven (Lv.6)]

[Special Skill: Earth Magic (LV.7)]

[Special Skill: Water Magic (Lv.6)]

[Special Skill: Fire Magic (Lv.6)]

[Special Skill: Wind Magic (LV.7)]

[Special Skill: No Magic (LV.8)]

[Experience: 20941 (28000)]

Just to illustrate, level five is the average farmer's level around 30. In addition, talent values such as muscle strength are close to those of a child around the age of 13 at level 2. The general way of raising the level of peasants who have not done sword archery starts farming in earnest at about 7-8 years of age, goes up to 2 in the early teens and, per adulthood, becomes 3 at about 15 years of age. In roughly this much the MP will be about 3-4 and I will start my magic training. From what I hear, it seems approximate around where you can use little magic (Cantrip's) about three times a day. And I feel like I'm around 20, about 4 or 30, 5 or 6 in my mid-40s. This is an example of how inefficient agricultural experience can be. If you're observing, you're going in for a day of farming. Experience is about 1 to 5. It seems easy to enter in the case of heavy labor such as openness.

By contrast, no matter how hard you try to get in in a day, when the sword training is just bareback, it's only 1-2, but it's like a game, a mock fight, a combiner... it seems like sometimes you get in about 20 in a day when it's a lot of the time in real life format anyway. The nobility begins the archery of the sword at about the age of 7, and archery becomes a form of actual battle at about the age of 10. By the time I grow up, it feels like I'm at about five levels. That's what it's like to look at the family of our squire and our brother and sister. After that, it's not a good idea because it also increases the experience required to level up, but by the time I'm about 30, I'm about 8 to 9. And around the age of 40, he retires from the squire to take over the position of squire to his son or daughter (although he is a full squire serving the Gried family and has no women). I don't know if Beckwith, the only squire chief, is talented or energetic, but he's 47 and he's still active, and he's jumping through about a head of 12, which is also close to 13. Of course, parents who would have played adventurers when they were younger and had a lot of demonic exorcisms in action are naturally distinct.

Naturally, I only get to do bareback, so my usual experience points are inefficient, but I can't even say that I only manage to serve the level at night hunting, which I do about once or twice a month with the talent of heaven.

In April, Farn, who is 14, joins the Knights. They're supposed to be joining the group from next year when they grow up, but they're noble, so it's possible to join the group over the course of a year. I mean, the truth is, do you also calculate that you want to look good to the Gried family, the source of rubber products, and sell your thanks to Heggard? Am I wearing too much? Perhaps in this day and age, they ignore the rules and join the army early because they are noble. It's something that never happened in Japan, so I think I might take a twisted view.

Also, about Mun, as usual, he puts out his energy in rubber making and occasionally comes about hunting at night. My real age is 26, so if I don't make it a good cut, my marriage will get tough. My adoptive father, Tobas, is also well over 60, a squire, but only by name, and I wonder what you think. Would you like to hear it?

"Hey, Mun. This may be a little unpleasant, but can I ask you something?

"Yes, what is it?

That night, on my way to my usual demon hunt, I cut it out to Mun.

"Mun, will you not marry? Mun can use his sword and he's strong, so he'll be able to take over Tobus' squire just like that, but it's unnatural to join the squire training now, and Tobus's house, what are you gonna do?

It's hard to say I'll be late for the boulder. This place is subtle, subtle - let's cut it out. It's not insignificant though.

"... right. But even if I say welcome my son-in-law..."

Oh, I knew I was late for my wife, you cared......

"But if it's true, it wouldn't be weird to have kids anymore, would it? Tobus's house, we're gonna cut it off, right?

If you know what I mean, no. I just have to say Zubari.

"I'm not that smart..."

No, no, don't go that way. He said it would make things weird.

"Anyone have a favorite opponent?

"Yes, especially..."

That being said, I'm a little suspicious of my eyes. Um, I have this.

Why don't you give it a try?

"Hmm, what about Death Dan or something? You're old, and you talk a lot. Or is that Bosch?

Death Dan is 26, the second son of his squire Timber family and a little rough, but he's a nice guy, and he couldn't marry until 26 because he liked Temis, who became the daughter-in-law of his brother Sean, and when Sean got married, he left the house and was an adventurer. He recently returned to the village after being injured and retired from his adventurer. Bosch is also the second son of his squire, the Donneol family, 24, and will be the same age as Munn in disguise, so there is no problem. Bosch often assists Russeg, his eldest son, who succeeded his squire in the big time type. It is said that being too adult to marry is the cause of being a wife.

"Huh? Bosch is not like that..."

Death Dan, you're ignoring me. But that sounds like a big win. I think I've changed my face a little.

"Right, right. Bosch is a big man, and a squire isn't a pattern."

"Because Bosch is nice to everyone...... And you can use a sword."

Hmm.

"'Cause you're not even on the squire patrol anymore, it's no big deal."

Patrols say the act of heggards and squires looking around the forests in the territory about 10 days down and hunting demons like an intermission to defend the village from demons such as goblins. Farn has also been telling me to accompany him since sometime, but Heggard has only taken his adult squire and his brothers because he hasn't grown up and he hasn't even become a knight. When I was born, Russeg got married at 19 and the Donneols became cheaper, so my brother Bosch stopped training his squire to farm on farmland.

"That's not true, Bosch can fight properly!

Oh, my God, you got an answer.

"Then it's not a problem. Tell Bosch and Dangle. Or should I say it from me?

say in a slight manner. Me, stay.

"Huh? But, you know... Bosh likes big boys in the chest... I used to look at Ann's chest all the time..."

Bosch, you're upset. Ann is a rabbit serf with big breasts. I don't know some cups, but they're big anyway.

"Are all men like that? Besides, isn't Anne a rabbit? By the way, when did you hear that? I'm sure you'll get a different answer now."

Yeah, it's completely unfounded. By the way, interracial marriages are possible but do not take place very often because it is difficult to have children. Barkud also has a couple of Puppet men and Cat women, but no children are born. They don't seem to have any possibility at all, but they only have a fairly low probability of getting pregnant, so they don't make much recommendations.

"... is it?

Mun says anxiously. I know you're not pretty, but you look a little cute with this look on your face because you have the skill of a crowd.

"You can just ask Bosh how you feel from me, okay?

I'm feeling kind of like a guardian. Even in Japan, parents often decided to marry until the middle of Showa, and somehow, oh, my God, I seemed to feel that way.

"Master Al notices a lot as if he were an adult..."

I came to say that with a serious eye. Well, what more can Mun shy away from now?

"The more Guero pukes about what to do, the better. I won't say so wrong. Age doesn't matter."

"Not at all...... don't say anything like Master Farn"

It won't be long.

"Master Farn is asked a lot of sharp things to think about really thoughtfully, but Master Al feels like he's coming out naturally. Are you sure you're a child?

"You've known it since I was born. So, what are you gonna do?

Mun said quietly looking up at the night sky.

"I tell Bosh and his adoptive father from me. I'd rather not."

"... well... good luck"

You're gonna have to say that.

That night I left teasing Mun because it was no longer an atmosphere to go hunting demons.

By the way, the blacksmiths, but this one came pretty much on track. Iron ore was bought with abundant financial power from rubber products, and agricultural tools and pot cauldrons could also be produced in the village. Basically, it's close to casting, but it's huge that metal products can be manufactured in the village. Manufacture of daily necessities is a priority due to demand problems, but forging using iron that I have magically generated and sorted continues in detail. Especially since almost everything depends on Arnold. I'm guessing it's not complete, but it seems that both Heggard and Arnold understood the importance of training by tapping the gold because my 64-style swordstick also performs considerably better than the cast.

Recently I have been trying to make more durable alloys than iron to make stainless steel. It should have been a percentage of just under 10% nickel and just over 15% chromium against iron. I would like to create a barrel that will run out of rifling in the future, so I should first manufacture nickel-chromium steel stainless steel and improve it. Alloys basically just have to magically increase the temperature and mix, so don't struggle too hard to make them. It's not that hard to twist out the temperatures you need to make an alloy if you converge fire magic to increase the temperature and accelerate it (although the expression is also not appropriate) without magic. I just use a ton of MP.

When we do this, we find it very useful to be able to sort on a molecular, elemental, and atomic level from a variety of things without magic. Now we do it around metal, but we also found that we can take the elements contained from metal as well as many other substances. It turns out that MP consumption can also separate acids and other elements that seem to be important.

Is that it? So we can also mix elements and make molecules?