Otoko Nara Ikkokuichijou no Aruji o Mezasa Nakya, ne?

April 30, 7442.

I came to Keel with my parents on the evening of April 12. I went to Dorrit a few days along the way, but in just three weeks I'll be behind Keel. Yesterday, after watching the execution of the sentence, I went to the clerk of the request board of the Adventurer of the Administration, and when I gave him the price and the quota of the sword, he received 100000Z of the reward and went back to the Vince Pavilion. When I went to the bulletin board, I tried to see if there were any requests that I might be able to make, but I didn't have any, so I took a night off and I'm just getting ready to leave.

Pack your bags and store them in your horse saddlebags. In the end, I didn't make a sheath of swords. You should make a new one on the way. I have no problem at all without a sheath of swords because they are sword-shaped on the road anyway. Instead, it'll only get in the way.

Claw and Marie eventually decided to join the Knights. Claw had his own sword and leather armor that was cheap but could withstand proper use for once, but there was no such combat gear for Marie. Apart from armor, you will always need a sword. I was just a little worried about the purchase funds, but my parents are going to get them out of storage, so there won't be a problem. Huh? You have money, so I can give it to you? Why not? I can't take care of anything that much.

Being able to join the Knights in the first place means being so elite that you don't have to worry about your future work. Marie's parents can't possibly deny it. You can become a civilian if you officially take the reign as a knight, and I'm pretty sure you're not going to do anything good. They also give me a place to live and a meal for free and even educate me. Besides, I get paid. I put such a wonderful environment in place until I pretended to be rewarded. There's nothing more you can do to me.

You understand that, the two of you came to see me off earlier this morning. I don't have enough baggage to ask you to help me pack or anything, so you just really came to drop me off. They will also officially join the Knights of Webdos tomorrow as squire with the change of the moon. Claw looks up at me for packing up and putting my ass on a rubber cushion laid in the saddle of a horse.

"Al... that... thank you so much for everything. I... I'll do my best. Here's your chance at the corner. Be sure to make it something. I won't forget this favor. I will definitely repay you... I'm not going to be able to help you soon, but I will definitely repay you for this. 'Thank you!

That said Claw bowed his head deeply. Claw quit the chamber of commerce where he worked yesterday, and the inn seems to pay off today as well. Marie looks up at me next to Claw and says.

"Al, I feel the same way about Claw. I don't even know the sword, and that's what I've never even fought about, but I knew it would be necessary if I were to live here (Aus). I just didn't want to admit that before... thank you so much for your help... I'll use this as an opportunity to try and eat me up too! I will surely repay you. Thank you, no, 'thank you'"

That said, Claw was followed by Marie deeply bowing her head, too. I look down at them both from the back of their horses,

"Well, don't worry about it. That's all you can do for me. The rest depends on how hard you guys can work. The study isn't so much compared to what I was doing in Japan, but it seems the sword and horse archery are pretty tough, so don't snag along the way. Be patient... I'll go then."

That's what I said and tried to pull the reins, but I remembered one additional thing I had to say.

"I forgot to say one thing. I'm going to go back and see how things go in about 3-4 years, when I don't show up for more than 5 years... think I'm dead and do whatever I have to do. And... right, let's do this to Marie. If you get pregnant, they'll kick you out of the Knights. Be careful."

Drop the rubber bag and I pulled the reins and kicked the horse in the belly. Well-trained military horses migrated to the foot (trot) and advanced their horses towards the streets stretching northeast. I didn't look back. 'Cause imagine what you look like.

Through the city of Keel, people were sparse. Walk down the pastoral landscaped streets with fields on one side. The fields stretching on both sides of the road and the river flowing parallel to it seem well plowed, with acres stretching exactly parallel. After all, horses and cattle seem to be being used for farming, and farming operations seem to be becoming efficient and systematic. By the way, I can see you letting a cow horse tow you.

At the end of this street are two villages: Ruud, Holg, and at the end there is a city called Kirg. Through Kyrgyzstan, you enter Viscount Penride territory from Marquis Webdos territory. The city of Kirg is about 65 km away. If we work hard, we'll be able to get there by the end of the night, but we can't help but hurry that far. If the inn is vacant in the village of Holg today, we are going to pick up the inn, and if it is not, we are going to say no to the lord and camp even on vacant land.

But that's it. This horse is really funny if you get used to it. The subtle manipulation of the reins conveys the direction that I really want to go as if I were conscientious. I'm walking in the middle of the road now, but just subtly pulling the reins because I want to stop on the left or right side moves me in as much as I immediately think in the direction I want.

The streets stretch along the river so you don't have to worry about the water you give your horse to drink during a small pause along the way. Especially in my case, I can magically get the water out, so I don't have to worry too much. He walked his horse relaxed listening to the spiral of the river. Maybe we'll be able to get past Rude by noon.

Pass the field and continue through the bushes. A bird is flying in the distance. There's no need to be wary of demons, no monsters, around here still close to Keel. Claw taught me, but animals and the like that were also on Earth seem to make a big distinction between beasts, and anything else from oath, from demons. Things like attacking us can be considered demons first.

It seems like there would be dangerous beasts like lions, leopards, tigers, etc. in places like Africa, India, and the mountain back of China, but I've never heard of such large carnivorous beasts around here. If it's dangerous, it's the demon. They don't see the demon around Keel first, either, and the damage seems to be slight from time to time, so I can even get there while taking a nap around Rude.

That's what I thought. It was around noon, and I got to Rude. It's not as good as Barkud ahead of Rude, but it seems there's demons, nasty, and monster damage, so you can't fail to be vigilant. I'm hungry in this village. We also have preserved food, but you should eat decent food when you can. There was a restaurant as much as there was in the village, so I decided to go in there and make it a meal.

The Webdos Chamber of Commerce is sending regular merchants back and forth between Keel and Lombertia, the king's capital, and there will be demand for rice shops because there are deals with Viscount Penride territory, and more or less, there will be no difficulty with rice if there is one place in the house for the time being because the only way to get to and from Keel and some other territory is to use this street. After lunch with a black bread sandwich that sandwiched egg porridge of wheat with vegetable leaves and unsmoked pork ham like prosciutto, he became a man on horseback again, twitching the vegetable leaves caught in his teeth, leaving the village of Ludo behind.

I'm going to Holg today. Approximately 20 km from here to Holg. You'd better proceed with vigilance thinking this 20km is 20km from Barkud to Burdette in the neighboring village. Double-check the gunsword tied behind the saddle and proceed with caution around you again. For now, you won't have to pay attention to the river that runs down the right side of the street. Continue down the street at the same relaxing speed as you do with your alert gaze toward the left.

He arrived in the village of Holg before the evening, especially without being attacked by monsters. I picked up the inn without any problems, ate pork steak and oatmeal dinner and went to bed early.

May 11, 7442.

Thus, two weeks (12 days) passed while distracting in the suburbs and tightening up in the suburbs. I'm here now, through the Viscount Penrides, into the king's direct jurisdiction, over hundreds of Km of streets. It will probably take less than 10 days to reach Balduk, a city near Wang Du to aspire to. So, why are you blurring while saying this? I found two people walking in the same direction as me about 500 meters from here.

Far away and still not sure of her gender, but she looks somewhat like a child. One would be a man because of his body. It doesn't feel disappointing, so it looks like a child, but it could be the Mountains (Dwarves). The other one feels thin compared to the other. Child or woman? Perhaps walking at this rate would get us closer to a distance of about 10 m in about 20 minutes.

I had been attacked by a bunch of hobgoblins and goblins on my way so far, but I didn't see any bandits. Either way, the time is still before noon, and we have to get through it. At best, you'd better be careful and just chase it through. I even tried to run the horse and pull it out, but I didn't like it if it was mistaken for a raid, so I decided to keep going.

I put the sword back on my shoulder and let the horse walk. Moving on from here for some time now, the streets have until now been wooded by both sides, which seems to be a forest centered on broadleaves. You wanted to pull it out before you went into the woods if you could. That's a surprisingly fast walk. It feels like I'm quite used to walking. Eventually it went on for about 25 minutes and went into the woods. If you were staying in the same village as me last night, you would have left considerably earlier than me, or you would have come another way. There have been several roads that have joined this street.

The two preceding looked back at this one only once on the way. Looks like a man and a woman. The man is a dwarf as expected, disappointed, but still short. It looks just like a woman, like whether she has 150cm or not. Because of her physique, a woman would not be a Dwarf, but a Pu or an Elf. She was deaf because her hair was about the middle of her back and she didn't seem to be tied up.

The woman's hair was dark. But the brunette herself is a small number, but she is never there. Oh, yeah, I know there's no one like me dyeing my hair anymore. Pink, green, blue, incredible hair color was really common. The Dwarf guy has lighter pink hair, by the way.

The two carry something like a large rucksack. Maybe he's a pedestrian. He's lowering his axe apparently, not his sword, on his hips. That shape would be an axe, though it might be a large one. It's probably a single hand-sized axe. And will that axe also be used when cutting bushes (bushes)?

It was turning a pretty steep curve earlier and it was another straight stretch of road. It was them that disappeared out of sight once, but I could see the back carrying the luggage again. We don't have 100 meters left to catch up with them. They keep walking at the same pace. Hmm. If we walk so fast, we might be together in the village we plan to arrive in before this evening. That's what I thought happened with the arrow tip. Several wooden throwing spears (javelins) flew through the woods. Yeah, not to me, against the two ahead of me. Looks like the throwing spear luckily didn't hit either of us.

Wait, wait, not if you're relaxing and explaining. It's some kind of raid! I can't wait to get caught up in this, but Hate. The street we're traveling on is the main road. Will the Raiders recognize me? If you don't recognize it, there are hands to turn back, but then it's possible you won't be able to reach the next village by night. If you recognize it, it doesn't make much sense now that I've turned back. If you run a horse, you won't be caught up that way, but either way, we'll have to use this road until the next village.

Even if they come back out, if they ambush me like this one, I'll end up with them. Should we give them a helper knife here or run the horse and pull it out at once...... Let's go closer and see who we've been raiding and decide if we're going to help with the machete. I lowered the sword I was wearing on my shoulder when I made my decision in an instant and increased my horse's speed a little so that I could fall either way.

"Xenom, right!

"Whoa, Ralpha, you protect behind me!

I heard the two of them screaming.