Tensei Shoujo no Rirekisho

On the first day of his arrival in Rainforest, his engagement was broken, and after that he spent time with Alan and Dear Cain.

Alan wants to learn equestrianism, so he can hang out with that practice, go to the market, go see the waterfalls nearby... Even in my previous life, I've never done anything to play around with friends like this, so it's a lot of fun.

Speaking of Rainforest territory, the territory where the village of Grigli is located. I wanted to go see how it went, but it seemed pretty far away, and I couldn't let it get that far. However, I heard in the wind that I think that village is doing well from the spiritual users who work in Rainforest just like before, so I decided to be satisfied with that.

Also, I talked to Mr. Claude about his future activities and so on. Then, when I was a small-timer, I heard what was going on with the mysterious, suspicious masked man looking for me, and he hasn't shown up since.

Though I thought maybe that person might be the brother Giraud who left the village so I put in an exploration...... I don't know in the end.

Doing that quickly passed a few days and Mother Koo picked me up. Looks like he cut me off to work in Wang Du and dashed me over here.

It was Mr. Eileen and Cow Mother, finishing up the adult greeting, and then I left. During my departure, Alan looked very anxious and tried to discourage me from leaving.

There have been no recent instances of bandits, I'm not loaded with special baggage, and I managed to forgive Alan and leave in case there was a bandit, saying they wouldn't come after me.

I'm sorry, Alan. Alan looked blue at my departure and dropped me off was painful. Apparently, the incident in which I was caught by a bandit is quite traumatizing in Alan. Excuse me.

For a few days, we continued our journey and arrived at the rubyforn mansion.

Not as good as Rainforest, but Ruby Forn's mansion is also quite splendid. But you're not well maintained, you're growing a little cocky or something.

Borough...... I don't know, it's a tough building to feel wasabi.

"Welcome back!

With a loud voice, all the people who picked me up to the front door waited in such a position that they were on both knees, hands, and foreheads for some reason.

Is that it? That's funny, I couldn't be sure of such a groundhog greeting in this world. Guys, what's going on?

In the meantime, in the forefront, I turned my attention to Mr. Tagosak, who was throwing five bodies into the field.

"Ta, Tagosak, that greeting? What the hell is wrong with something like that?

Though I thought about going through it for a moment, I knew I was afraid to ask.

"Have you noticed"

When I spoke, Mr. Tagosak laughed niggly and said so.

I'll notice! 'That's right, Master Liu. You've noticed so well!' It's creating an atmosphere like 'but anyone will notice!

"This greeting is dedicated only to Master Liu. Because the light of Master Liu's greatness is so blinding that there will be those who cannot see directly."

No, it's not! You can't be! 'Cause I'm not glowing!

"... hi, kneeling greetings will be tough for all of you. Be normal."

"But, Master Liu, then, there may be people whose eyes will be crushed by the eyelids!

No, I'm not! Does Mr. Tagosak look like I'm glowing in his eyes? What, maybe I'm glowing before I know it? Is that your physique!? No, how many watts? Hey, how many watts!?

As I asked for help, when I looked at Mother Koo, she shook her neck beside me with pitiful glances and testimony.

"It's okay, Liu. It's not glowing."

Oh, good. Is it Mr. Tagosak's usual delusion? whisk. You imagined yourself glowing like a fluorescent lamp.

At the end of the grand reception, he was put through to the room. I want you to meet Mr. Bash.

"Lew, you're home a lot. Kouki seems better than anything. Is life okay in Wang Du?

"It's okay, Bash. Leo seems to enjoy going to school. Looks like your friend's made it."

"Yes, thanks to you, we're having a great time"

"Good, then. Alec and the others rejoice."

Ooh, I was surprised to get a parent's name in a natural way.

I don't know, in front of Mr. Bash, Alec, talking about parentage feels taboo, and I've been avoiding it, okay?

... Could there have been any contact from the parent?

I decided to listen to my parents all the time here.

"Oh, have you heard anything from your parents or anything?

"No, I haven't heard from you."

Um, haven't you heard from him? But Mr. Bash is a pretty natural type of liar. Maybe he's hiding it...

"It's just Alec, so I think I'm gonna sneak up on this one."

When I stared, Mr. Bash said that with a bitter laugh.

"Oh, hey, Alec is something I can see and take care of. You might even be near an information center knowing Leo's coming back for a long vacation, hehe."

"Oh, really?"

Hey, I can light something up.

"Are parents, like, moving something?

When I graduate, I firmly swear I'll go see my parents, but it's a question of waiting until I graduate.

Because it's about parenthood, 'When are you going to get raped? Now!' or something. I'm afraid I'm going to hitch.

"No, it doesn't seem to be working yet. Probably now, he's just running off to make a sword. The truth is, I was supposed to produce a sword to help Alec."

So Mr. Bash laughed powerlessly. Mr. Bash was originally a collaborator of Alec's parents. Sometimes it's old fashioned, and I'm sure it's complicated, although we're not hanging out.

"A sword... means that your parents are willing to go to war with the wizard, after all?

Though I thought you might be doing something reckless, are you seriously going to do it with a wizard... I went to school, studied the wizard a little, and I figured it out, but honestly, wizards and war are not a fuss about recklessness.

If it was one-on-one like a duel between me and Alan, I wouldn't care about it using all sorts of hands, but if it's a lot vs. a lot like a war, an unwieldy human being is overwhelmingly disadvantaged. First of all, I can't use swords or armor that can be magically produced in bulk. The bow and arrow will work if you do things made of stone, but with the magic of the wind and the doings, they can prevent weapons in the throwing system. Still, wizards have massive means of attack, such as water attacks and flame attacks.

Yeah, I don't feel like I can win at all.

"No, I don't think I even consider it a war... I just don't think I'd resist if the wizard set me up. Sometimes we prepare for that, but the best reason Alec makes a sword is to combat demons. One of the problems with losing the wizard's help is the weakening of the connections that seal the demons. Some of the demons cannot be wounded by magically made swords. That way, we think we really need a sword that can defeat the demons because the means to counter them are gone for us right now. Besides, there's talk that a sword made by a man's hand can also serve as a magic seal."

When it comes to the juncture, is that the one you saw at that tour of the law stream? The one surrounded by shimmering rope.

When that juncture is gone, there's gonna be demons like that monkey. That is indeed horrible. The monkey demon that showed up at that time was the type that magically made swords were working, but not because Master Cain was gloriously chopping off his arms... I mean, what do you mean, the sword doesn't work? Are you going to play it? Either way, I don't feel like a human being without a weapon against such a monstrous opponent can win.

"Then your parents are still ahead of you, aren't they?

"Right. The way the sword is made is to the extent that me and Rudil and Kwamal somehow touched it in school classes. I saw him melting minerals in a money-making class. I know I can make a sword out of that guideline, but it's hard... and I don't think Alec and the others will."

Well, then, I don't think my parents will be moving any time soon.

- Concon.

I heard a knock on the door, and when Mr. Bash spoke, Mr. Tagosak came in.

Now that I was in the room, I sat in the seat next to Mr. Bash, as if nothing had happened since I had put five bodies on the ground for a few seconds.

Hey, what's the point of that pentathlon drop for those few seconds? Hey, does that make sense? Right now, you normally sit in front of me and look at me, but you're not blindfolded, are you?

"Actually, I had to talk to Liu, I was calling Master Tagosaku"

Mr. Bash, not touching Mr. Tagosak's oddity at all, spoke to me so lightly.

Mr. Bash does quite well, too.

I also apprenticed Mr. Bash not to touch him.

"Are you talking about agriculture?

Mr. Tagosak nodded loudly when I asked him that.

"Yeah, a villager from Pioneering Village came in to talk to me, and apparently he's having trouble with beast and bird damage. You think the fruitful crop is being vandalized by beasts such as pigs coming down from the mountains, or by the birds? So I would like to worship Master Liu's thankful words!

That's what Mr. Tagosak said, and he's been giving me eyes full of expectations. Thankful words......

But the consultation of the villagers is a circumstance of levity. Maybe because the crops hadn't been properly fruitful before, the animals I hadn't dealt with stopped by to see the fields that had begun to bear fruit.

Shall we build a hedge with chili seedlings... Array is quite effective. If there seems to be a large number of beasts, it might be better to make something like a hunter's club and let them hunt regularly. As for bird damage, um, is Kasayamako good? It's primitive, but it works, so it must have been used in modern Japan.

"How about making sure you build a hedge in the field with chili seedlings? Stimulation of the spicy taste of chili is also effective in animals. And then I want to make Kasayamako. It was made of straw and wood to make a simple human form, clothed and made human. I'll put that up by the field. Thinking there are people, the birds will be more alert and harder to get into the field. Still, if there are too many beasts and there is going to be damage, you may need to hunt them regularly. Let those who take chili seedlings be knighthood people. I think it would be a good idea to teach young people in the village how to hunt from knights when you bring seedlings"

Yeah, that's good. If you can, keep it up. The knight wants you to live in the village. Mostly the strange thing about pioneering villages is that they are gathering villagers who know nothing and throwing in just one knowledge.

In this country, there is a verse where people who farm end up teaching them how to grow crops easily and giving them tools, fishermen end up teaching them how to catch fish and giving them tools, and those who work in coal mines end up teaching them how to dig and giving them tools, so that they can only do their profession.

So I don't think we can handle the unexpected by just being a bunch of people doing what they say.

Just one person is fine, so if you don't include a variety of knowledgeable or instructional people as the chief, when you face something wrong, you don't have the power to solve it.

So even Galligari Village when I was just born wasn't trying to improve anything, even if it was so trivial, and Grigrigrigri Village, if Alec's parents hadn't come, I think maybe everyone would have ended up bawling until they died.

The knights who work for Mr. Bash are the ones who don't get knights, but some go to school and graduate in knighthood, and while they don't go to school, most of them were born into noble or quasi aristocratic houses and educated there.

I know a lot about the logic of things, and I can read and write letters. They think they have the power to respond even when something goes wrong.

Besides, people in the village can be taught to read, write and do arithmetic. I mean, the king says you shouldn't create a school institution on your own, but I'm not building a school institution, and if you tell me a little bit, I'll tell you, and that'll be fine, uh-huh.

I can just feel relieved to have one of those people in the village. Well, if the knights don't like it, it's me.

Speaking of which, Mr. Tagosak has a lot of knights around him, so I want them to go. When the surroundings are gone, Mr. Tagosak will grow up too... and Tagosakism may vanish naturally! Yeah, good idea!

I quickly decided to create an avian and veterinary control headquarters with Mr Tagosak and Mr Bash to discuss the future.