Thanks to a Different World Reincarnation

"Okay. Then we'll meet tomorrow at 6: 00 in the morning in front of the West Gate. Don't be late, okay? And Jin, show your face to me when you've made the arrangements. It doesn't matter if it's night."

At the end of Greg's dialogue, once the scene was broken up.

Greg and Clark seem to be moving into separate rooms for a detailed meeting in the future. As a result, there were only four Jins left in the room who had just become a new party.

"Mr. Aria, let me thank you again. Thanks to you, I managed to do well."

That being said, Jin bowed his head, followed by Elsa and Rachel similarly thanking Aria.

"Besides, let me thank Elsa and Rachel again. I'm glad you both agreed to my idea as a matter of course. Thanks."

Jin thanks not only Aria, but also Elsa and Rachel as well.

Jin could only talk to the two of them about the illness and this request in the short time before the meeting. Even so, the two of them agreed to this policy, which could be described as Zinn's impotence.

Elsa and Rachel accompany me to Aria, who gave me a helping boat.

Jin was truly grateful to the three of us.

But Jin isn't the only one who appreciates it. Aria opens her mouth.

"No, I was the one who asked you to accompany me. Thank you for allowing me to accompany you."

Aria was helping the children with their care in the orphanage, while still biting her own helplessness, which was all she could do. Working with Jin and the others to accompany them in their search for therapeutic materials was a sincere hope for Aria as well.

That inspired Aria to remind her of the true nature of the adventurer, who had forgotten more than that, not just the desire to be of use to Gin, which had previously been in Aria.

"Besides, Mr. Jin found his disease name and how to deal with it by himself, and thus put him on the road to a resolution. Besides, it's not until you tell us the secrets you've been hiding. Let me thank you. Thank you very much."

"That's the same for us. Jin, that's our leader. Thanks to this, I am finally able to take concrete action in this way too. Thanks."

Elsa, too, compared herself to Jin and Rachel and regretted the status quo, which was not very helpful.

Of course, the herb collection that Elsa was doing is definitely an important task as well.

But I wonder what he thinks the problem is. Elsa has a clear, refreshing smile.

"Yes. I'm so glad to think this can cure my children's illness. It's really great. Thank you."

Rachel, who was still diagnosed at the treatment center, would have been the one who dealt with the most sick children in this. As a healing magic user, I should have felt stronger than anyone else here feeling impudent about myself not being able to treat myself fundamentally because of all the symptomatic treatments.

You remind me a lot, and my eyes look moist.

"Uh, well, yeah. Thanks."

I was a little confused when I was returned with more gratitude than I had conveyed, but Jin eventually received the sentiment with a smile.

But inside, Jin thought that Clark and the others, who just happened to use it because they had the ability to do so, rather took the result into concrete form, deserved that gratitude. Of course, it's not that I don't think I did a good job of helping myself.

So I'm glad Aria and the others thanked me, and this was how my expression made me smile.

"But it's nice to thank Aria, but it also smells a little watery to tell us. It's a party, and it's natural to agree."

While Elsa grinned bitterly, she stabbed the nail just a little on Jin. To go with it, Rachel nods cocklessly too.

In Aria's case, she was not a party member until just now, so she had no choice. But a few days ago, when they did what they could to solve the disease, they decided to act as a party policy. Yet Jin's response was felt by Elsa and the others as if they had forgotten a little about it.

Of course I don't hate being thanked, and I'm not dissatisfied. However, they seem to be a little distant and I was just a little concerned.

'Cause this is like my type.'

Jin says as he scratches his head.

The mood of Elsa and the others was roughly speculative, but years of learning are hard to change.

As a basic idea of Jin, there are "few things that are normal for people to do".

Jin doesn't take this for granted, even when the clerk brings the dishes he ordered in the cafeteria, for example.

Likewise, when I asked my subordinates to do paperwork, I didn't take it for granted because it was a job for my subordinates who had finished it and brought it to me.

The same goes for the "take the soy sauce" at the table and the trivial things like coffee and tea that come out without having to say anything.

Thinking of such things as "having them done" instead of "normal" gives rise to a sense of gratitude for nature and the matter. Later, just stay that way, express yourself in words like "thank you" or "thank you" or at least convey your apologies with a meeting or smile.

There is also a rule of thumb that this makes a better relationship, but there is also a great reason that I do so simply because I feel good about it.

Thinking of each other as "having them do," that's where nature creates a smile and a pleasant atmosphere.

It is also because this kind of idea is fundamental that Jin gives a mouthful of gratitude such as "thank you", as in cliché.

I guess Gin started to think this way because of the nature he originally had. But more than that, it may be something close to belief that Jin has cultivated in his long life experience so far.

Incidentally, it is extremely rare, but there are times when people grow up "doing it" or "doing it for them". For example, when you think of the employees of famous thriving stores, many people may snort.

It is also true that now, on the contrary, you are mistaken for the phrase "the customer is God" or that there are customers who behave as they please "they are coming and doing it".

But that is only a seller's gain, not what the buyer demands.

Of course, when it comes to whether Jin is grateful to those who have these thoughts, that is not the case, and it is fundamental to think that we are only "getting" each other to do so.

So I think this idea of "doing it" is harmless and without profit, and honestly I don't like gin.

Jin told Elsa and the others the above with specific examples in this world.

"That's why I'd appreciate it if you didn't think it smelled like water"

Actually, Jin has some experience of failing in this way of thinking, so he's a little weak.

The first company failure, for example, made me smile while I was taking my boss's sermon, and I've been badly pissed off. That was a late reaction when I found out my boss was coaching me to grow Jin, but from his boss, I guess I felt an unscrupulous attitude. It would still have been nice to "thank you" after the sermon, but the honest reaction is the form behind it.

There are many other cases of this, but there is no doubt that you also need to choose the time and place to express your gratitude.

Either way, this was just Jin's way of thinking, and I didn't mean to impose it.

On the other hand, the Aria and the three of them look fantastic.

Elsa and Rachel in particular have hard expressions. In common life, Jin usually thanked us for trivial things, and there was a little reflection on avoiding ourselves.

Unexpectedly, they were the three who reconfirmed Jin's becoming a person, but each seemed to have something to think about.

"Whoa, you've gone to a strange place to talk. Then why don't we split up and arrange it?"

Jin tells a strange story and wonders if he has failed, changing the subject a little bit.

"I'll arrange a grocery relationship for food and water on the road, so can the three of you ask for anything else you need? Aria would be the most able to travel in this, so please give me some instructions. And basically, I'm going to put everything in my" infinite storage "and travel, so it's more convenient to have it, but it gets in the way, so I don't usually buy it. Don't buy it. I think there's a lot of shark cushions. It's a basic carriage trip, so nothing's gonna hurt your butt."

Jin doesn't want to make this trip cramped like she can't move with a sense of purpose. Because we recognize that this is an important mission that has put the lives of our children at stake, we believe that we cannot perform at our best if we are too imprisoned by it.

Even difficulties are expected, so it's not impossible to talk about failing.

"Okay. Shipping address is good at Mr. Jin's house, right?

"Yes, I'm fine. After that, can we all finish our own shopping and errands and meet at home by about 6: 00 in the evening? Hey, I think I need to talk to Mr. Greg, so I might be late, and you can finish dinner outside for me tonight. If it's any better, Aria can stay at home today."

We don't want to deepen rapport, but we'll be able to have a little meeting. Besides, Jin thought it would be better for everyone to go to the party to confirm the trip.

Originally Aria is only the guild's beholder, but Jin and the others already have only the awareness of a new companion.

I'm not sure if that's just for this time, or if I think it's going to continue, but at least that won't change the attitude and treatment of Jin and the others. Because either way, it doesn't change the fact that Aria is a trustworthy companion.

That's how we confirm the next steps, and finally Jin puts everyone in the mood.

"All right, then the kids will be sure to help us! We're on our own."

"Whoa!" "" Yes!

In this way, they moved to play their respective roles. Acting alone with the women seems to have reduced the distance between the three.

And the four of them, who had finished all their preparations by evening, returned to their homes for a brief meeting.

After that I went to bed early in preparation for tomorrow and finally got my departure morning.

"Are you ready? Remember what I said and come home safe and sound."

By the road in front of the West Gate, Greg talks to Jin.

On the spot, besides Greg, Melinda and Clark were also here to drop him off. They talk to Elsa and Rachel, respectively.

Jin greeted Ganz and Bean who are not here yesterday, and bought lots of various potions from Bean for cheap.

"Yes, I will definitely accomplish the request and return safely"

Gin's face to answer is also serious.

Within yesterday, Jin meets with Greg alone, where he talks about various things.

Greg nods at Jin's reply, then stares at Aria.

"Aria, I asked for the gin and the others. And take this opportunity to make up your mind."

I've been worried about Aria for six years now, Greg.

I sincerely hope that this journey will be good for Aria.

"Yes, thank you"

Aria also answered Greg's words seriously.

And here's the end of the Elsa and the rest of the Gins lined up in front of the Gregs drop-off group.

"I'll give you a luxury when you get back. Stay tuned."

It's Melinda who says that.

"Right. You may still be busy as soon as you get back, but I'd love to join you when you're settled."

Clark also talked aboard Melinda's light mouth.

"Pfft. I wonder if I can offer you some high-handed booze."

The trials that will await Jin and the others will not be so easy. Knowing that, this is how Greg and the others have been talking since they came back.

"Yeah, let's party at home (of ours) again, like the other day. Now not only will I make it, but I will count on you to bring it in."

Jin and the others are traveling so that everyone can get together smiling again, like Iris and Seema, who are not here.

"Right. I like beef stew, which my grandfather used to make."

Rachel took a rare lead in the conversation.

"You can't expect instructor Melinda to make it by hand. Shall I even expect a hors d 'oeuvre from the 'Pukka' I used to be proud of?

Go on. Elsa talks to Melinda, too. Pukka, by the way, is the most expensive restaurant in the city.

"Pfft. Then Teacher Gregg misses alcohol alone, too. I'd like some pie that your wife used to plug in for me."

Aria's reaction to the mix of laughter was unusual for most people there. But for Jin and some humans, there was something more surprising than that.

"" "Ma'am!?

Jin, Elsa and Rachel's three voices were nicely hammered, but it was Jin in particular who made them sound loud.

"What? Is there something wrong with me being married? Hmm?"

Greg pressures Jin with a scary smile as he puts his blue muscles on his forehead.

"No. Ha ha."

Exactly. Gin only gets a dry laugh, too.

Greg had been watching the jinns like that for a while, but hummed his nose loudly.

"Fair enough. That's why I'm looking forward to seeing you when I get back. I'll tell you one more time, come home safe and sound."

"" "Yes!

Greg laughed nicely at the end, and Gin and the others smiled back at this.

It makes you predict a bright future, the journey you deserve.

"Then go" "Wait a minute -!!

I heard a loud voice blocking Greg's last tightening and calling him off.

Running this way is Guntz, the weapons dealer.

"Ugh, I made it. Look, Jin. Take it."

After arriving and breathing a little, that's what Ganz gave Jin, a black iron Grave.

When Jin visited Ganz yesterday, it was unfortunately not finished yet.

That's why Jin gave up that you didn't make it on this trip, but perhaps Ganz finished it all night.

"Thank you, Mr. Gantz!

Jin bows his head deeply to Ganz.

"No, maybe this guy said it too, but that would be nice if they all came home safe"

Gantz said so pointing to Greg, laughing lightly.

"Yes, I will definitely be back safely"

This trip has the potential to fight a Class B Warcraft instead of a Class C. I can't say how much I intend to avoid fighting, but it has never been more comforting for Jin.

Greg laughed at Niyaniya and tried to shut up, but saw it as a match back then and opened his mouth as it was.

"Totally an intruder, but glad you got a new weapon. Then go!

"" "Yes! I'm coming!!

Thus Jin and the others were dropped off by Greg and left the city of Lienz in a spirit.

The first aim is the village of Apos at the foot (foot) of the Dazur Mountains. Its purpose is the collection of Madren petals, presumably on the mountain.

And in the end, Jin and the others traveled to cure the magic fever that afflicted the children.