At the end of a metastasis that fell into a rift in dimension.

Grandpa, how are you?

Come to this country, come to this village, no more days.

Since then, I have been working in farming as usual.

"What are you doing to me?"

Finish building a new field and get back to sanity. I had a lot of fun and cut through the mountains with Haku.

I did everything in my power to use magic to make a field in one day. Aren't you an idiot? Am I seriously not stupid?

"Tallow! What's next!?

Mr. Huck looks like he's having a lot of fun. This guy's not going back to sanity. I mean, it's perfectly fine because it prioritizes fun then.

I'm no different.

I mean, Inai never showed any signs of stopping either. Cigal's enjoying it for what it's worth, and Gret looks surprisingly entertained.

He's supposed to be carrying a lot of wood and harvest.

"Hey, Tallow! Haku!"

I heard you calling me and Huck from afar. Looking at his voice, he looks like a village chief. Maybe you're here to see how it goes?

This land, it's the village chief's land, isn't it?

I had several apologies for the first time and received ingredients to help with the village's work, and there were some opportunities to talk to the public about eating rice at that time.

So I forgot what time I heard it, but it was the beginning of the matter that I told the village chief that I heard the sons of the village chief exactly what they wanted to do, and I said, "Shall we do it?"

At first, the village chief said no. We can't let our customers labor as hard as they want. I honestly thought I'd do it, but normally I'd say no. This is it.

I have magic, and I did it with Huck, so it wasn't bitter at all, but it would be too tight if I were normal.

There was also the problem of forest demons and wildlife because what was tight and the scale of what was planned to be done was usually too big.

Of course, I can't help being attacked because I'm cutting through the mountains with egos on the human side. This is the one who's committing territory.

However, there are mountains all around, so if it's about to open one of these mountains, it won't be that much of a problem. I think I'll run off to the remaining mountains.

You know, I can tell from the top, but you're really all over the mountain to the other side. Beautifully mountainous. Although there are paths leading to what can be called a city once and for all, and there are paths for shipping to Umr, there are only mountains.

Shall I answer the village chief's call for now?

"Hi, let's go now!

'Are you going down?

"Yeah."

When Haku gets confirmation from me, he grabs me and flies through the sky, flying to the village chief's place.

"Be careful when you stop."

"I know."

Momentum hits the village chief well or something, so I'll keep the nail down. Well, I haven't really had to say that lately.

Well, you do it occasionally. You said you tried to get out the other day as a dragon.

"Haku is amazing. I've never seen anyone fly in the sky before."

"It's amazing."

Haku answers the words of the village chief with a smile. Funny, if you think only of your age, Mr. Haku is older, isn't he?

Well, no, not now.

Nevertheless, Mr. Village Chief, knowing the fact that Haku can fly is a pretty non-billy reaction. Something like this is good.

Recent reactions to 'subhuman' are soothing because they were often tough.

"What's up, what's up?

"Hey, I'm here to see how things go..."

Mr. Murakami loses his word when he sees the staggered fields he can do. Right? I think I will, too.

I did too much with all my might. When Haku and I did it together, the pioneering proceeded too well, and something like this, the feeling was mahi.

"You two really did this..."

"Yeah, well."

'That was easy!

Haku responds with his chest stretched, to the words of his aunt's half-hearted, half-assed surprise. Mr. Haku doesn't seem to have a rash.

I'm Brevre. It depends on what's going on and what I just realized. Inai didn't stop it, and I don't think it's a problem.

"In the meantime, it's a field with a little bit of demons and wildlife pushed over, so I think we'll have to think about dealing with those for a while too,"

There were things like snake-like lizards, subtle amphibians, giant cunts, plants, crocodiles.

There were big bugs, and when I found them, I was a little freaked out. Not strong and weak, I looked at the belly side of the multileg and got a little sloppy.

I wouldn't be that far if I were small, but I feel sick for boulders when I'm big. Anyway, I was frightened because he was still a guy with legs that I couldn't count.

Well, Mr. Haku exorcised him. It has become fertilizer for the field.

"I've been doing something about that from time to time. We'll figure it out ourselves. But I'm sorry, you made such a fine field..."

Those demons are doing something. Like a trap?

At least I think my grandmother, that big cock, can do something about it. Normally there were more than twice as many as my grandmother.

I tried not to attack animals that didn't hit us, not just small animals, but he usually did.

Well, I think they thought we attacked.

"It's okay, what is it?

"It's okay, it's okay. It's more a question of not being able to thank you enough for doing this."

Is it better to not thank us than to damage the demons? All right, this guy. There are so many good people in this village and the village chief.

I'm just glad to know that. Of course these people may just be too straight, but still, this tenderness is comforting.

"Then treat yourself to a delicious crop when you come to this village again. If you could lend me the back bunk again."

"Is that okay with you?

"Yes, that's good. So good luck with the fields in this village."

"Ha ha, I don't even need to be told"

I got a thank you. I already got it. For me, the comfort of the last few days doesn't matter.

Little bit. Just a little bit, sometimes I feel like I'm not hanging up, but I was nostalgic. It was a good time.

When I came to visit my grandfather, I remembered the fun. So, that's fine.

"Besides, if you want to thank me, I'm getting another cup of food."

A few days of meals had been made after Inai had received all the things that he judged to be 'good'.

How much will that cost? The village chiefs said to eat and give it to me because it was good, so I wanted to have it, but if I sold it, it would have been there forehead.

"If you do it for me, I'll get you something big."

"We just pioneered. I don't have the technique to make the most of this. So use it well."

'That's right. Use it as you please!

Me and Haku told my grandmother to show a little confusion about getting a field and not to worry about using it.

Grandma laughs all the time, after being slightly troubled.

"... strange kids. Thank you. Both of you. Let me use it to make it work for the village."

"Yes."

"Yeah!"

All right, all right. You can blanket it, and you can have trouble using it. We're not going to settle for anything, so use it as you please.

I just figured, I'm a little worried about the demon damage. Well, I guess you have a good idea there, and I'll trust you.

Well, I'm back to sanity, and I think it's time to think about going to the next city.

That was a long time, until I got back to sanity. I worked wild almost every day...