Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

Greet the deputies of the nearest town with Elke and everyone to tell them about the situation in the pioneering village. The expansion of the wooded area, which was untouched, and the installation of the fence are over, so when I tell them I want them to have the materials ready to take that into account, the deputy says, "I understand. Let me tell you right," he responded flatly.

"But it's amazing how much work will go into the planned opening in such a short amount of time."

"Because you had all these facial touches that you could handle using your fighting spirit and magic. Thanks to these face-to-face sharing tasks?"

So he smiled and responded, and the deputy nodded as he was impressed.

"As we talked about when we got here, I'd like to keep visiting about the ranch."

"Happy, of course. This visit is also a help, but we have heard of a place for those who have been cursed to experience it. It would be a pleasure if the town's ranch could help."

So... let's all go for a little tour. The deputy also tells me that we might go on a tour if time allows us to face the ranch. It's easy to move even this way if you're talking through it.

The Sirius moors the animals a little further away so as not to surprise them. I have also checked the health of Ophelia, but this one has not changed significantly and I have the impression that it is stable.

The ranch is... spacious and liberating. As we walked down the road from a short distance to the ranch, the rancher and the rancher greeted us with a slightly nervous face.

"It's an honor to welcome Lord Boundary."

"I'm afraid you've responded to a sudden story and even this one. That's not why I'm here, but it's okay for you to treat me casually. It would be satisfying if you could take a leisurely tour and watch the animals and ask them what their normal work is like."

That's why I introduce myself and say hello. Lyudmila greeted Zion and Calcedone and Citria and Xandrius, as well as the faces of the near ages, and the ranchers seemed to be relieved of their nervousness.

"Hehe. Thank you very much."

Ophilia also smiled when she saw the sight, and the rancher responded with a smile whether it had soothed a little too.

Okay, well. That's why I'm giving you a tour of the ranch.

It's an idyllic landscape with sheep, sheepdogs and cowhorses. The shepherds even demonstrated that I usually work like this with the shepherd dogs. The sheep's movements controlled by trained shepherd dogs are a sight to behold inside. The shepherds' instructions to the shepherd dogs are also familiar, and there is something creepy about watching them move tightly together.

Such an appearance also seems to be an inspiration for the children of the clan, some of whom look to their contemporaries with proper skills.

The rancher also explains a variety of things, such as the sheep's hair cutting, the meaning and policies of raising cattle for farming, dairy products, horses for military use, carriage and luggage towing, and specific ways to do it.

"Sheep's hair trimming is done during the warmer months, and it's what we're going to do now."

You can't still go in cold weather, and if you're too late, the sheep will come in hot, or the hairs will grow in winter in time.

Other times, he said, he needs a little under-preparation to keep him from moving to avoid injury and unpack him from throwing up because of that strain on the sheep.

"I was planning to mow a few more sheep today, so if time permits, why not take a tour and go? We heard you might come to visit."

"Is it good?

"Yes, handiwork and mowed hair finishes also become important, so I can't leave it to those who don't have experience with boulders..."

As for this one, no problem. Because I didn't know how much pioneering work would be, so I have a little extra time to schedule it. Everyone accompanying him wanted to see it, so he asked me to show him the haircut. Well, I can't help but experience it.

This is a huge number of people to experience, and it needs to be prepared downstairs. Livestock is important because livestock is the property itself.

Wool is only cut once a year, and most importantly, it needs to be used afterwards. You have to mow it for nothing. When we talked about it, the families were also nodding to their satisfaction.

I also think that just touring is meaningful in the sense of learning what kind of process wool is obtained through. Barometz's Urus is relaxing in the botanical garden, too. Since it maintains a pleasant temperature and humidity for the customer, the fit is accommodating when cutting hair, but it seems like it would be good to proceed in the sense of learning, including after cutting hair, etc.

That's why I get to show you the sheep's wool cutting landscape. The pastoralists are used to treating sheep. Young pastoralists let them lie down and fix their bodies, and older pastoralists use hair-pruning pigeons to quickly prune them. This way, don't get pruned so thick hair can peel off. I still think it's skilled around here or a technology that needs to be used to.

"You're grown up and cute......"

Charlotte is happy with the sheep who are still mowing their hair.

"There are grease stains and dirt from your everyday life, so your mowed hair needs to be washed and treated to be available. Compared to all sorts of mindful haircuts, it's a reassuring task to move forward."

The rancher taught me that way too. She also recommended whether cheese and milk made at the ranch, so I will buy it because it is a corner. I will buy souvenirs as well... well, if I have enough stock to sell to my usual customers, I won't have a problem with it.

Milk, sheep's milk, and cheese and yogurt made on the ranch with the treatment of sterilization by magic props. Let everyone enjoy themselves quickly.

"I also buy dairy products from this ranch at the Marquis de Foblester family. Quality is certain."

"I'm afraid."

The rancher responded graciously to the words of Ophelia.

Whether it's cheese or milk, I just said light meals...... yeah. Sure, I think it would be nice to just use it for the Marquis. The cheese and milk flavors and the mellow flavors of the family are exuberant with their mouths. I wonder if the cheese made from sheep's milk also has a unique flavor, and it's easy to eat without any exotic habits.

"Whether it's farming or livestock, it's still a gutsy, daunting task."

"But it just took a lot of time, and they're all delicious."

There are some secret parts to the detailed procedure, but they told me the rough things, and when Wimberg said, Ludovia was also nodding as she was impressed.

"I'm excited to see the Labyrinth Village crop."

"Really. We all want to work hard to grow it to be delicious and fruitful"

When Osgrave laughs, Ramberia nods with a serious look. It also seems to improve the motivation of the families with regard to farming in labyrinth villages, which is quite a thing.

I was shown some work, such as continued wool pruning and cow milking, and the kids also helped me brush the horses lightly.

That's how we bought souvenirs for Grace and the others, and then we went home.

The journey home after dusk... I enjoyed the opening work, the animals were cute, and the family faces seemed all excited.

"What's going on today...... I want to paint it"

When Sigritta said it that way, the families looked quite happy. Okay, well. Shall we keep going for the Marquis de Foblester?