Dream Life

Tria history on the morning of October 17, 2017.

We leave Thornblow today for our hometown of Rasmore.

I am concerned about the findings around the village of Thysek carried out by the adventurers seconded by Periclitle, but it is decided that we should return to the safe village of Rasmore a little sooner than waiting for it.

Of course, the findings are to be confirmed through the Adventurer's Guild and the Commercial Guild, and the information is to be communicated to the Kilnarek branch.

Unless the Adventurer Guild has quite strange results either, the findings are meant to be published, but this case is often puzzling, so I personally asked for it. He was comfortable with the Rockhart family, to whom both the Alliance and this party would report properly.

The only surviving Luna in the village of Thysek, but with her heart closed, she is not talking about anything. It's caused by losing all my family and friends and being shocked enough to prepare myself to die, but now I'm on my way with no hitter.

(Probably post-traumatic (PT) stress disorder (SD), but what should I do...)

I have no knowledge of psychiatric relationships, and I don't even know if time will solve them. All I can think of is that you should rehab in the peaceful village of Rasmore.

There's something about Luna that bothers me.

I'm also concerned about the relationship with the species "Moon Demons” that came out in this reexamination, but now I think I just have to gather information. What concerns me more than that is the revelation of God I have heard before. Revelation says, "I called you from the same world as me," and I'm very concerned about that.

I'm pretty sure that the same thing as the original world meant that it came from Earth, but I'm not sure which country it came from or, if I say so, which era it came from. So far, it's not something that will change in the country or age of birth, but in the future, it's the information you need to know, given your relationship with her.

But now she's in a situation where her mind is completely closed and she can't even listen.

The story changes, but Luna, who grew up in the village of Thysek, has probably never ridden a horse. If it's just us, we can go back to Rasmore Village in two days, but I'm going to think about her not used to riding a horse and take three days to get back to the village.

But ask Dan to get ahead with the letter I wrote and report to his father and grandfather that he found Luna, the one who was sent to God.

Dangerous Kalsh - south of Thornbrough, a place where bandits and demons often surrender - will be allowed to go on single rides, but it was decided that this disturbance was reducing demons near Kalsh and that Dan's skill would allow him to pass safely. Veterans Beatrice and Liddy are also pushing their heartbeats that they will be fine.

At 8: 00 a.m., Dan has already left early in the morning and we'll head south on Ars Street with the merchants. The merchant squad that was eating the stops had already left yesterday, not so many, but still more wagons leave the gate than usual due to the logistics stopping.

Considering the burden of the horse, Luna decided to put it on Sharon's horse. Sharon's equestrian skills are not as high as fifteen, but general manipulation is at a level that can be done enough, and there will be no problems unless there is something like fighting or letting the horses run.

Under the autumn blue sky, he proceeds with a wagon called a ragged horse. In about three hours it will plug into the calsh, but without any particularly dangerous signs, it will go up.

Along the way, we had lunch in the square, which is a resting place in front of the top, but under our eyes we could see the town of Thornbrough and the woods stretching east from there. Luna was looking at the woods around where there was a blur and her own hometown.

(You don't even have such a miserable trip. I lost all my hometown and my family at once... I wonder what you're thinking...)

I have spoken several times, but as usual, I am not responding. Only Mel among us seems to react, but not even Sharon, who is close in age.

She asks Mel to speak to Luna as much as possible, and she's mostly taking care of meals and other things. I know Mel sometimes does me a favor, but he originally likes to take care of kids, and he's happy to do it.

We got to the top of the canopy, but there were no demons or bandits we were concerned about.

(The Spirit of Darkness is asking me what I'm talking about. There's nothing wrong with acting normal with this.)

I was thinking about that while watching Luna.

This time he went down at a slow speed because he intended to stay with the merchants.

We stayed overnight in the village of Bowden, south of Kalsch, and from the next day onwards we decided to take the streets alone, meaning a relatively safe suburb of Kilnarek.

The traffic on the streets is more than usual because information about the extermination of the herd of oaks drove around the streets of Ars. Proceed with the horse while avoiding the carriage coming from the front.

When we arrived in Kilnarek, Dan was waiting at the North Gate.

"Dear Hall, I reported to my predecessors"

"Thank you," he labored, "Did your fathers give you any instructions?" I ask.

"There was only one," Dan nodded.

"You said it might be better not to stand out when entering the village. We've got a carriage for you, so I'm thinking about getting Luna into the village with it."

"Better not be conspicuous...... sure, but if it's just us, isn't it conspicuous?

Dan shook his head "no,"

"The village was held together by the story of the oak. Because we all cared about Master Zach, who chased the oak without taking any particular risks into account. Once Master Zach arrives, the villagers will be greeted with a general welcome."

"We did go after the orcs, but isn't everyone in the village going to welcome us?

When I speak of doubt, Dan smiles and explains why.

"It looks like the merchant who arrived in Kilnarek yesterday spread the word in Thornbrough. He said he confronted hundreds of orcs with just a few of his opponents and used magic to wipe them out. Besides, the Norton Chamber of Commerce has arrived in the village. At Kuroikeda Pavilion, you can have it with that story. Everyone in the village thinks that Zach went to defeat the oak to keep other towns and villages from being attacked."

When asked in detail, on October 15th, the day after the extermination of the herd of oaks, the merchants who remained in Thornbrough left for the south.

And the merchants arrived in Kilnarek on the seventeenth of yesterday.

So I hear the merchants talked about using the mercenaries from the escort at Thornblow to help us. At that time, it seemed to me that I fought the Orcs to the death, working heroically to defeat them.

If you try them, you'd rather take it as a story about helping a hero who, after a death fight, has become absolutely desperate than a story about helping me who has fled with his life. If we do connect the superficial stories, we can rescue one young girl from the village of Thysek and even look like we defeated a few (...) hundred orcs with magic and ruse.

In addition to that, the Norton Chamber of Commerce, which carries Scotch to Periclitle, seems to have accidentally spoken to Thornbrough more than once.

We used to trade on the condition of giving Kilnarek away, but now we have come to pick it up to the village of Rasmore, where we are staying at the Black Ikebuki Pavilion in the Inn and Tavern, which is also the village's social place. If you try them, you can take it in the tavern if you talk about me, so I guess the booze added some momentum and the tail came on.

For that reason, the villagers think I followed a herd of oaks back from the Kaum kingdom to save the crisis in the village, and even further away from the village of Rasmore, to save other towns and villages.

(Overestimation is also a good place, but it is true that Luna's presence should not be noticeable. It would be nice if the merchants who cooperated in Thornblow spread the word, but don't have trouble spreading too much about Luna. Too late to stop talking, but my story will be the main one, so it won't be talked about over time......)

Dan was right, and when he found out I was even in the city of Kilnarek, the city's celebrities, including the town chief, the captain of the defensive corps, and the branch chief of each guild, came hiatus.

Not even the inn's dining room has a gruesome gaze, but he felt a lot of gaze, and the merchants seem to be exaggerating.

The next day, me and four people, Liddy, Beatrice and Mel, go into the village first, about an hour off to make sure the wagon with Luna arrives. Dan will take care of you and Sharon will take care of Luna. Now he hasn't arrived yet, but three of his squire, Byron, Enos and Sims, are also planning to turn to escorts.

The truth is that Mel was also going to turn to Luna's carriage, but only the three of them could be suspicious. Sharon doesn't feel uncomfortable thinking he had some business to do and stayed in Kilnarek with his brother Dan, but he always thought it was remarkable that I didn't have the right Mel.

It was a safe west forest, and there was no danger if Dan and Sharon were added to Byron and the three others, but there was still anxiety that the demons would come out. But the enthusiastic welcome of the villagers to Luna, who is closing his heart, can be a heartbreak.

On the morning of the nineteenth, we leave for the village of Rasmore, twenty-five kilometers away. He's telling me when Dan leaves the village that I plan to arrive around noon today, so I hope he arrives just before noon or so.

As always, Luna remains faceless, with no emotions reflected in her dark colored eyes.

Leave Luna to Dan and Sharon, and we'll ride the horse and leave the inn. A voice is heard from the people of the city between the south gate, waving at it and responding.

I could finally take a breather out on the street. Mel laughs and talks to me, "That was amazing. I said," Sure. It was more than I imagined, "I had to laugh bitterly.

(I wonder what the merchants will talk about in Ars. I only have a bad feeling... thanks for the help, but maybe I should have stabbed the nail...)

Moving forward the horse with that in mind, he arrived at a split road to the village of Rasmore.

(Whatever it is, I've met the Destiny Child that God was talking about. From now on it should be a battle with the enemies of the gods. We need to make sure that no disaster falls on this village......)

We turn our resolve anew toward the village.

It was only about five kilometers on the road and in about an hour it reached a bridge hanging on the Finn River, the entrance to the village.

The vigilante was on strict alert when he returned to the village about ten days ago, but the early horse who emitted Thornbrough - information has also reached the village of Rasmore via Kilnarek - had returned to the peaceful countryside as usual due to information brought by Dan yesterday, etc.

By the time I went south of Nishigaki Hill to the center of the village, my arrival had been communicated to the entire village. On both sides of the road the housewives wave, and on the hill the men who were farming wave their arms wide. When I enter the centre of the village, people overflow like they did at the festival, and they honor me with their mouths.

I felt embarrassed, but I responded by waving at it and headed to Kanga Hill.

By the time you plug into Kitaka Hill, the number of people will finally be down and you can afford to talk to the Liddies.

"And you were more than I ever imagined."

I snorted heavily at Liddy's unsolicited words.

"If Dan hadn't told me, I'd just wondered what happened. You were right to set Luna apart. If that guy's wave rubbed him, if he sucks, he could have panicked."

Mel nods loudly. Beatrice also said, "I'm losing my parents. I'd feel sorry for you if you showed those happy people," he snorts.

Going into Kanga Hill, this is the only place as usual and I was finally able to calm down.

It was just the time of noon, because the vigilante training was in for a break, and it was done to the point where the tired vigilantes were waving at me with their shoulders breathing.

When I can climb the hill, I start my father and my family greets me.

"Safe and above all. I'll hear the report later. Get some rest and then come to my room."

My father's expression is slightly stiff and he seems to care that the Destiny Son is coming here.

My mothers are smiling as usual "Welcome Home" and my father doesn't seem to have told everyone yet.

Leave the horse with Walt, the squire head, and head to his room to remove his gear. The close proximity to the east woods - the building that was built for the six of us to live in - opened the window from my return, and there was a refreshing autumn breeze in the room.

With only the sword, and heading to the mansion's dining room, the Liddies soon came too. At the end of the lunch made for me by Maid Chief Molly, Dan and I are informed that they have arrived.

After working for Dan and Sharon, he asked, "What's on the road? Besides, how'd it go in the village?" When asked, "Dan replies," I had no particular problem with it ". The West Forest was just as peaceful itself as it was when we went through, and the fact that we missed time when we entered the village did our job, and most people were back at work, so they came all the way to Kanga Hill without much attention.

Dan and Sharon got dressed and ate, Luna left it to Mel, and me and Liddy and Beatrice headed to my father's waiting office.

In addition to my father, my grandfather Govan, my brother Rodrick, my squire Walt, Nicholas and other key squire were already waiting for me in the office.

As the three of us entered the room, my father confirmed in a heavy voice, "Is that girl the one sent by God?"

When I nodded, my father said, "That wasn't what I imagined. I thought it was a boy," he murmured, with a look similar to a bitter laugh.

"I thought so, too. But I got the revelation, just like God said. Definitely."

My grandfather didn't say to anyone, "This must be the time at last," and my servants were exhaling without breaking the look they were straining.

"So what do you think of what lies ahead? I want to hear your thoughts first."

"I believe we must heal the wounds of our hearts first," he replied to his father's question,

"In an instant, I'm losing all my friends and acquaintances, including my parents. Besides, this is my mistake, but I'm witnessing an unbroken body. It would be too harsh for a girl as young as ten."

My father nodded, but my grandfather took a slightly different view.

"Bye. He is chosen by God. I come from another world just like you. Your body may be ten years old, but your mind may not be the same as yours."

I say, "Right," and then I tell you what I was thinking.

"Sure, I don't know how old my soul is, but I didn't get the impression I was that old when I just talked a little bit about it. Besides, if it were the same as where I was, it would have been unbridled, like killing each other, and I don't know if I still have memories of the world before me."

My father nods "Sure" on behalf of my grandfather.

"I know that it heals the wounds of my heart. What do you think we should do on top of that?

"You should tell your mothers about Luna first. At least we need to make him realize that this is a safe place to be. I was wondering if I should let my mothers heal Luna's heart now... I'm not too sure..."

My father and grandfather nodded at each other,

"Okay. I'll talk to Tanya and the others later. And on top of that, what should we do to protect her?"

"Right. Will we be more vigilant for the moment than ever before in consolidating the protection of the village and around it?"

My father nodded, "Uhm," and told Walt, "I'll train more vigilantes. Tell that to the vigilante," he said. And Hector and Guy said, "I'll have you go scouting in the woods more than ever. Choose someone other than the hunter who might follow you," he ordered.

Nicholas said, "Let's build more schools. Because it is narrow as a shelter in its current size," he has suggested.

"Talk to Zach and decide. Don't worry about the budget."

My brother was instructed to train horseback squadrons and procure weapons, and it was decided to be more detailed.

I was thinking until I came back here just to wrap up the story, I would suggest strengthening the walls of Kanga Hill.

"I would like to strengthen the walls of Kanga Hill."

Neither my father nor my grandfather seems to be different, but I have said that we need to prioritize the building of schools, etc.

"I'll do it alone, no problem"

Everyone who was on the spot in my words tilts their necks.

"I'll magically build a fence. Apply what you've learned in college and you should have sturdy walls in about six months…"

What I was thinking was the construction of a castle wall by earthly attribute magic. I am confident in civil engineering with earthly attribute magic by mentoring my mentor, Professor Raspade.

Even the tomb digging in Tisek Village the other day surprised the Periclitle magicians, but my soil attribute magic level is far from the world's leading, albeit fifty-four and veteran court magicians.

However, I am proud to say that it is the highest level of magic efficiency in the world due to its high magic control and conversion efficiency. A simple task would be comparable to Professor Raspade over level eighty.

Assuming that magic (MP) can be used solely for the construction of the walls, I believe that if it is about five meters high, three meters wide and three hundred meters long in a month, it can be made without problems. With a diameter of about three hundred meters and a circumference of about one kilometer, the Museum Hill will be able to do enough in four months.

My father was at first stunned by my words, but he laughs back or "Maybe Zach can do it".

"Let's admit we'll build a castle wall around Kanga Hill. Do what you think."

That's what my father said and promised me.