Frontier Lord Starts Out With a Population of 0

Ten days have passed since the dogs came to the village of Ill.

The dogs, who were completely familiar with the village of Ill during those 10 days, are still working well today in the morning sun.

"Okay, it's time -!

"Hey, the water's coming up -!

"Tilt the bucket. - Take it!

"Put up the bucket - don't spill the water in vain!

And when I hear a voice like that... If I do my gaze toward the well where the voice lords are, the two senzies are pulling the rope on the pulley and pulling up the bucket with water and pouring water into the bucket held by the other two senzies.

That's how Senzi and the others, who stuck the water in the bucket they held, took the water to the water bottles in each yurt... and that's how Senzi and the others pump the water every morning without missing it.

"What are you doing after dinner today?

"Do you want to mow your hair? Do you want to embroider?

"Or do you want some tea?

"I like the song, too!

What a sight to look at the square where you can hear voices, there are Maya, who prepares breakfast, and the women of each clan who help it... that's how the women accompany Maya and the others all day long to help Maya and the others.

No matter how healthy they are, Maya and the others are quite old... they said a little routine behavior could have been a strain.

When you lower your hips, when you raise your hips, when you hold things, when you carry them.

Put your hands on those little movements... or use that whole little body to support them, and that's how the women are helping me with the Maya ladies by the time they're dedicated.

I hadn't noticed any fine dust in the struggles of these Mayan ladies, so when I found out it was true, I could only be ashamed of myself.

... No, what a pity story.

When I remember that time and I'm scratching my head from a bad decision, I hear White Gee's voice with Mowow coming from the meadows.

"You're doing great today!

"I didn't eat all the rice!

"But you can eat that kind of grass all right? I tried it, but it was just bitter, right?

And when I turn my gaze to those who hear such conversations, I see Shep and the others walking around the perimeter of White Gee and directing me to this one.

Apparently, the White Gees have finished their meal in the meadow.

That is followed by the appearance of Shep and the others bringing the horses... Looks like you've successfully finished your meal too to see the satisfied look of the horses.

In addition to those livestock meals, Shep and the others have also cleaned stables and brushed livestock.

The handiwork is so stunning... I trust the horses and whitegees totally about Shep and the others who take care of me that way, and I'm close enough to follow what Shep and the others say more than I do.

"Now that we're done eating, we're brushing next!

"We're on brush duty today!

"Uh, okay, I want to do it too!

Bluffhin.

And as the voice of such a conversation between Shep and the horses drifts away towards the stables, what follows is… the cheerful laughter of Senai and Aihan and the children of each clan, who apparently went to visit the meadows in the morning.

"Let's hide till dinner!

"Hide and seek!

Senay and Aihan, who raise such energetic voices with their children, are already perfectly close to the dogs of the small breed, especially as playing friends with their children...... as if they were sisters and brothers or family.

As long as you have time to play around with the kids, cheerfully, until their strength runs out.

The Senays don't just play with the kids that way, they sometimes take a short trip away from the village, escorted by the grownups.

They say the purpose of going out on the meadow with the dogs is to pick up stones in the meadow... they pick up a lot of stones every time and come back. The Senays use those stones and even build fields on the side of the square with the help of the dogs.

Everything seems that those stones are stones with similar powers to leaf fat stones.

Eihan said, white fruit fertilizer stone and brown root fertilizer stone.

Leaf fertilizer stone has the power to grow leaves, so it can grow medicinal herbs, etc., but without the power of root fertilizer stone, it does not take root firmly.

If you want to take a lot of fruit from it, you need the power of fruit fertilizer stone, leaf fertilizer, root fertilizer and fruit fertilizer combine to grow trees for the first time... or something.

While relying on the noses of the dogs, they said they knew better about the power and use of those stones that they would find when they dug somewhere in the meadow... and that Senay and Aihan were making their own fields remembering that.

The field is planted with nuts, some nuts that Senai and the others cherished... and dried fruit seeds that were in the luggage that Eldan prepared for us.

The walnuts still don't bud where they were planted with seeds removed from the dried fruit in boulders...? I also think......... well, I'm going to let the Senays do whatever they want.

Me and Klaus surround the fields made by Senai and the others, and there is a fence made using the remains of some building found outside the meadow, and there is also a sign written 'Senai and Aihan fields'.

... The dogs sometimes have a habit of digging back into the soft-looking ground into darkless arrow cod, so it's a measure to keep them from doing so around the field.

And, well, like that, the dogs are totally familiar with the village of Ill.

The dogs have a wide variety of other activities: helping Arner prepare his meals, helping him clean and wash his clothes, helping him build a pond and take care of the fields.

I started making fields and the livestock came...... I wanted more manpower as more and more things to do, so I really appreciate and depend on the dogs for those activities.

It's bad that I just let them work too much, so I'm calling them to rest moderately, do whatever they want and play... but the dogs don't try to rest inside.

He wants to work more than that... the dogs seem to like to work extra.

At least as a reward, they give the dogs the silver and gold coins they used to get when they sold the dragon material to Paisine.

The pedestrian came to the village. I want him to buy whatever he wants with it.

I hear the dogs adorn those gold coins in their yurts and worship them in some way... well, yeah, I think it would be nice for them to treat them as they please until then when they use them.

By the way, in all those working moments, it has not been particularly problematic to say that it is the clumsiness of the dogs tribes that Gerrant and Canis were talking about.

Sure, the fingers are short and the hands of the meatballs are spreading, but it's not like they can't grab anything at all.

If the rope in the well also creates an easy to grasp catch such as a knot, you can even hold it in that hand.

The bucket also shredded the sides, and it was distorted for the dogs, or if I made it into a concave shape, I could carry it there well.

If you scrape the handle so that you can pinch it between your finger and finger during meals, you can handle it fine, and even brushes for brushing horses and whitegees, if you apply a longer pattern and scrape it to make it easier to hold the handle part of the pattern, you can use it fine.

It's not like those tools are still going to all of the dogs, but then the dogs will try to pinch them with both hands and use the spoon well... yeah, rather clumsy, I think they're very clever.

If the dogs of the small breed are not clumsy, why the hell did the dogs of the small breed say they were clumsy... and couldn't get a job next door?

I don't know much about this at the moment.

Asking the smaller species doesn't get the guidelines, and even if you ask Canis, it just rips the answers off... so it's the only thing I can imagine on my own.

Well... it's true that the small breeds of dogs don't have to look too small and weak beside each other, so maybe the surrounding people were overprotective that they couldn't let the small breeds do anything dangerous.

Canis is impotent to soldier all the little breeds against me! It could be because it seems worrying enough to raise your voice.

... The day the dogs arrived, I worried about Canis saying that to me, now how I explained my thoughts and what words I had said... After worrying, I decided not to explain anything.

Because I thought it would be better for you to actually see it with your eyes than to explain it with your mouth.

I want you to stay in the village of Ill with the dogs of the small breed... and see how the dogs are doing in the village of Ill with that eye of Canis... and if you still don't seem convinced, ask me to sue you directly at that time again.

He seems to have been good at that suggestion of mine, so much so that Canis has accompanied Masti and the others who have been looking to lead the army for the past 10 days.

Perhaps Canis still... oh yeah, seems to be touring his training as a lead soldier on the side of Klaus and Masti who encourage training outside the village.

"Alright, first pair!

All together. - Hey!

I thought I'd let you watch my training too, and as I approached the outskirts of the village, I'd hear a lot of tempered Klaus like that.

Apparently, Klaus vs. the Five Mastiques started training in action.

Klaus only survived that war and is the owner of the middle arm.

I've been called "Klaus of the Ten Neck Handle" for picking up some enemy generals.

The Klaus protrudes the training wooden spear hard... quite seriously, but the tip of the spear doesn't even scratch the Masti moving around hard at all.

The Masti, whom Canis regarded as small and weak, stood low in a four-legged position that he showed only during battle and when running... taking advantage of its small size to avoid Klaus' attack brilliantly.

Avoid the attack of Klaus over and over again... That's how one masti poking a flash of Klaus born quickly enters the interior of the wooden spear... opening his mouth around and biting into Klaus' feet.

Masti bites Klaus' foot with every black gee leather tooth sheath he is wearing on his fangs to keep him from getting hurt, and pulls Klaus' foot as he does... so the remaining four Mastis arrives at Klaus, who is out of balance.

He arrives, pushes down Klaus with force as he bites into his arms and so on, and one Masti falls down Klaus's throat...... is settled by Masti having a sweet bite.

"... they did it!

I'm getting better every day. "

Klaus gets up with such a voice...... caresses Masti and the others fully and starts praising them for doing well, good collaboration.

Uhm, I didn't know we were going to beat Klaus in just 10 days of training... still the dogs of the small breed seem to excel as soldiers.

Good nose, good ears, not bad eyes.

You can avoid attacks instinctively because you are sharp, and if you are brave and have the opportunity to attack, you will not miss them, and you have excellent instantaneous and leg power.

Sure, you may not be able to wield a weapon with that hand... but that is so brilliant that it won't be a problem at all.

During that war, the military dogs used by the enemy country suffered a lot.

Even dogs were such a pain in the ass that if they were a canine clan capable of verbal communication while being close to dogs, they would surely do an unparalleled job with military dogs, which is why I was thinking... if this looks like it would do more than I expected.

I'm also asking the Ghost Craftsmen to proceed with the creation of weapons for the Dog Clan... and I guess it would be even more awesome if they could.

Canis watches Klaus and Masti train like that... he looks flat but doesn't make any particular moves... Yeah, apparently he still doesn't have a direct complaint against me today.

That's how Canis, who has been flattered for a while, realizes I've come close, or takes a glimpse of this one... and begins to feel uncomfortable about the words and attitudes he cared about that day.

Well...... that, what.

I think Canis should take everything a little easier and stay positive without worrying so much.

I did say something then... but I'm gearing up and training like this just in case a bunch of bandits and other little things come along... not in case the dogs get hurt or have a hard time getting ready for such an important thing.

In the first place, there can be no such thing as people attacking a meadow with nothing like this, and I'm not exaggerating about war or anything like that.

If it's the kind of end-of-place bandits that come to this place, there's no way this many good dogs will struggle...

So well, don't worry so much... why don't you take it a little easier...?