Frontier Lord Starts Out With a Population of 0

The next day.

Gellant, who rested overnight on the bunk at the rally point, returned to the neighborhood with a reply he had written up in the early morning.

I rested well and my luggage was light, and Guerlant pushed across the sky with tremendous momentum... and I wouldn't have to worry about being attacked by an eagle if that was how it looked.

Much of what was written in the letters from Eldan and Camarotz that Gerrant brought was about Eldan's physical condition.

They are on their way to healing so well that they are doing too well, they are able to eat and exercise intensely, they have muscles and are disappointed in their physique, and they are growing up and growing tall.

The letter in the name of Eldan also describes a considerable amount of gratitude from Eldan's wives… there was a tremendous amount of heat there, or strong thoughts coming from the letters.

During my stay in the village of Ill., there were some words of mine that I could not thank, but because they enlivened Eldan so far and paved the way for the future of the couple... at least they wanted to send me words of gratitude in the form of a letter, which seems to be the case.

I also feel like I'm exaggerating a little too much... well, if you're heading in the right direction, above all.

Eldan's other letter says something about his plans for street work... he says he's getting ready for construction quickly over there.

Construction will begin as soon as it is ready, and by winter it will pass through a temporary path, using it to get people and materials to and from… they will wait for next year's snowmelt before building a full street.

Aside from those uses on the makeshift path, they also have the role of liaison during the winter... they don't like the cold during the winter, they mainly use letters in and out of the early horses.

If you do that, they say it's safe to have something... well, let's just say we leave things around here to the Eldans.

Whatever it takes to cut down trees or get used to treading the ground... there will be no curtain for me to come out when it comes to making authentic streets like Ellie and Eldan say.

More than anything on the street, it's winter ready now anyway.

According to Arner, the winter preparations for the village of Ill are still halfway down the road, and this is where it's going to be.

... It's too late to rush after the cold, we need to keep up the good work while the summer warmth lingers.

"So... Arner, what am I supposed to do next?

After breakfast, I finished helping with washing things and dishes, and when I spoke to Arner, who was washing gassi and mountain deer fur in the lavatory, he would lift up that fur and show it back.

"If you've had some food, you'll have to take care of the cold next time.

Yurt's winter enclosure to make winter clothes... and Maya's and the babies' winter bedding needs to be well made. "

"Huh...?

Is sleeping in that winter just for Maya and the babies?

"I guess that's natural, young us to fall asleep in the winter... well, well, the east wasn't going to get that cold, so it's natural not to know.

Everything freezes in the winter around here, but our bodies, placed in such cold weather, have the heat to burn the blood in their bodies so they can't beat the cold.

Especially while sleeping, the fever gets stronger... but newborn babies and elderly people can't have enough fever to start the morning because they don't have enough strength to burn blood.

Then you may lose your life, so you'll need winter bedtime to make sure you don't. "

"I see.

... and is that mountain deer fur also worn in winter bedtime?

"... no, if you're wearing something like this, your body will get cold and you won't be able to sleep"

Alner sprays the washed fur with a bang on the pillar of the yard and sprays the moisture.

What the hell do you expect your body to get cold while you stare at that? Or a deer fur would be a great way to wear it in the winter? Or something like that, when I'm thinking about it, Arner keeps the word going as he goes about his work.

"Mountain deer fur is good for wearing during the day to keep out the wind or to keep out rain and snow, but it's not suitable for wearing on the sleeping floor.

I don't suck sweat at all, so I get sweat on the inside of my fur, and that sweat gets cold... and sometimes it freezes and gets frostbite.

If you're going to wear it on your bunk, it's best to wear it in the winter bedding of a mayr cloth. Breathe sweat gently, dry quickly, and don't let the cold outside.

They say there were two young men who tried to climb the mountain a long time ago, but the young man in the fur of a mountain deer froze to death without waiting for a day, and the young man in the underwear of a mair cloth and the fur of a mair climbed the mountain slowly without freezing at all. "

"... I see?

It's like I understand, I don't... because the fur on the mountain deer in front of me looks really warm, and Arner's words don't really come in. As I tilt my neck wide, Arner said,

"... in winter we'll know"

And that's what I say and start turning my consciousness to those who work.

When I'm done skipping the moisture, put it on the nearby drying rod, wash the next fur... and speak up to Arner with my head wondering what's wrong.

"Uh... so, what the hell am I supposed to do?

Why don't you make that bedding? Or should I help you wash that fur?

"Oh! That's what I was talking about if you say so!

… I would like Diaz to confirm each yurt first as a prep for the winter enclosure.

Make sure the columns aren't broken, the outer cloth isn't scratched, or torn, and the skylight closes tightly.

When I checked all the yurts, I made repairs, and then the winter enclosure.

Reinforce the columns with wood to keep them from beating the wind and snow, double the outer cloth and tie them tight... but let's try to do the work around here together after the repairs are done "

After all the shouting I just said I was inadvertent. After that explanation... I nodded that it would be nice to check Yurt on the (12) and on the corners. I

"Okay, I'll check on you soon."

And that's how he turned his foot to the warehouse.

Thus, from the back of the warehouse, remove the ladder provided for the repair of the yurt and take responsibility for the shoulder… carefully check every yurt in the village so that it is not overlooked.

Check the roof, check the walls, check the movement of the columns, floors and skylights inside, and if there were residents in the yurt, ask questions such as whether there was any rain leakage or wind.

Since I started living here, especially since there were no big winds, no heavy rains, no catastrophic disasters, there were no scratches like this on any yurt, and I can't see how the outer cloth is torn.

While pinching lunch breaks along the way, some dogs helped me, and proceeded to confirm... that's how the last time I checked was Yurt for the warehouse.

Because there is a lot of luggage in and out, and it may be used roughly just a little bit, it will be necessary to make sure that the warehouse is checked with particular effort.

You'll need to get your baggage out once it's going to get in the way of confirmation, and this is going to take time, and the confirmation of the warehouse that started with that thought - that's right, it took until after the evening.