Garudeina Oukoku Koukoku Ki

"So, shall we replace the inventory?"

"Right, Basnell."

"Leesia."

"Ha."

"Yes."

To the two words, Basnell and Leesia each offer their inventories to their opponents and give them to each Lord. By the way, the other faces are in the midst of deepening their current friendship.

The guards have proudly shown and sometimes let touch their armor and swords to the 5,000 submen brought in, and the Kingsguards are stuffed by the humans and made to question and mumble.

What a smiling sight, but around the guards not trying to get close to the humans, I can still assume there are a few places to think about it. Neither is Georg going to ask for that friendly attitude at the moment, so I'm not keeping it to myself.

"Well, there are 4177 beasts, 327 elves, 612 dwarves, 5116 in total, or a great number. Although I'm concerned that there are slightly fewer elves."

"Elves are this country, rather than what little is in the North. I don't know if he's in shape, but he won't live very long in the cold."

"I see..."

Indeed, it is characterized by the fact that the line is also thinner from the beginning than from other races, and that it is prone to deterioration or prolongation when suffering from diseases and the like. It would have originally used the proper height of magic and prevented them with treatments using magic and so on, but the elves used by humans would end up short lived, not to mention it. Conversely, the more than 300 elves on this occasion are likely to be particularly stubborn among the elves, capable of using the magic of therapeutic relationships, or unexpectedly treated with care. Well, the last one wouldn't be.

Speaking of which, the elves who lived with Dragonewt were magically good...

Anyway, I'm pretty sure it's because the person who unleashed the magic in the first meeting says so.

"What's less dwarf?

"I can't help that. Dwarves are important workers for blacksmiths. Heavy items are easily transported, and they are resistant to heat, so a lot of people work in glass making besides blacksmithing. Especially since there are a lot of craftsmen in the vicinity of Imperial Capital, that's all there are workshops and inevitably demand. These are the people who were originally on the border or something. Though many have been unable to get a job or are old enough to work. If we had just a little more time, we could have afforded to go from here to the border."

"... my ear hurts when they say about time"

"Hehe, I'm not blaming you for anything. It was convenient."

"It would help if you could say that. Others... food for a month, 10,000 clothes... wasn't this a lot of excitement?

"I don't think so. Food is calculated at least two meals a day, and clothes are mostly just reused. Some of them are dressed in curtains, right?

"... when I can be so honest with you, I wonder if I should be thankful?

"I don't need it. Honestly, it's too much."

Lyudmila says as she looks at the inventory at hand.

"It's probably a little too much, because the raw stones of goldsmiths and unprocessed gold add up to ten carriages, plus construction materials for the fort. Is this unprocessed stuff to make you think we're digging up resources?

"Oh, if only processed products were brought in, they'd naturally be suspicious."

Incidentally, the percentage is four processed and six raw stones unprocessed. The unprocessed ones have a low gold content and contain a lot of silver. It is also properly specified in the inventory on this, but there seems to be no particular dissatisfaction.

"Thank you for your concern. With all this stuff, you'll get a lot of hands on it."

"Above all, if you were pleased. If there's a request for the next deal, we'll do whatever we can to help. Naturally, this is going to be a lot of demands."

"I know. So, while it's painful for you to have all this stuff, your soldiers, I'd like you to give them some of the weapons and protective equipment they're wearing. I know it's thick, but I'm interested because there seemed to be a difference in the manufacturing process with my country. It's just not an exaggeration to say that iron is a specialty of our country."

It was an abrupt request, but an assumption was made. The armor worn by the soldiers of Gardina is lighter than that of the Empire, while the shades are different due to the lack of impurities. Because if you look at it, it's not hard to predict that the manufacturing method, or the steelmaking technology, will be different.

"If it's normal, let's think about it. However, some of them are equipped with what I made, which I can't give way to by mistake. I think we can make the same thing for humans. And when it comes to arms relations, basically, what we still lack here is quality. We don't know when we're going to be able to put it on the deal, more than we're going to be expanding armaments."

"That's on top of understanding. I don't even think I've gained enough credibility yet, and yet I'm not saying I'm going to demand weapons as a matter of priority. If I could get a few samples, that would be enough. More than that... you made it?

"I hope so. And the only weapons I made were for the early founders. This is from a time when there was no blacksmith. I had to make it somehow, so it looks light armor, but the strength would outweigh the plate armor."

Plate armor of this era, because of its immature steelmaking technology, has to be made strong by thickness, even if it is unpleasant, and is burdensome both heavily and at a price. Furthermore, it is common for plate armor to wear chainmail and other layers from the top of objects made of gambeson, cloth called "under armor", leather, etc., and to wear plates, or armor like an iron plate, on each part of the body.

Naturally, the weight is also very heavy, ranging from 35 kg to 50 kg if weapons, chainmails, gambezons, etc. are included in each of the 30 + locations. Besides, armor basically has to be resized to suit the individual, and it also takes three months to make a full set. For this reason, it is often limited to the wealthy, that is, noblemen and knights, who can wear full body armor and what is said to be a full plate (most importantly, a full plate is an idiom).

As a result, many soldiers wear leather armor or a piece of metal spelled together called Skyle Mail.

In contrast, Georg's manufactured armor can only protect important parts, such as the chest, arms, and feet, but it was more hardened magic hung on steel-made steel, which, first of all, is best damaged by a normal iron sword or so. Even if it's a Dwarf creation, now that we've acquired steelmaking technology, at least it performs better than the platemails used by humans. Leather is also stretched on the inside, a delicacy that improves fit and defense performance. The iron used can be suppressed and manoeuvrability ensured, as well as the protection of areas that can be fatally injured.

"... something horrible again... well fine. I'm used to being surprised at your behavior. Besides, even if it's not what you make, it's pretty strong, isn't it?

"Right, let's cover that. I don't pierce first with semi-productive swords or spears. There are multiple protrusions in the armor that replace the antislip, and if you have to, you can replace the shield that prevents the enemy's sword."

"With that said, none of your soldiers have a shield."

"I didn't impose it. Anyway, I was the only one who taught the sword, so it inevitably turned out to be the same way I fought."

Are you being taught by Lord Stanford?

Suddenly, Rasheed, who was lying next to him, glances at him. If it's a comic book, "Cupid" is a momentum that seems to have a phonetic tone.

This is a troublesome pattern...

And that prediction was right.