Hisshou Dungeon Unei Houhou

From the welcoming side to the sending side

Side: lulua

"Damn, rude!!

That's what I said, I was slamming a hot drink on the table.

Fortunately, the water never cracked and all I had to do was spill the tea that was inside.

"Fair enough, calm down"

"... I have a few thoughts about that solicitation, too, Mr. Lulua, but please calm down"

While Delieux and Shayla say that, I calm down a little while I watch them wipe away the spilled tea, and I wipe the table too.

"Excuse me, I'm a little disturbed"

"Good, 'cause it's weirder not to come to your head."

"It's on purpose. I am."

"Right. That's why I'm so angry!!

"You took a peek at us."

"Yes. I was wondering if we were dissatisfied with Mr. Yuki or Mr. Cellaria. Obviously, it's like a solicitation to come this way."

Yes, it was an outspoken pull on us, or a rebellion against my husband and Cellaria!!

Impossible. I'm your husband's thing, and Cellaria and I are good friends. I also have children.

It's not like I don't know that, but I've listened deliberately.

"Stupid thing that I do when we, my husband and everyone else, can't abandon the kids..."

"Well, there you are, exploring the boiling point of the concubines."

"The people will be relieved that they are not willing to compete head-on with our country, because there is no war, but it is uncomfortable to come with such an admirer"

Sheila's right, it's certainly a good thing there's no war, but it's very uncomfortable.

And the fight from here is...

"... head-on battles were easier to do, but you mean they won't either in the future. It means you need stronger ties."

"Mm-hmm. I guess I'll try to collapse from a weak spot. Well, the guards of the concubines were seen to be stiff, so the next thing you know..."

"You're the Torris and the Athleens. He's an ex-slave, so you think he's getting dissatisfied. There are always people who wonder if something can be done from there."

"This kind of interaction is normal in a world called politics, but I didn't expect it to set us up. We're such a close family..."

"There's only about as much information from countries about this. From the side, it looks like Cellaria or Yuki are forced to work."

"If you're forcing us to work, it's natural to think we'd be welcome if we offered better treatment, but we work of our own free will, right?"

Us snorting unuffly at Shaela's words.

Yes, we encourage ourselves to do our job at Weed if we want to.

You helped me, who was dying after losing that political battle in Litea, and even thanks to the kindness of my husband, this is how I am still involved in healthcare.

Call it "anything dissatisfying? I heard that the former Virgin, Lady Lulua, was working in a treatment center, and something more..." There's no way she wouldn't be mad at me for asking.

That's what I want to do!!

The Holy Land of Litea exists to heal the people!! What's wrong with me being the Virgin there, working in a treatment center?

You won't be interested in politics!!

I will live with my husband and everyone forever!!

"... Lulua. Relax, you're in my voice."

"Ah, yes. Excuse me."

I shouldn't. I've been disturbed since just now.

"... it's a very strong tie for us, but it's also a weakness in a way. It's easy to get very emotional when you get poked about Mr. Yuki and his family."

"I don't know what happens when you get poked in there."

"… I hope you don't pinch your personal feelings, even if you are ruthless towards your family, but if you can have a family like this, it's not that divisible."

You must be right as an exchanger to be insulted and smiling at your husband, your children, everyone, but as a person, you don't feel like you can't be your husband's wife.

"That's all. It means you're comfortable here."

"Because this place Yuki gave me is a really happy place"

You two are right, this place, the weed you created with your husband, matters, and most importantly, it's comfortable.

Land of paradise for us. It's a home for everyone to go home to.

"In the meantime, the first thing you need to do is tell everyone that we've been set up to draw their attention."

"That would be nice. Lulua was patient at the crime scene, but she's so angry at me at home. Not so much. If Tori and the others get set up, they'll blow up on the spot."

"I know it's okay because the athletes are there and their eyes on people are sure, but let's just say it"

"The athletes are very sensitive to your husband's bad words."

"Yes, you would be angry if someone maliciously told you if you were unhappy with Yuki, etc."

"If the Phyllias get angry, there's no guarantee of their lives. Especially since the Labyrinth ones do it thoroughly."

So when we all got home, we decided to explain this, but before we did, we were going to talk to my husband and Cellaria once.

"... so I thought I'd call everyone's attention."

"Well. At last, you've come with such a handful."

"Well, it doesn't feel like it now."

The two of you who heard this report weren't in that much of a hurry.

Well, I expected there to be talk about this hand, too, but I told him what I had in mind.

"I see. Well, it's common solicitation to point out the treatment aspect. I'm glad to hear how everyone feels, but I'd like to avoid a rampage. I mean, some verses are aimed at there."

"There is. It can be enough to poke around where we love Yuki too much. Claim compensation for the damage we have suffered outrageously. Well, that's a palliative hand."

And you've made the same predictions as us.

Again, it's a measure that you can either fall into a trap or fall.

If we're going to put up with it, we can't use our hands to piss us off. If you're angry, you can complain about it. So you can make a decision.

Apparently, I've just been asking, so that makes us angry. It means we're externally bad.

I didn't insult my husbands, did I?

Because you just asked if we were "dissatisfied".

"I got the story. I think it's a good idea to tell that story to Riels and Aslin."

"Right. Tell him in advance and he'll deal with it well."

So I'm going to tell everyone about this meeting.

"What? That happened."

"Because we were from the New World. With that said, where's Kaya?

"... to me, that didn't happen. Maybe the folks on the iff continent were watching things because they were sub people. And we may also be the cause of our low original position."

Apparently, Kaya didn't have a story to say that.

Perhaps Kaya is right, there is also a subhuman bias.

"If you're going to say it at last, Kaya was a discussion about produce at that time."

"Uh, speaking of which, we were talking about Samantha and the others being surprised, weren't we?

"Yeah. I'm surprised. I didn't think you'd talk that far."

"Perhaps, but you thought it would be a loss to set up negotiations with Kaya there?

"Mm-hmm. It was also a negotiating seat, and I couldn't say anything far-fetched. So first, I thought I could explore Kaya's condition, and then I think I set up with the Lulua guys I had plans for."

Oh, these three don't really know Kaya's work mode, do they?

As a diplomat, you're flying around.

I know because we've been making weed with Kaya, but Kaya is oh I can see and he's pretty good at it.

Only that he was originally vice president of the vigilante, and the original Kaya has the talent to bring everyone together.

But the village of Kaya has disappeared due to Litea's plot and now it's usually a silent kaya.

Nevertheless, I'm glad I'm starting to laugh normally now. means that I may not even have the right to think that it has created a cause for the village to disappear......

Yuki opens her mouth as she now thinks about it while staring at Kaya.

"I think there will be a lot of pull-outs like this for everyone else, so be careful. If you answer badly, you might use it to make people nervous."

"Yuki. I'm not sure that a bad reply would make us all anxious?

"Same with me."

"Brother, I don't know either"

"And Phyllia."

Leah and the others honestly listen to the same or what they don't know.

These are the beauty of Leah, Riel, Aslin, and Phyllia.

I can like what I don't know, what I can't, I know, more than they say I can, and the four of us convey our desire to understand.

"I see. For example, Leah answers this as solicited. Can I talk to you later? Even in a situation where I answered aggressively because I'm busy, people around me think so. You want to talk about solicitation later? Is there something wrong with that? Holy shit."

"No. I'm not dissatisfied with Mr. Yuki!!

Leah screams and denies as much as I do.

Because I don't like the thought of Mr. Yuki being dissatisfied.

"Take it easy. That's what I'm talking about. And from there, this is what I think around me. If Mr. Leah can get out, shall we get out ourselves?

"" Ha!?

Now Riel and Leah scream together.

"There's no way that's stupid!!

"That's right!! There's no way we can get out of here just because we said that!!

"Well, we're talking hypothetical. People get anxious about trivial things like that, and they get fooled. You'd use this kind of operation on the battlefield, wouldn't you? I'm with you. And even if Riels can't get out, the solicitation will reach out to his anxious men. You'll be treated better than Weed, won't you? Holy shit."

"You basically don't think you're gonna pull us through. We're going to shake it up and show it to us, and if we have an upset subordinate, we're going to pull that subordinate out, get information about Weed, and get talent. If we can do that, we'll lose our ability to run our weed."

"Finally, if they pile up the money, they'll worry about it. You make more money than you do working at Weed. You'd be particularly happy to see someone with a family or something get paid up, wouldn't you?

……

That's the problem. It's impossible for us to leave our husband, but it's possible that the people who work at Weed will spill.

Whether we are angry or harmful to them, it is likely that Weed's talent will be pulled out.

And you won't be convinced by your husband's explanation, but we'll all shut up because it makes sense.

Naturally we don't want to think our own people throw Weed away for money, etc.

Neither did I... but... the reality is.

And, thinking, my husband goes on with unexpected words.

"There's a lot going on, but you just have to tell your people this is grand. If you were told that you would be greeted with a favourable treatment, you'd be happy to come. There's nothing I can do about the money. If they're gonna hire me for a favor, that's fine."

"" "Huh?

"Shouldn't you normally stop going? You're a very important person in my weed, and you're a citizen?

"Well, considering it's just a pull-out, it's a downside, but there may be many connections and respected Weed natives across each continent in the future. It boosts Weed's reputation. Well, that wouldn't be all, but I'd rather send it out of my heart than hold it back. Come and see the world. You can also give me the payment. Then he doesn't belong to the other country and eventually comes back to Weed. No?"

……

We are dismayed by the less positive opinions.

...... As always, only my husband sees things differently from us.

"And what's about to start is intercontinental interaction. As long as people come out spontaneously saying they'll take the lead on that, right? If you work in one of our departments, that's fine. I'm not someone with no connection. There's nothing wrong with us contacting you, and you're more trustworthy than the average worker we've recruited poorly."

……

Same theoretical development, without some gaps.

When you really think you look like your husband, one last time with a slightly troubled face......

"The problem is that my daughters get pulled out... I also know they want to take a look outside, but it helps if you stay with me. Doesn't it feel like traveling with you when you want to take a look outside?

Oh, my God, because it's what you ask.

"" "We've always been together!!

And we came together.

At first, it was very frustrating, but at the end, thanks to my husband, I was able to smile.

So, not that I have, but I have no choice but to forgive the nobility of the IF continent who has provoked me.

So, we have to start announcing and calling for support systems for young people on their way to intercontinental exchanges.