When you say "Talisman" is a type of sacrifice used in ancient divinity, and you wear it and listen to stories and songs, do you think that the images portrayed by the humans you hear are shown as illusions?
You think most of the illusions that the priests saw and heard using this sacrifice when they heard the ancient voice of God or saw him?
"Nevertheless, Dr. Romanov used to have such things..."
"The teacher has a long history of adventurers, and he said he got such rare things around dungeons and rabbi rinses, and he enjoys the process until he gets them, and then when he puts them in the magic back, he forgets them."
"It's a treasure rot."
I was in the sunroom my grandmother was using, and I was inviting Mr. Louis to give me a back-to-back report, and, well, as usual, I'm sorry to slash you.
Tickles and Mr. Rottenmeyer laughs bitterly.
"But that's what helped the young man this time... I hope the young lady will never be insulted again by Kikunai."
"I think so. I hear Baron Ballas will shake blue just to hear my name."
I don't know.
The story around here was heard by Dr. Romanov, who sent me home once and then went to get my testimony.
By the time the teacher returned everything to the Duke's residence, Baron Ballas had noticed, but when he heard my name, he had graduated, and the butlers had cleaned it up solemnly.
Mr. Louis does the bass with his mouth, too, but if you look at the slightly raised corner of his mouth, it seems a little funny.
As far as I'm concerned, I'm sorry to be insulted, but it's a little inconvenient to be extra vigilant, isn't it?
I'm friendly, but I'm scared when I piss you off, so let's treat each other with respect. It's just as good as it sounds.
Lizart from the bet and Louis came to tell me about the future policy, but Rottenmeyer was there because she wanted me to ask about the policy as well.
The Estraijas still have the winning decision, and it's not the result of La Purcell.
We cannot stop because we have a goal of enriching our territory and increasing our literacy rate.
"Ask the Estrajas to do their utmost in the Horn against Barbarians. Pay them in full when it comes to the prize they earn. You can decorate your hometown with brocade."
"I understand. La Purcell said Sir Shostakovich wanted us to see the sunshine rather than go home."
"If so, so. Arrange to call your family to Kikunai."
"Before, Viktor told us about your family and Ohri, and we'll be in touch, so hurry up."
"Yes, thank you"
Mr. Rottenmeyer really does notice a lot where he says this.
That's right, young lady, that's your daughter who's also been tricked into selling it to people, so if it's true, I want it back, and if you can't do that, at least you want to know what's going on with the news.
"It's something I should have noticed. Thank you, Mr. Rottenmeyer."
"No, no... I'm just sitting here doing what the Big Mistress has done to my family. Once you realize something like this, the next time something similar happens, you let it live. Do you mean that I told the young lady that she was setting an example this time?"
"Through Mr. Rottenmeyer, I have a step-by-step education from my grandmother. It's interesting to think about people's connections."
"Exactly," Mr. Louis nods, his gaze pouring on Mr. Rottenmeyer.
Mr. Louis is beautifully shaped, but I get the cold impression first because his eyes are tight and connected. But the eyes that look at Mr. Rottenmeyer are kind of like this, because he treats you with respect... hot.
Plus, Mr. Rottenmeyer, who's being watched, is a little pink on the cheeks, as much as it conveys to me the rare feeling of being lit.
Well, if you get praised for your beauty towards your face, you can light it up, right? If I am praised by Dr. Romanov, Mr. Viktor, or Mr. Lara, I will die in the light.
Okay, here we go.
I don't think Louis has ever been able to tell me clearly what to do with the territory.
I mean, I was just thinking about turning the economy around and increasing the literacy rate, too.
Besides spinning the economy and increasing literacy rates, there are other policies you think you need.
When I told them that, they nodded at me drinking tea on the couch.
"But I'm sorry, I'm a child, and I don't know what I can do to enforce that policy."
"It is the role of our officials to think about how we allocate our budgets and put laws in place. Let me start by telling you what you're thinking."
"That's what it is."
Turn the economy around and the economy will turn up. If the economy turns upwards, it will be easy to earn more money.
"If one gets more, he naturally consumes more of what he eats and stuff. But if we're not in a good position to produce, we'll have to encourage livestock production through agriculture. I don't want to reduce food self-sufficiency."
Agrarian reform, or agrarian law reform, has been seen a little thanks to Play-kun, so if you make a request to the Alliance as the work of a food-eating adventurer who can use witchcraft, it may shine for the moment.
But not only that, but research will also be needed to get varietal improvements that are more resistant to sunlight, cold damage, and more delicious and yielding lots. Then there is an urgent need to train researchers?
Even more so when it comes to problems arising from the influx of people.
"I don't know if we're expecting a plague epidemic."
"An adventurer or merchant from somewhere else brings a disease that we don't have here," he said?
"Yeah. That's why you need to improve the quality and quantity of doctors, and you think doing that will increase survival and birth rates,"
With a well-armed doctor, that would add so many helpful lives, and considerably reduce the risks associated with childbirth.
Even in the countries where "I" lived in the previous life, the birth rate had risen since medicine had developed.
However, even if you increase the quality and quantity of doctors, it doesn't change that the medication can be expensive after all.
That might be manageable if we could expand our business to herb cultivation or something, but it would be quicker to lower the doctor's laying down first than that.
"I think what we can hurry up with is to get a doctor before it matters because we make up for the doctor's bill. If we turn the economy around and the people get richer, I wonder if we can do the sucked up taxes back in hand. Um, a mutually supportive system where all residents pay taxes so that everyone can feel safe with doctors...?
Sure, they all call it an insurance system.
If I make it completely free, I won't allow my financial resources, so let me decide to pay my own expenses for 10% or 20%. Still, I was wondering if it would be an excessive burden if that own burden were to be fixed by a certain amount.
When he talks about it Bosoboso, Mr. Louis strokes his jaw and sends his gaze to Mr. Rottenmeyer.
"Young lady, it may be difficult to say more doctors"
"There aren't many doctors."
"Yes...... Below the aristocratic three men, you will be more likely to seek a doctor, but only marginally to bear fruit. As good as being a civilian can be, those who are extraordinarily good are lucky enough to be found in the power of the land. Even though maternity women and others may let their disciples take over their knowledge, they do not necessarily have the knowledge of professional medicine..."
"All in all, literacy rate! I can't believe you're still in my way here!
What a terrible guy, literacy rate!
Well, I can't help being a hiss.
After all, we all have to make education compulsory before the insurance system?
And the only reason the gates to doctors are narrow is because it costs money to educate them to become doctors, right?
"Uh, all I want to make is a opera troupe, a conservatory and a dedicated theatre! How far are we from getting there?!?
Well, even if you look up to heaven and mourn, it's not something you can do, is it?
The princess also tells me that I think it's only a little while I'm alive, and it's within my expectations.
In the meantime, let's start with what we can do.
I turned my gaze from the ceiling to Mr Rottenmeyer and Mr Louis.
"Horns on the rabbit, the duty of education and pro bono. Then we all have insurance schemes. I want to make sure that Kikunai makes money on these two things."
"Well, there's certainly not enough for Kikunai to do those two at the same time."
"I think so. You think the least you can hit is money, don't you? Even if Effet Papillon is on track, that profit alone won't make enough money to make two things happen. I guess not again if I can attract investment to Kikunai..."
That, too.
If I call in too much, I have to ask what the investor wants, so it's very difficult to add or subtract.
As he wrinkled between his eyebrows, "Yes," Mr. Rottenmeyer raised his hand softly.
"What's up?
"How would you like to talk to your neighbor, the Duke of Rottlingen, about the area?"
"To Your Excellency?
"Yes, we hear your neighbor is also rich in territory. In other words, he said that you best understand what territorial management is. Then as a leader, wouldn't you teach the young man something?
"Oh...... well, that could be good"
Nodding, Mr. Louis looks hazy and then returns to his original faceless smile.
That's what I care about.
So I'll ask.
"Did Mr. Louis come up with anything?
"... no, not enough to talk to you"
"It's important because you did it with the intent not to change your expression. Maybe."
I hope you don't want to tell me.
I lean my neck as I smell it, and now I'm clearly surprised.
"Were they watching...... No, I was wondering if it was for this reason that Sir Romanov was eager to be associated with the Duke of Rottlingen."
For this reason... What?
If you circle the glue and the thought, you'll be hacked.
Yes. The teachers are the three heroes recognized by the Empire.
With their hindsight, my parents are hard to get their hands on me. Still, Dr. Romanov told me to side with the Duke of Rottlingen on this one.
That's because Dr. Romanov decided that I needed the presence of the Duke of Rottlingen.
The Duke of Rottlingen is a powerful aristocrat in the Empire and also conducts good territorial management.
In other words, let the Duke of Rottlingen be your model as a nobleman?
"I see you've come looking for a master of territorial management......!
"I thought you were left."
Guru, if Mr. Romanoff were born!
I like it!