It's all one flower.

Farkil, sitting at the spellhouse counter, thought of the food he had received today with bitter thoughts.

Seven cloth shopping bags made by the girls only served ten green candy grains and a sachet of dried fruit. One of those bags rides, small and light, in one hand.

... I can't believe I worked hard for hours by hand and that's all.

Still, they just swapped it out. I went around many grocery stores this morning, and just now, at an aunt's store that seemed like a good person, a deal was made.

No matter how hard you work to make it, a mere bag of cloth without magic is only worth that much.

... Right.

Sometimes in Ignikerns City supermarkets, as part of a promotional campaign, free cloth shopping bags were distributed to buyers over a certain amount.

There's no way you can get a high price for what you get for free.

Farkill thought of the meagre food he had served in his bag and sneaked out a sigh of sigh to put his gaze back on the tablet terminal.

History of the Hunan region...... Permission to translate was obtained from two administrators within a site that captured the "civil unrest of half a century" of the former Lacus Lacrimalis Republic from a neutral perspective.

When translators were recruited on SNS, applications were immediately received from various countries. I decided on two Amitostigmas and one Lacrimaris and paid the deposit with web money.

Farkill builds a site on the Book Empire rental server on the day he hears there are no religious constraints, sequentially listing the parts where the translation is finished.

The site name was simply set as a "journey record," implanting search terms such as country names and "half a century of civil unrest" and "history" in the metatags.

The site "Journey Records" also included details of events posted on the SNS as a result of direct viewing and listening by the previously recorded video and photo corner, Farkill. It's a free rental server, so advertising is difficult, but not if you can say luxury.

The address of the "journey record" was diffused in the SNS, but access to the historical corner did not grow as far as Farkil thought, because the Lake Lacus region in the western part of the Chinucalculu Nothiu continent is a minor region in the common language area.

Apparently, the site from which the translation originated has grown significantly since Farkill introduced it on SNS. A thank you message came from the administrator who allowed me to translate.

... I just passed it on to the Hunan-speaking people, but I have to.

Now I'm waiting for the translation to continue. In the meantime, he makes pages on the history of the Alton Gaza continent, which he heard from the spelldoctor Septentorio, and on the history of the western part of the Chinukarkul Nothiu continent since the Kirkulus tradition.

He also picked up and summarized the voices of the young Kirkurs from the bulletin boards where summaries and translations were freely allowed.

Bulletin board summaries are already disturbing a lot of summary sites, even if Farkill didn't bother to make them. Razornik asked me to create a blog that I recapitulated from Farkill's point of view.

Interlinking was requested from the summary site and arrangements were made for updates to appear on the RSS.

I need to distract my viewers, so I don't put affiliate ads like other summary sites on Farkill's summary. Just the ads that the rental server automatically displays.

The summary blog also made an embedded page with the videos provided to Razornik.

Examples include a disturbance in the concert of Ku Xing-daughter (Ko), a peace concert conducted by the Civic Orchestra of Nemoralis, and the situation of Nemoralis refugees who evacuated to Amitostigma.

... that you're working hard to end the war in a way other than by force, by instigating a sense of abhorrence with songs, or by encouraging refugees?

Amana, an elementary school student, points out in such a direct way that the war cannot be ended.

Razornik and his group probably do the work in addition to something else, but Farkil did not do the extra prying and thoroughly put the instructed message boards together on his blog and embed the video.

"Because of the rough wheat market, groceries are going up."

"Was it? It makes sense, I need you to change it..."

The spell shop owner and the spell doctor, Septentorio, cloud their faces all together. Carrier Fiarlka lifted her eyes from the tablet terminal and glanced at them and returned to the screen.

They say there's a riot on the mainland.

"Riot...... is it?

"Oh, the bakery and everything, the grocery store and the food warehouse were attacked and looted."

"I think that if we do that, distribution will be delayed and it will be difficult to get a rejection..."

"Without the immediate food, you'd be stuffed enough to starve to death."

To the bewilderment of the spelldoctor Septentorio, the curseman's shopkeeper answered as if he had been stunned and clasped his shoulders.

... I wonder what it is because of the war.

Farkill recalled the economic news he had seen the other day. But there's not a single news of the riots.

I guess the Artel government is trying to control the information and contain any more confusion. In the mouthfeel of a spellmaker, the effect doesn't seem to be much better.

"Is this island okay?

"We can catch fish in surgery, and people like Fiarlka will import it personally in [endless bags]."

"No, the mainland residents know that, too, don't they? I was wondering if we would be subject to looting, not terrorism like the other day..."

Spelldoctor Septentorio expresses his concern to the optimistic spellmaker.

"If it isn't Isa, the [Flying Horned Eagle] people will build walls and seal off bridges. Hey, it's okay. If the powerless people are against us, we can fight them."

"Really?"

Artel's army and police won't protect the Lanterna Islanders. On the contrary, if the mob pushed me from the mainland, I would join the Kirkurs of the powerless people.

... Well, the islanders will defend themselves.

Furkill remembered Lazolnik.

Is there a riot going on all over the Artel mainland where people who really have trouble eating did so voluntarily? Even if I don't say it's all, a few of them didn't Razornik incite people to riot?

... I don't have the right to stop, and I don't know what Artel's gonna do. This way.

It's enough to stir up a riot a little bit. Left alone, any of them would have done so voluntarily. I didn't seem qualified to blame one Razornik for being a terrible guy, etc. just because the time was a little faster.

Razornik would not be the only one to propose it. It is likely that the great people of the group who want to end the war in a way other than by force are directing them to do so. An operative like Razornik said there were many of them.

... Are you after the internal collapse of Artel?

As the Church of Kirkulus puts it, if the Kirkuls of a powerless people are “a good people without original sin," there will be no such uprising in the first place. People should share the food that has become scarce and help each other so that no one loses their lives because of hunger.

"In the meantime, the gates of the North Vieetfi Bridge broke, didn't they?

"What? Ah... yes?

Voiced by Fiarlka, Farkil was drawn back from dark thoughts to reality. My chest hurts so bad that it caused the destruction. Carrier Fiarlka looks up from the tablet terminal, knowing or not Farkill's mood, and stares at the boy of the land people with green eyes.

"Still in the process of rebuilding, but the Artel Army has moved."

"What?"

"What?

The spelldoctor and the spellmaker also interrupted the public discourse and saw a fellow haulier.