It's all one flower.

When I came to the mall, I also looked for an electrician, but the city of Holma was much less than the city of Zerno.

There are many spellstores scattered all over the place, but there is only one electrician, and the assortment is not good. Another shopping district where the Pinas would go to look into it in the afternoon was likely the same.

If you look closely, there are no street lights in the mall.

... If you have magic [lights], you don't need electricity.

There are poles, but all those overhead wires could be telephone wires. My amateur Leno didn't know if that was for electricity or telephone, even if she looked at the wires.

In addition to acoustic equipment such as radio and record players, tape recorders, etc., there were only refrigerators and freezers, extension cords, tapes for recorders, and batteries in the electrical store earlier.

"You're not magical enough to replace the fridge, are you?

"I do."

When Leno heard after being far enough away from the electrician, Razornik responded instantly.

"Do you have a fridge even though you do?

"Yeah. [Housekeeping] The art of school. [Save] or [Ice Room] yes. If you're just making ice columns or something, it's in the school of [plummeting eagles], but it's not for preservation."

"No, I've never heard of Mordori before."

'Cause the guy's pretty much irrelevant.'

"Doesn't matter...?

Surprises and doubts overlap between Leno and Captain Solgnac.

"Medical and Advanced Housekeeping Techniques on Birth. There are a lot of techniques that require physical conditions, childbirth experience, and the number of children born, so there aren't many surgeons."

"It's the opposite of Mr. Awellana and the Septentorio curse doctors."

"I see. Then no man can do it."

When the two powerless people were convinced, Razornik laughed niggardly.

"But which way. There's a way a man can give birth."

"Huh?

He didn't even know the announcer Jorch, so he turned his momentum around.

"When a pregnant woman dies and the fetus is still alive, the school of [housekeeping] has the technique of having [a father who gives birth to a child] transfer the fetus to his real father to raise it and let it continue."

"Huh... uh...?

Leno couldn't imagine what he could do to make such a cot possible.

"Even men who have had children with that technique will be able to use the technique of conditionality only because of their childbirth experience"

"Will the number of children not be taken into account?

Captain Solgnac cuts in sharply.

"I don't know much about it, either, but I'm not saying it's a consideration or that someone forbids it, but someone who doesn't meet the physical requirements, and if you cast the spell correctly, it won't activate."

"Can't you do it with magic?"

"Yes. After creating some new technique, people from all kinds of conditions have tried it, and they know that only people who meet this condition can use it."

Leno and the captain had to roar.

... With that said, the weather forecast song doesn't rain either, unless the original curse was born on a rainy day.

"Almost no one in the permanent race has a school badge."

"What? Why not? People with kids can use it, right?

Leno was told one unexpected thing after another and was puzzled.

"While you give birth and do your chores, it's hard to re-study a school of professional and advanced content that's completely different from the school you completed before marriage, huh?

"Ahhh...!

If you ask me, it's natural.

My parents were busy with their bakery work and chores, but they are both war disaster orphans due to half a century of civil unrest.

Leno has little (if any) memory of when he was little, but when Pina and Tis were little, Leno also helped protect him. The neighbors gave me a hand with something, and Cruillo's parents, as a first-year senior in childcare, helped me in no way.

"Even people of the long-lived race can hardly be found adding to the school they completed earlier. Even if it's convenient, if few people can use it, it's natural to try to use a machine."

Even without a vacuum cleaner, it can be substituted with chili, but the refrigerator doesn't.

"In an era when there was no refrigerator, you had to drain water from [dried water] and dry it."

"Maybe."

As Razornik turned his gaze, Jorch nodded. He, in his fifties, was also born after the invention of the refrigerator, but during half a century of civil unrest, the supply of electricity tended to be interrupted and he probably could not use it.

... Oh well. Even if the barrier is restored, we can't go home without a power plant or something.

Leno felt that the day he could return to his hometown of Zerneau had gone a long way.

Razornik entered the sixth curse house.

"Hello -. Is there a" cold resistance "?

"I'm sorry. I didn't leave us."

"So, what do you want me to make?

The same questions are repeated as in the previous five houses over the counter.

The shopkeeper here also shook his green hair head left and right.

"I don't know how to make it."

"If I had a sample, could I make it?

"I don't know what the sample and what the paper and ink material is."

Leno, with the look he had seen over and over again, felt like he couldn't do it here either.

"Well, then, I'll bring it all together, so can you make it?

"Can you prepare it?

The sixth shopkeeper embarked on the counter with a different look from the other shopkeepers.

When Razornik pressed in case, the shopkeeper nodded.

"People who come to buy from Lyabina often ask. If I had, I'd sell some."

"Not many people yet, but you can buy temporary residents who have jobs,"

"Hmm? Oh, right. What makeshift is that?

"We're from a mobile retailer. When I asked you about it on a temporary basis, there was a demand there, so I should go to the spell store and wholesale the samples and materials."

The shopkeeper shook his shoulder and laughed.

"This guy's done it! Was it a sale?"

"You can make it, right?

"If it's easy, I'll let a temporary person do the inside job."

The shopkeeper returns to his true face and Lazolnik looks back at Leno.

Surprisingly, but not on his face, as the manager of the mobile distributor Praether Missa, Reno negotiated quantities and prices.