It Seems I Came to Another World, Now What Should I Do

"Even when it comes to meals, the majority of them are purchased over Norwegians. To the extent that we collect some in the woods and so on. Agriculture is still coming, and to what extent has livestock production begun to produce chickens in mass? They'll be ready in five months, and they'll have chickens their age to lay eggs on."

"That's right. As for ingredients, I don't think there's much difference between what you eat in Norwetiska. I don't know if I would think differently at all in terms of the flavourings and the part of the cooking method. Is that what you baked the chicken for? I got it out earlier, but it's crunchy on the outside, fragrant and juicy on the inside, but it's not raw. It's exquisite baking."

After heating the surface gently at high temperatures, it is cooked to become crisp and fluffy and juicy inside while carefully oiling at low temperatures. I often look to that point.

"Oatmeal was also probably lightly salted, but what a sweet and luxurious thing it was. I have eaten sugar before, but it is so sweet that it is comparable, and yet it is not as sticky as sugar, and it really depresses my stomach. I didn't think you'd be happy with porridge."

Deer stock is sweet. Anyway, sweet. The sweetness was fully extracted, the sweetness of the vegetables was also added and turned into porridge. Wouldn't it be closer to Chinese porridge or something rather than crushing the wheat and boiling it and salting it?

"And is that a salad? It was also the first time I had tasted the sauce on the vegetables on which the fire was passing. It's intense, but it smells nostalgic somewhere. I like beans, but I feel like it tastes like it, but there are no beans anywhere. It feels strange."

In this world, soybeans are boiled in salt before feeding and eaten as edamame. Did you feel the scent of beans saying that? The same goes for porridge, but he seems to have a pretty sharp tongue. The scouts, the orders, the intelligence are intelligent. In that sense, this person should also be well educated.

"When it comes to cooking, Norwegian keeps Alektoria. I think you have a lot of power."

With that said, Dills leans slightly on his imaginary face and puts his hand on his chin.

"Is that Mr. Alektoria? I've heard your name several times in Norwetiska. He said he was a good cook, but he had strong experimental creativity and was out of touch."

"Ha. You do have a great appetite for knowledge. Even when I came to" Lisatia, "I made all sorts of attempts and mistakes. However, don't you mean to say that the part that says so has come to fruition and started winging? He was a good cook, wasn't he?

"Right...... right...... Perhaps so. Hey, I'm really jealous of all of you for cooking like that. If you run for three days at the behest of the decree, you can barely eat the first meal of solid food. My stomach won't accept it because it's only superior to my mobile diet. Because when it does, it can be eaten. It was like God's cooking."

"What is God? Alexoria will be delighted. And as for the baths, we hear that the construction of public baths has begun in Norwetiska."

With that said, Dills makes his face shine.

"Yes. It's a bath. That's good stuff. Horseback riding fatigue blew up all at once. Even Norwetiska has begun introducing the act of saying that it will be soaked in water in barrels on a trial basis, both in the administration and in the military. There's also a pharmacist guild in there, but the statistics show that you can definitely heal injuries and illnesses."

"Is it a cure for injury or illness?

"Yes, the odds of getting sick with all sorts of things tend to decline obviously before and after using them, and I've also seen you say that after some healing with strokes, sprains, dislocations, etc., taking a bath is a shorter time to eventual healing. It costs firewood, but I think it's a good idea."

There is increased blood flow and increased metabolism in the efficacy of the bath, so it would certainly have a certain effect on the wound as well.

"Really? Norwe was skeptical of efficacy at first, but I didn't know it was being studied that far."

"I received information from the Baron and started responding immediately. Soap made in each village? You feel your body has been cleaned up after use with that one. It is also very popular with female cadets. But it's also hard to say that I'm going to soak in a narrow barrel. Here I relax and relax in such a large bath. It's a luxury."

"There are people who can use hydromagic, so I'm counting on you. I see that bathing is more effective when it comes to relaxing, so it makes sense to call it a public bath of some magnitude that is considered by Norwegian."

"Yes. I look forward to being able to do it now. By the way, I heard that even 'Lisatia' has something to offer as a spa inn?

"Still, the service is of low quality and will take a little longer to open. However, it is possible to enter on an experimental basis. How slow can you do this time?

"Generally speaking, if it's a three-day transmission distance, two days is a good treatment to use for rest. Hot Springs Inn would love to try it..."

"Okay. It's just that neither Lord Norwe nor His Excellency the Duke of Rostee have tried it, is it? You may be afraid of later."

That said, Dills' face attracts me.

"Really...? Too bad. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the boulder before Master Norwe did. You can indulge in the bath of this Lordship Hall. I would appreciate it if you could allow me to use it during my stay."

"Yes. We're here at the corner, so be my guest. Please speak to the samurai during the bath. Generally bathing time in the evening, before or after meals."

"Okay."

When I say that, Dills breaks his face happily. I wonder if you liked the bath for the rest of it.

"I'm going to change my mind, but is it about fourteen days before the results reach Lizzatia?

"Right. I hope you can take a day in Norwetiska from Terraxtiska and give me a transmission from there and look around for fourteen days."

"Okay. I'll wait for the good news."

After that, it becomes chat time. Even after we're gone, Toluca seems to be at peace itself. However, due to the heavy flow of merchants, plans for expansion appear to be in place. In particular, soap, which has been manufactured in each village, is sold to fly. It also has a reputation for being a beautiful village, and it seems to me that the reason for this lies in the soap.

As was the case earlier with Diawolf, crude control seems to be almost complete. They make some mistakes and release only a handful of herds. It seems a policy to breed them to the extent that they can be hunted as prey. For this reason, the Adventurer Alliance and Norwegian Intelligence maintain the entire forest.

I've enjoyed hearing about the changes since I've been here with all the other things, but Dills is also biting off the lack of fatigue on the boulder. Has the imposition passed?

"Then we still have time until night. Why don't you take it a little slower? I got the story I needed. Work your body first."

"Thank you so much. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'd like to take a little more time off."

With that said, Dills bows his head deeply and resigns.

Does it look peaceful in the village of Toluca? But does that village expand to make it bigger, even though it is originally a larger village? You're already the size of a town level. But is it a little small to scold a merchant who spills in?

It will be time for Ast and the others to take over and come here. I'd like to pick him up, but I'm also refraining from opening a hot spring inn. I wonder if Liz and her crew will ask for an escort. Mm-hmm. In the end, I'm going to be unable to say hello to my brother-in-law and sister-in-law. Let's just wrap up our wedding celebrations in a multi-eyed fashion.

I think about that as I look at the samurai cleaning up the tea preparation. Oh, maid clothes and butler clothes, I wonder. I wonder if it's time we did about a sample. I might want to check something out. I'm sorry about Tesla, but I think I'll have the carriage out. Walking in the rain on boulders is a hassle.