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

On the morning of August 27th, I wake up uncomfortable with stickiness. My body and sheets are terrible from last night's discharge and sleeping sweat. When I open the window, a cool morning breeze enters the room. Looking up at the sky, I see a blue sky through like the South. I would have liked to see the situation with crops, especially rice, if I could, so the sun would be appreciated. I look on my desk and go back to reality with just a little groan. After processing the job to some extent, I go to the kitchen to pick up breakfast for two people and wake up Liz while she is eating.

"Morning, Liz. Shall we take a bath?"

"Mmm, good morning...... Wow, my body is amazing...... I'm sure everyone else is with us, so let's just talk."

I agree with Liz's words and ask her to speak up to the samurai and tell everyone that hot water is in there at the stage where she just cleansed her body and left the bathroom. We go back to the room first and make him sweat as we feel the wind at the window. After eating, Taro and Hime sniffed and are happy to be muddy, but I don't particularly want to come in because I was only trying to soak them at night. However, if it was nearby, it would go straight in with Dobon, and the pool and the ocean would be another thing. I seem to recognize the time when you can come in with me and have my body washed as bath time at night. It's a little hot, so if you can tell her just a little later, she tilts her neck and starts rubbing her body around the room. Outdoors I seem to be territorializing with piss, but when I told them indoors it was forbidden, I stopped doing it at all. However, they still have the habit of rubbing their body secretions just like they did when they were children.

Liz and I watched the movement without seeing it, feeling the pompous and refreshing breeze, and a slightly prolonged chirping sounded from the window. Standing and peeking into the window, Mr. Stahl lands on the window from below.

"There he is."

A long time ago, Mr. Cat rings the sound of his corn around his neck, so when he strokes it, he narrows his eyes.

"Shiuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunraku. A little blurry? '

also greeted Taro and Hime, who approached him with joy, and sounded nibbling.

"What do you mean, blur?

A rally would be a rally of cats at night. I just don't see how dangerous it is. Recognition deviates considerably in cat hazards and human hazards.

"Do you think you can smell me and my calf? This is where it gets worse. '

scratch with his forelegs as he curls around his mustache as he gives a fine, cute voice. Is it like a typhoon when it comes to heavy rain and wind? There was a rainy theory when the cat washed her face, but she may be sensitive to changes in barometric pressure.

"Because it's swollen, Lenrakusha"

Where will the cats escape? Animals were missing at some point when the danger approached even in Japan, but we don't know where they went.

"Want me to lend you a building?

When I tell him while pointing to the hall, he gets a proper instant response to.

"One, frightened. Or there is swelling. So, Lenraku '

Hmm. I'm scared of humans themselves, but he recognized me as the lord of a herd called humans, so he told me how things were.

"Is your turn okay?

"It's a lot to come by. Everybody's bored. '

He tells me so, and the cat that was twisted with him stands in the window and goes straight down outside.

See you later.

When I wondered if it was night after that, I left so that I could fade away.

"Looks like we were talking, what happened?

Liz asks me after she drops off the cat, so I'll tell her the story earlier. Then, even around the village of Toluca, the typhoon seems to pass at this time of summer. The east side doesn't have high mountains in the south, so it seems to be a direct hit course as it is. The mountain range runs north around Terraxta territory, so it seems to be characteristic on the east side that it comes north along there and hits. If you do look at the map, you think it's likely geography. I thought few humans would make it into the land for the reason of fertility, but I would also like to say something to Norwe about whether there was such a backdrop. Sure, they don't get big water, but I didn't know it was a typhoon passage.

"I designed it to be okay with a bigger typhoon, and there are walls around town so there's no problem...... If there is, I think it's the 'fia' one."

"Fir" is still a lot of equipment in the process of construction. It is not to say that the outer perimeter of the town is also suitable for major disasters.

"It's hard to leave again... But I guess it's nice to know in advance."

When Liz and I are discussing measures, it looks like the guys have taken a bath too, and the samurai tells us that breakfast is ready. Well, I guess I'll take the lead on Kabia. I might have to ask my buddies to put it out on the 'Fia' side. When I got back from the trip, I pushed and killed a slight bitter smile about the trip again, while the two of us headed toward the dining room.