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

Well, in conclusion, it was a state of war.

"There was an injury at a private house in Lu Sixth District under Sister Ten. Looks like the plant pot I left upstairs next door jumped in through the window!!

"What's the situation!?

"Seems to have worn fragments from the crushing, minor injuries but wide range, so my family was looking for help"

In a fierce windstorm, soldiers transport blanket-wrapped humans to barracks in a few. At present, each barracks co-located at the gate has been used as a base for rescue operations. I am in a position to wait at the South Gate once and say follow up if anything happens. The number of people in town has also grown, and even the Pharmacist Guild is turning people around who can use divine art, so I am listening to the report properly as a hindsight for times of excessive return. Well, if anything happens, I have to run to each gate, so it's tough. The relatively seriously wounded are instructed to be transported to the south gate.

"Cut your forehead... Do I have to stop the bleeding? Hey, pharmacist, please!!

The soldier on duty checks the situation and starts working with the Pharmacist Guild humans. However, after heading towards the treatment room, the situation changes slightly.

"Check the person in charge around Sister Ten."

When the soldier who was hitting the response contacted the clerk, the clerk turned all over the book and drew a bat mark with both arms.

"I'm Adventurer Guild Manager"

"Ha...... We talked about taking care of chores because we don't have enough people, but the quality is too bad..."

Mm-hmm. You're mostly coming to your head, I'm thinking you might not hear it because you're a little far away, but your voice sounds too loud. That's right. Even if there are soldiers from a thousand people on the boulder, the investigation of the whole of Lisatia will not be completed in three days. I reluctantly asked the Adventurer Guild because Kabia also rooted for the Chamber of Commerce, but I couldn't deny the shortage of personnel...

"There are people who do a good job and people who aren't there, this. Besides, even if I did, I would have decided to give it out again if I didn't explain the situation properly..."

The soldier on duty screams in dissatisfaction as he scratches his head 27615;. I guess the jurisdiction of the Adventurer Alliance is applauding the injuries brought in earlier. Would it be frustrating if the people you should protect were injured in the end?

"Liz, I need a favor."

"Hmm? What?

"In the kitchen, let's make a night meal. It's going to be a long stretch, and I'm getting frustrated. As it is, discontent is likely to erupt everywhere. Let's plug in something delicious."

When I tell her that, Liz frowns a little.

"Just the south?

"No. We're here occasionally, so I just asked Liz. Excuse me, Herald. I have a favor to ask."

I will call for a decree, send it out of stockpiled food for a night meal, make a written statement to the effect that it is good, and have it delivered to East and West. The military's materials are thorough and the use is determined. I'll have to adjust later, but this would be pocket money. We need to talk to Kabia and Ray.

With that in mind, peeking out the window, a stomping black cloud is slightly pregnant with light. It's dawn in time, but is the layer of clouds thick or not that bright? I could not tell because I had only experienced typhoons in Japan, but inland typhoons are absurd. Is it because we're dropping heavy rain in the mountains along the way, and the wind is tough anyway? The rain itself does not seem to have fallen that much, but the damage to the wind continues to rise. Sure, he said there would be no water damage, but he could have been mopping up a typhoon on the flat ground. Correspondence, chilling to see if I made a bit of a mistake, I drop Liz off heading towards the kitchen. If you don't dare, eat something delicious and cheer me up, I can't keep all the soldiers motivated.

"Lord!!

If you are slightly unconscious and self-loathing, the soldiers will call you.

"Yes, what is it"

"There is a fire in Wolf Thirteen. The firehand is still small, but it's this wind."

"Wow...... I thought I told you it was strictly forbidden to use fire today..."

The poor situation gives the soldier a look of sorry for the blurring out of his mouth.

"Some interpret today as the day. It's time to prepare in the morning, so there may be more to come"

Beat the soldier on the shoulder and send a snort.

"It was inexplicable. I also seemed a little frustrated with the boulder. I'm sorry. I'll be working a little bit for that."

"I'm sorry, Your Lordship, but you're going to have to leave."

"It's good because no human being can produce enough water to extinguish the fire. If a seriously injured person comes, please bring it in first aid. When you're done, I'll play vacation and bonus. Hazard allowances are also included in the budget, so no doubt about it."

"Lord... Dear..."

I thought I would be happy, I was given it back with a bitter laugh, so I guess I was a little careless. Still, if it weren't for any delicious thoughts, you wouldn't be able to do it, this kind of scene. With that in mind, the moment I open the door and go outside, I'm amazed at the amount of wind my metabolic body is likely to rise. That's not what I'm looking at through the window. I'm just going to make a shell out of wind magic and head to the fire scene. Don't you have to go that far north to say Article 13... The Sister Triangle doesn't make sense, so East-West, North-South, with the right words, make addresses in the form of adding the number of stripes from the north. Turn up the hover output and fly unbeatable by the wind, but the shell itself is shaken and terribly scary. A little more, I wish I had learned the image from Mr. Dragon, but at the speed of the current human peak, I would go straight over the town.

Find a bright spot in the wind and go straight down to the scene. Around the perimeter, soldiers are moving the surrounding burning objects to stop the burning.

"With Lordship authority, we will take over command of this site. What about the commander?

"Ha!! Teraimy."

When I scream near the person who was giving the instructions for the work, it seems to have been bingo, so I return the answer straight to the salute.

"Is there anyone in the house in question? What about the houses around here?

"We're evacuating over there. Neighbouring residents are now gathered together to wait there."

When Teraimy looks at the tip he points at, he has a worried look on his face and a group of people watching the fire. Away from there, it would be the man who put out the fire who is squatting small.

"I'll quell the fire at once. There's a lot of water flowing, so please step back a little bit."

Tell him so, make sure that the people's enclosure drops greatly, producing water about the size of a small pool at the resort hotel, and dropping it as it is. Along with the sound of vertigo, the water ravages the house, deflecting heavily where the flames erupted and beyond. Repeat that two or three times, anticipating that you will no longer feel the heat, and go back to Teraimy.

"We prioritized fire suppression because this is a site where fire is already out. I am responsible for this matter. Tell residents to come to the Lordship Hall after the fact. Until then, please rest in the barracks room."

"Okay. We'll handle it!!

Tell him briefly, and Teraimy will drop him off and return to the South Gate.

Take this off the skin, big and small. There's gonna be trouble. I'm gonna get out. Did it eventually fit in when the sunset came out of the gap between the clouds? Nearly twelve hours before that, I ran around on a bump. Undoubtedly, disaster prevention education and disaster prevention training are necessary. Later, the lesson is, you couldn't beat a natural disaster, do you mean to say Bikun Bikun? He moves too far, flutters his head, sleds, and lays on the bed in the room of the Lordship Hall. From the window, the still strong but cool wind wraps the sweat and coal coated body refreshingly. Still, I didn't put it to death, so I guess it's a pain split... I asked Ray and Kabia for the rest, so now I'm going to bed. Those two were trying, but I'm sorry. I won't have it until Liz gets back. Manual labor was tough... Oh... Sumi...