Lazy Dungeon Master

Well, I just fell asleep until noon and even had a little head, and the lord's use hadn't come yet.

... Yeah, this feels moya now. Well, no, let's go to bed twice.

……

And even if I slept twice, there was no tone out. Could this have escaped? I can't believe it.

"What? Morning? It's only lunch day one, Kama."

When I show my face in the village chief's office, Rokuko will take a melon bread with his desk. Probably not a cheap assortment of confectionery bread (6pcs 5DP), but a slightly higher one in the bakery series. If I saw it in my current income, it would be an error.

"Morning, Locco. Didn't you hear anything?

"You don't. I've been trying to figure it out."

Could it be that they haven't noticed yet?

Or, like, still in action after I realized it. Because I can sleep a little more...

No, not with this idea. I don't care about the details. I want to get some sleep.

"... I knew I couldn't sleep well because of my feelings. You're gonna give Locco a hard time, aren't you?

"I care about the details of the cake.... I like it there."

"Hmm? Did I say something?

"He said he likes cakes that make me feel bad."

"Right. I like Rokuko too... Rokuko, you're blushing. And I'm screwed."

Rokuko covered his face with his bare hands.

"And you don't have a choice, because Kama says so."

"Should I not have told you?

"Say more! We're partners."

"Oh, I love you, Rocco."

I know it would be perfect if I even kissed him here, but I'm not good-looking enough to kiss him that lightly.

Uh, my ears are hot. I guess I don't do things I'm not used to.

Well, I got in the mood of my partner who left me alone with a letter, and now and then, shall we take a look around this pre-dungeon village, the village of Gorene? It's a decoration, but it's the village chief.

I've been completely abandoned lately, so I want to see where and what.

"Oh? Your husband, is that a walk? I've been free, and can I follow you?

"Strawberries? Well, you know, a walk or something."

They say strawberries work part-time in shops on holiday days or something, and they know more about the current situation in this village than I do.

I'd like to tell him to rest, but if he says, "I want money! The money to turn the slot! He says," If there is no obstacle to the operation of the inn, I will allow it.

So, it looks like that part-time job is also off today.

"I see. Then we'll show you the curry bread from the bakery series."

"Is that what you want?"

"Can't be right? If it's for curry bread, sell it so well. Us. Oh, rub your tits?

"... you wouldn't be selling that kind of body to another guy, would you?

"That's just up to your husband. Ya. I'm not selling cheap, and more importantly, we're your husband's slaves? You can say that on your own... or do you want me to do that? If that's your husband's hobby, it depends on the reward."

"No, that's fine. I'm sorry to hear that weird."

"Then a reward curry bread, please?

"Okay, okay, I'll buy you two"

I promised a reward and decided to take a happy smiling strawberry.

"So, the tits are rubbed and the flies?

If you feel like it.

Well, that's before the dungeon first. A simple fence is erected at the entrance and exit of The Cave of Desire.

It seems that monsters such as goblins never come out, but they can come out like that once and for all.

"They've had more kids lately and stuff like that, so they don't get it on their own?

"What, more child dwellers?

"With the merchant's kids and the family the adventurer called. Some of them planted it during the winter months, but this isn't even born yet, so it's a no-can."

Everything was a proven achievement this winter that I didn't starve at all and that some hot springs made me stay warm, and they have quite a few emigration hopefuls. He says the guy who's too weird keeps his deputy village chief Wozma from giving permission, but he still says there's quite a few more people.

Cousin, the carpenter adventurer, is also busy building houses and adventurer operations seem refreshing these days.

"When I hear about it, I realize I'm a decorator."

"Really? I hear your husband understands."

"Yeah, I'm throwing a round at Wozma and Cousin around for migratory hopes."

"... uh, you know what?

So, our inn 'Dancing Doll Pavilion' and Adventurer Guild Outpost across the lazy road from the dungeon.

The Inn uses a fairly large area because it is stuck with the village chief's residence and employee dormitories. There is a warehouse behind the guild outpost and a liquor store next door. Wozma, the deputy mayor of the village, may also be the master of the tavern here... well, Wozma was originally in business there.

"No, is the liquor store thriving? I'm messing up the vice mayor's job."

"It's a thriving place. The main job of the tavern is at night... Look, there's something behind the tavern under construction, is that the establishment of the tavern?

Looks like they're building something. There are some adventurers staying at our inn asking for carpentry help via the guild.

"Does that mean you're making money there"

"Even if you're not making money, you're offering me an allowance as deputy village chief, right? Then you don't complain."

Is that true? Then no.

Next, next door to the tavern, the Dyne Shop. They're letting us manage our village's finances. Merchant, Dyne. He is a competent merchant who, if properly deposited, increases it at will. Thanks to this, this village is easily run in black.

And the dyne was just selling the product.

"Oh? No strawberries. No part-time jobs today. I don't know.

"Hey, my husband's escort around. Chill out, man. Yeah."

"Is that why you said you saw it on your own...? Kama, come on, Maido!

"Oh, hey, Dyne seems to be doing well too."

When the two pavera twists that can be heard translated into the Ese Kansai valve are aligned, it's just the Kansai style.

"Ya," Stove "from the dungeon in the meantime. Oh, my God, that's such a jerk!

"Oh, the stove."

The stove was developed by our apprentice witch Nerne. I always use stoves for cooking. Fuel is demon stone. There is a magic formation painted on the ceramic board, which can also adjust the heat properly.

I also put it in a dungeon chest, but you brought some directly into this store, tell me you found it in the dungeon. (Note that Nerne's lab is in the dungeon, so no lies)

"It's thin, and I sold it to fly aside from adventurers because it's ae-chu to use the regular pan as it is... so if I find it again, I'd love to go to our store. Thank you for your love."

"If you find it. In the meantime, even if it's for sale, make it look appropriate."

"Yes - Yolo Conday!

The sale was on a tool for adventurers, lined with some weapons and demonic props.

They got this weapon and demon prop in the dungeon, as well as the one made by Cantara who taught Nerne the basics of how to make demon props. Cantara is a versatile guy who is both a blacksmith and an alchemist.

... Oh, some swords combine demonic props with swords. Is this for sale? Oh, it's not sold. Oh well.

"... yeah? You have plenty of accessories. What is this ring, this is a magic trick too?

"It's just an accessory. But it's selling very well."

"Heh, why not? Passage to sightseeing buys you?

Reviews have spread their reputation, and more and more ordinary people are coming to our inn to "come into the hot springs" and "come for dinner". Is that what you buy for a souvenir?

"No, a carved wooden sculpture will sell to passers-by like that."

The wooden sculptures are inside the dungeons. They're made in the villages of the Sacubas. He was the one who was picking it up with us and putting it as a hassle frame in the crate.

Also, for some reason, all things are shaped like pine mushrooms. He's the one who managed to insist on selling it.

"... eh, why?

"A figurine I got from a dungeon, just like a rare specialty for the average person? Even though it's a tree, it's oddly touchy enough. I guess you're welcome to bring this in, too. Buy it at that value."

... Do you even follow the leftover incense of the sacubus?

I grabbed the cokeshi that was securely lined up in the store smear and sniffed it a little, but I wasn't sure.