Legend

Seeing Ray come down to earth with Seto, it is those who are joyfully waving in a major utility: the construction of the Gilm.

Of course, the main player in the job is a carpenter, but it is difficult to carry out this work, although not very much just the carpenter who called from places such as the surrounding villages and cities.

If this were a simple village or city, the carpenter would still have managed it.

But... Gilm is nominally a city, but it's essentially the size of a city or a population.

Build it up... and spread it by about 50%, so there's no reason why the carpenters we've collected should be enough.

Nearly hundreds of carpenters have gathered, each of them divided into one another, and now there are daily meetings on how to proceed with the construction.

For the carpenters, it's an honor to be able to participate in so many large-scale additions.

Naturally, each one tries to make the most of his/her skills… Ten colors, a carpenter is just a lot of craftsman temperament, he/she wants to go through his/her own flux.

With all those carpenters together, it's obvious that it's not going to be that easy.

Initially, it was not uncommon for it to develop into a beating in an attempt to pass its own fashion.

Carpentry is naturally due to manual labor such as carrying trees, which is why many people are more willing or armed than bad adventurers.

So the adventurers who were on the spot initially couldn't even get their hands on it because of the large number of carpenters... it was Dusker who appeared there.

I know it has the qualities of an ex-knight, but I suppose Dusker, whose majesty made the carpenters brilliantly obedient, should say just fine.

Together, the current carpenters are consolidating under the Dusker and are in the process of discussing the construction of the Gilm additions.

In the meantime, the adventurers, including Ray, secured the materials and tools to be used in the construction of the additions, secured the carpenters' homes and secured the food... There were a lot of things to do.

In that, Ray was entrusted with bringing in the trees he had felled in the Trento woods, as the workers had previously told him.

"Nearly two months after that..."

On Seto's back as he descends to earth, Ray groans looking at the blue sky, where one cloud does not exist.

Yes, nearly two months have already passed since we fought Giganto Turtle in that Trent forest.

The season is already what it deserves to call early summer, and the sky feels like it's getting higher than it was two months ago.

(If I could, I would have liked to proceed with the dismantling of Giganto Turtle)

Turn your gaze from the sky to the mysteries that are nestled in your right arm, and exhale in a small sigh.

Originally, I thought that was the day after Trent's forest was cleared.

But naturally, when it comes to dismantling giant monsters like Giganto Turtle, it doesn't end in a day or two.

Beyond that, it becomes necessary to hire a certain number of people for a longer period of time.

It was a worker who hung up on it.

Naturally. The construction of the Gilm will now begin, and no matter how many adventurers there are, it will be insufficient.

When Ray hires a lot of adventurers at that time, it's a lot harder as an guild.

So if I could, the dismantling of Giganto Turtle would be better… More precisely, it would be a matter of waiting until the busy times of the adventurers are over, and the marina who was listening to it negotiated with the workers and held the costs of dismantling Giganto Turtle - all the rewards for the adventurers and all the expenses of meals, tools, etc. - for the guild, which entailed the negotiations.

... After the negotiations were over, the worker's back was coal, a word spoken by Lenora, the guild's receptionist.

Ray wanted to take out just the demon stone quickly if he could, but the status quo is in the form you keep.

In addition, I have already received the required amount of flame ore as a reward for moving in on the Trento Forest.

I'm still working, so I guess I'll get extra.

"Hey, you kept me waiting. Where do you carry it?

"This way!

Ray, down from Seto, who lands on the ground, enters the gilm with the adventurer he has been waiting for.

As usual, we need procedures to get into the city, but those who were recognized as trusted adventurers in the guild, starting with Ray, were allowed to stay in the city freely.

… Of course, there are really a few people who can get in on a free pass than can be conditioned to be trustworthy in the guild.

In that sense, I guess the adventurer who was waiting for Ray also means someone trusted by the Alliance.

"Whoa, Ray. Good luck."

Ray raises his hand gently to answer the words the guards have hung.

I'd like to talk to you about a lot of things if I were you, but Ray is in a lot of a hurry right now, and most importantly, the guards are busier with the procedures for those entering the guild.

A lot of people got busy with the construction of the gilm, but the guards were probably the busiest of them all.

It will naturally require a large quantity of materials to build more.

No, it's not just that. Various people go for guilds for things like people who started carpentry, adventurers who called in from neighboring villages and cities, people who come looking for something to do, merchants who thought about doing business in anticipation of them...

And naturally, the guards need to go through the process of entering the guild against such people.

That's even more busy than spring, which usually gets the busiest all year round.

So the exact point was that I couldn't afford to talk to Ray like that.

"Hey, why does that kid get into the guild without even going through the process!

I guess I've been in line for a long time and the frustration has reached its peak.

A merchant of a woman in her thirties asks that for the guards.... No, should I say I slapped my voice precisely.

We've been in line for a long time, so why is that kid the only one?

Sometimes they line up for more than half a day, and the woman can't even see Seto.

It was just a frustrating view of Ray, who went into the guild without any particular formalities.

Some of them, lined up, had come to the Guild several times before, and such people had their gaze upon the woman.

However... it is usually a guild with many such people, but many people are new to the guild now.

Some such people naturally see Ray with a jealous gaze.

Most of all, many people see Ray take Seto... and understand that Griffon is not what he looks like.

And those who are somewhat circumstantial assumed that Ray was an adventurer with a deep red alias because he was carrying Griffon.

"He's an adventurer, and he's been asked to do all sorts of things. For this reason, we are only allowed to enter the Guild without formalities while this addition is under way."

The guard manages to calm the woman's merchant, he tells her so.

(However, it would take a few years for the construction of the addition to be completed... In the meantime, has Ray been unprocessed all this time? Well, in Ray's case, there's an item box, so it would be pointless to do an inspection or something)

When it comes to what takes the most time to get into the city in this way, it would naturally be inspection of the luggage.

Illegal items, like you shouldn't have brought them in. Or a substitute that can't be brought in without special permission... there are others who try to bring various items into the guild.

Especially now, there are many people who don't usually come to the Guild.

In that case, the inspection of nature and luggage will be strict... but as long as Ray's item box and mysteries are stored there, there is nothing the guards can do about it.

I can only hope for Ray around there.

Still, I guess I'm not so worried because I already have a few years with Ray.

Also, I can't say enough without Ray when it comes to adding Gilm... but there was no doubt that the efficiency would be very different from having Ray or not actually.

"Hey! Are you listening!

The guard who was thinking about Ray returns to me with a word the woman merchant shouted.

"Uh... you know,"

The guards managed to open their mouths to persuade the angry opponent in front of them to calm down somehow.

"Hey, that's awesome. It's been a few years since I've been in the Guild too, but I've never seen you so lined up in front of the front gate outside of the previous wars."

Walking down the boulevard, the adventurer who was coming to pick up Ray tells him like he was excited.

Naturally. Ray didn't have to line up because he came down on the seto as it was, but there was a queue of about hundreds of meters in front of the main entrance.

It is not clear how long it will take to complete all such persons' luggage inspections and various procedures.

It was as long as it seemed.

"Well, I'm relieved I don't have to be in that line either.... this way, okay?

"Ah, yes. He wants us to put the timber in a third party this time."

Trees previously felled in the Trento Forest were carried secretly by the Knights.

However, the city has already been published and moved forward.

This is why it was no longer necessary to keep it a secret, so that Ray could carry it directly.

Materials are also put together in several places… One of them is called the Third, where Ray should go this time.

"Okay.... Wait a minute."

Say a word to the adventurer, Ray heads to a nearby stall.

"Give me three skewers."

"Aye, Ray looks like a lot of trouble too."

Ray and the familiar shopkeeper give him a skewer that was cooking up quickly when he smiled and told him so.

Pay a fee for it and open your mouth with a small grin at the store owner's words.

"It's true you've been busy all at once in the last two months."

"Uh... I guess. You're not a little busy making Gilm bigger than ever. Well, thanks to you, this one's thriving in business."

The higher number of people in the Guild means, naturally, that more people are eating there.

Given the number of people gathered for this special occasion, the sales of restaurants serving meals will naturally increase.

Most of the other inns are full, and few of the people I know who are in the Guild have rolled into their homes.

In that situation alone, everyone who had originally opened a shop in Gilm became quite proud of their sales.

Not to mention the way Ray spread meat, pizza, udon... - it was the cooks who spread it, to be exact - many of the dishes are very rare, grabbing the stomach of those who gathered in the guilds.

If it's udon, you can even eat in cities like Abu Ero and Subrusta...... still, it wouldn't be surprising how many people would want to eat real udon anyway.

"Well, I'll deliver the package."

"Oh, come on, man."

He exchanges words briefly with the store owner, and Ray walks out again toward the third material storage area.

I bought one skewer for myself, one for Seto, and one for the adventurer who is guiding me.

Go down the boulevard, each eating a skewer.

New adventurers, merchants, and those who came to the Guild looking for work… it was the behavior they were used to even taking to Ray that surprised them to see Seto.

In the sense of distinguishing the inhabitants in the Guild from those who are not, I would say Ning Ro was helpful.

"So, what's happening to those preparing under the additions?

"The move is over now, and the house that was near the wall has almost been demolished. The residents who stayed until the end were convinced eventually."

"Oh, that guy..."

Ray's face can be distorted uncomfortably.

If you don't want to move because it's your home town or a house you've been living in and attached to since you were little, Ray would have been able to convince you.

But that's what the man told me to give him more money.

On top of that, the man lived in a very old house, and that's the kind of house that he would think would break naturally in less than a few more years.

Someone who isn't very much, but doesn't seem to want to listen to what they have to say over there.

Ray opens his mouth reluctantly, remembering a man in his forties or so who had a humble grin to see.

"Maybe you raised the amount?

"No. I brought someone who couldn't get that man's head up, and he had a drink. … and then immediately"

"Uh... I see. Is that what happens?"

That's how Ray and the others headed to the third material depot.