Life with my Little Sister

"Ahhh! Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good!

"Phee, phee, phee, phee, phee, phee!

Catch your sister running over crying, disappointed!

Oh, my angel feels so calm.

"Ahhh! Ha-ha-ha!

"Ok ok, you put up well......!

"Guru! Phew, phew, I missed you. Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Hold him tight, I'll stroke his head.

It's usual for Fee to cry and miss him, but this time he sent me out voluntarily saying, "Good luck."

As always, I'm proud to be your brother when I think this girl is growing up.

"Thanks to Fee, brother, you did your best. Thank you?"

"Phew's, thanks to...? Ha, ha, ha. Good luck with that?

"Yeah. Thanks to Phee's support"

"Hehe hehe...! Phew, I was so helpful! Phew, I'm glad to hear that! Phew, I'll always be there for you! Phew, I like it! Love it!"

With a cry, I was pressed against my cheek.

Anyway, I'm glad you seem to be feeling better, good.

"Good luck, Al. Was it okay?

"Yeah. Better than Fee for putting up with me. That's great, Fee."

Keeping My Sister's head stroked.

I heard a laugh at Hehehe.

"Come on, it's the real deal from here! Buy something sweet at the Chamber of Commerce!

"Huh!? You got it from the chairman of the business in the meantime."

"Well, I won't keep you till your next outing. I need to buy it while I can!

I'd say you're gonna get fat, but I'm gonna die.

If it doesn't ring, it won't...

"Phew! Huh, it's sweet too. I like it!

And a sister who raises her hand vigorously.

This girl is sweet too, because I love her...... Don't be an obese child, okay?

"Al, as promised, are you going to buy Phee a toy?

"Oh, hey, will you buy me a toy?

"Yeah, that's the deal."

It's my deal with Myangel for enduring my hard work and loneliness.

Whatever you put down must be fulfilled.

"Good for you, Fee. Do you really want to thank Al?

"Ugh, yeah...... ugh! Hehe...... heh! Thank you! Phew, I'm so happy!

Encourage me to keep my word and thank Phee. My mother, she's a proper mother......

Buying stuff isn't free, but I hope I can pay for it with today's sell-in......

That's why I came to the Shorcina Chamber of Commerce.

It seems to be thriving as ever, above all.

Continuing on from the last time, Abel is waiting in the warehouse area.

Therefore, the Crane Puts will be visiting alone, but they were nevertheless sent to the reception room on the third floor.

(The little elf is being seated right again... What the hell did you do...?

Let's not gaze at it.

I'm not involved.

Refresh your mind, there are two products I brought this time!

I put one of them down, Deng.

"Is this... a ship, is it? The ship is in the bin...?

That's right.

This is bottleship.

I took the time to get it done.

... Well, I cheated not only on the pin set, but also on pinching parts with raw magic.

It's good, isn't it, bottleship?

You wouldn't stop being excited just to see it, would you? I think it's perfect for souvenirs.

But the reaction of the High Elves is dull.

The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Mr. Henriette are looking at each other.

"... Um, Al?

"Yes?"

"Al, can you use space magic?

"Huh!?"

Right, is that what they think?

I guess I wouldn't even think of leaving the ship's material in pieces and assembling it internally with even the hassle free time.

If it does contain something bigger than the entrance to the bin, then it's more natural to think I used magic.

"Oh, no. I pinched it with a pin set and made it over time."

"What, on purpose, why did you do that...?

The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce gave it back to me in the face.

Did they think it was just prison time?

I think completing the ship over time is also a flavor of bottleship.

"... I do think it is worth it as a souvenir, but what is not suitable for mass production cannot be made into a product. Some favorites and aristocrats would love it, because the Chamber of Commerce basically focuses on products intended for the masses. I know it will sell, but you can't turn the craftsman around to something that takes time to work on."

Ugh... I see.

It is the artisans belonging to the Chamber of Commerce who make it.

They must also create other products.

In the world of the planet, what can be mass-produced in factories is also produced by hand here.

So I can't get a number of these things out?

"The idea itself is good, and I know a lot of you want it, but at the moment, I was wondering if it would be tough to sell the numbers"

Mm-hmm. Failed.

You can't, me.

"Just..."

The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce continues.

"As I mentioned, I think you definitely want this. So mass production is not possible, but is this bottleship on hand now? I don't want to buy it."

"Oh, yes...... So please…"

If it's going to be money, anything is fine......

"And that's a big idea. At first, I thought Henriette was kidding."

"Hmm? Mr. Henriette, can you use space magic?

"Just a little bit, though. Even if they imagine too much power, they'll be in trouble, won't they?

She's adorable, she's been winked.

I wonder if it's true......

I feel like this guy could do something amazing.

"So, one more thing, you said there was a sell-in?

"Oh, yes. This is it."

I want to take it out, fifteen puzzles.

Slide it and match the numbers, that's it.

"Hmm. That's a plaything."

Explaining the rules, the president of commerce goes on to match the number with the patsy.

Well, that's fast. We're almost ready, huh?

"Hmmm..."

He looks difficult.

Was it bad for you somewhere?

"Uh, Al."

On behalf of the Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr Henriette will give an explanation.

"This toy presupposes you know the numbers, right?

"Ah!"

Literacy rate! I forgot!

Right...

Literacy rate?

Outside the big cities, there are few people who can read and write.

Though numbers would be more pervasive than letters, you can't assume that you can read them completely.

If this is clay, for example, I can play with it.

If parents who can't read and write buy children who can't read and write for no money, it must be something that doesn't require letters or numbers.

... The Peeler Claw Cutting I've made so far was a product that I could use as it is, even if I didn't think about it.

Had to be careful with that part......

When you are frightened by your roughness, one child speaks up well.

"Yes, yes! Phew! I have a good idea for Phew! Make it a picture, not a number! Puzzle moving, I can paint!

"Oh!"

Well, sure, can you enjoy it even if you don't know the letters/numbers?

"Shh, wow, wow, Phee!

"Hehe...! Phew, I was praised by! Huh, more, that helps! Touch me!"

Was there a stereotype that says' it has to be a number 'because of the knowledge of the previous life halfway through?

I should have honestly made it an illustrated slide puzzle......

He praises his sister for stroking her head as she asks.

"You have other problems. If you know this puzzle, some legality, the rest will be a task. I think I'm getting bored fast."

The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, who set it up in an instant, also points out that point.

Of course, there are people who buy toys one after the other, but there are also many families who spend years playing with things they bought once.

For less developed economies than the Earth world, do you think it has to be?

You're full of holes, this product.

"Don't be so depressed. If you change this puzzle from a number to a picture, it will be a product. We will buy it ourselves. It's just that..."

So you can't afford to be expensive.

But your sister saved me, and you saved me.

It's going to be a lot of money.

Thus, this time my sell-in failed subtly.

Revenge is next.

I don't regret it!