Life with my Little Sister

After consulting with Abel, it was decided that only at night would we go to the Southern Continent.

There are several reasons for this.

First, find the killer.

Abel and the rest of the elves could not find the suspicious.

But it is certain that the embryo is scattered in pieces.

So there are two possibilities.

For one thing, if it is dispersed in the shade of the night and scattered in pieces.

And the other, if the killer is not considered 'suspicious' by the villagers.

This time it is impossible to act on the premise of the former.

However, the problem is the latter pattern, and if it was a 'face-to-face offense', suspicious witness information from the villagers would be irreplaceable.

In that case, we need to gather information about people entering and leaving the village from scrutiny.

Even in the former case, we may not expect an immediate capture, since it is not always convenient to come across the killer.

"If you do it badly, it could be a long shot."

"... it will. Though I'm sorry for Al."

"No, no. That's why Abel doesn't have to bow her head."

That's why for a while, only at night, I decided to take a lookout.

That's another reason, and for me, thank you.

I have an important sister.

I can't leave that kid for a long time out.

But if "only at night," then only while Fee is asleep would you say you should investigate.

It's not an immediate solution to odd cases, but I can't help it all.

Fortunately, My Angel enjoys his days to the fullest, so if I respond to them, he'll use up his strength and sleep well at night.

I'll be doing a clever little work, but with a shallow sleep, my eyes woke up in the middle of the night, which should be much better than being.

So there are two things I need to do.

One is going out at night with Abel.

The other thing is, I'll give you a full open Fee in the daytime.

"Is it good to accompany you to the Southern Continent just now, starting today?

"...... hmm. Please."

"I get it. Then we'll have to get a uniform for Abel."

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To my words, Mighty Char leaned his neck strangely.

That's why I came to the South.

Is it going to be the first southern continent in my life?

No, it seems that the island of Kishkud, where Watercolor lives, is at the end of the sea on the southern continent, so can't you say that you've been here before?

"The crime scene will remain an epidemic..."

The village of Gosh, where the first sick people came out and there is a case in its present progression.

The village of Rühling, the largest endemic area.

And with later onset, the village of Cercat has problems with morbidity and the rate of progression of medical conditions.

I tried straining this one a few times, and eventually, I narrowed it down to one place.

Tonight we head to Cercat, Abel's first place to go.

It should be noted that that's the only thing suspicious about a human child wandering around in the middle of the night, so he decides to hide and hide beside Abel and break into the village.

(The magic of blocking the signs for times like this. And it's dark magic)

Many shops open at night in Wang capital, so it's bright even when the sun goes down, but that's not the case in rural villages.

Basically, if the sun goes down, you go to sleep, and if the sun goes up, you wake up and you live.

What is just different from the countryside of the Earth world is that there is magic?

Because of this, they sometimes have people up at night.

And naturally, even rural villages have gatekeepers.

Monsters exist, and it's a world of wildlings.

The gatekeeper seems to know Abel and speaks casually.

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Uh-huh!

I don't understand the conversation at all!

Right...

This is the end of the southern continent's human survival zone...

That's not an official continental language......

If you're a multilingual village girl, can you understand the languages of the South?

I feel like I can...

The story is that there are relics from the illusion history in the South.

"You suck, this. I can't cooperate in the interview..."

No, it's still good if you're about to investigate, but it's bad if you miss an important word.

(Even so, I don't have the head to understand unknown words right away)

I have to think of something to take...

Leaving me in the dark, I follow my mentor.

And then we went into Abel's secure empty house.

"... Mm. That said, Al couldn't speak Sauruan. … even if it can be done, it may not be heard well because it is tight around here."

Explaining the circumstances, Abel told me that.

"... the major languages of the continent may be better remembered by Al as well. Think about incorporating it into your classes in the future"

"Huh? No, me, I'm full of language learning right now..."

Outside of Japanese and continental official languages, ancient spiritual languages can be largely, but they are still not perfect, and fantasy truths are being studied.

As for the Divine Sacred Word, it's a total mastery of words, and it's not even pronounced obtuse.

I think if I add more words to my memory, my head will flake.

(Considering that, Village Daughter is really awesome...)

Well, if it doesn't have to be soon, you don't think it's a bad idea for me to be able to use more than one word, either.

There 'll be interpreters and stuff.

If you are hostile to the Bailefelds, there are many words you can use that you may not be able to stay in Moonrayne itself.

Aside from whether you can learn or not.

The rabbit is also a horn, a stakeout.

Even if you don't understand the language, you should be able to discover the suspicious.

We discussed positioning and watching time with Abel, and I got into placement.

Particular attention was paid to insect contamination.

But I'm not being chronic, but I'm optimistic around here.

Because Abel made the insect repellent.

If this doesn't work, it wouldn't make sense to use anything else.

From what I've heard beforehand, this is not an area in the South where too many flies and mosquitoes are feared, so even more so.

Another caveat concerns hygiene management.

Particularly in underdeveloped areas of water and sewerage, people are told to be careful about touching things around there.

Particularly problematic is the handling of excreta.

Nor does it flow into sewage as mentioned above, nor does it seem that there are extremely few areas to fertilize, so what you put out seems to be a mere troublemaker.

So how are we treating it, they're going to accumulate excreta altogether and dispose of it in vertical holes like dried wells - a common village facility.

In the depths of the scrap yard, Master Slime, a classic of otherworldly things, is seated.

Even so, the slime of "natural products" around there doesn't keep up with the speed of processing, and even if it's omnivorous, there are quite a few individuals who like it or dislike it and don't eat it at all.

Therefore, they have purchased Slime with improved varieties for "dirt only" and are using it to treat excrement.

I remember being impressed by the unexpected demand in the unexpected, as some of the subordinates mainly grow this' special slime '.

That's how excrement is handled, because we all know it was abandoned and that seems to cause the disease.

So depending on the location, there seems to be some tough penalties.

Especially in cities that become relay destinations for large numbers of travellers, or villages where nobles are visited or used as a passage to the capital.

Conversely, if it's an 'otherwise' village, it's not uncommon to throw it away around there as usual?

Well, Abel tells me to be careful.

For once, some inspections of the "top" coming to the village seem to check whether this "disposal of excreta" is being carried out properly.

(No. In a way, it's a lawless zone.)

At the end of my hiding sight is exactly what a man is looking for right now.

Yeah.

Let's not walk around that...

I know there are times when discipline is loose around here, but it seems to be due to the fact that the slime dedicated to processing is quite expensive and it is difficult for amateurs to reproduce it again.

"I was reincarnated into slime, but my job was processing arr"

Or if I wrote it in a web novel, would anyone read it?

No, I think it's already possible.

Anyway, the first day of the watch ended without anything happening.