Magi Craft Meister

The number of houses in the village of Urn was about thirty, just the same size as the village of Kaina.

wooden pile had been struck as an easy boundary, and the goose that got off the automobile in front of it,

"I know the village chief here, so I'm gonna come through for a second"

When I told Jen that, he went into the village.

About ten minutes to wait. The pile is about a metre tall and about 30 cm apart.

From among the piles, and from above the piles, the Jens are in full sight.

Villagers, especially children, stare at the automobile with interest.

"The residents here are just like Mitsuho."

The color of skin like coffee milk showed that it was an ethnic group that drew the same blood.

My hair is a lot of burnt brown, but sometimes I wonder if some bright brown kids are half or quarters.

Conversely, I also saw black hair about the same as Jen.

The clothes you are wearing are not Mitsuho-style and are close to common clothes in the Shauro Empire and small groups of countries.

That's how I did it, and the goose came back. Is it the village chief who is coming with me?

He is an old man and has the same physique as a goose. Her hair is thin and she doesn't have a mustache.

Jen, this is the village chief of Urn Village.

"Not to mention Romiez."

"This is Nido Jen."

"Uh, Nido's the surname, Jin's the name, so how's it going?

"Oh, yes."

It was quite admirable and the pronunciation was one thing, but Jin became even more concerned about the culture of the North, for it distinguished his first and last names properly.

"You can come to my house if you have burns, especially if you don't have accommodation. Just leave the room empty."

"Thank you"

So Jen and the others were to be stayed at the village chief's house.

"Now if you take a bath, you'll boil it."

The water is abundant there, so when there was a bathing habit in this village, Goose eared to Jen.

"Oh, if that's the case, I'll help you boil it"

Jen offered because it seemed to boil with firewood. Engineering magic "heating" doesn't require fuel.

"Oh, that'll help."

It had been told by Goose that Jen was a wizard named "Magic Engineer" Magicraft Jazz, "so the village chief thankfully accepted it.

"'Heating'"

In a larger tub, but with about five seconds of heating, the water was added and subtracted just fine.

"Oh......!

The mayor of the village, who was watching beside him, looks impressed.

"The devil's guide, Ichiyu, is just..."

"Speaking of which, is there no wizard in this village?

"Yes, not only in Konji Village, but also in Fuso."

Then why do you know about the existence of the 'Mage'? Why it doesn't surprise me to see magic, leaves me wondering.

When Jen asks it,

"As" Malevito, "there are occasional visitors. It's not uncommon to be here. It's not like it's the first time."

and the answer came back. I am convinced that Jen will be.

However, the identity of "Malevito" remains unknown.

"Ah, that feels good"

Jen and Goose were bathing together because the "guest bath" at the village chief's house was huge.

"Wash your body first, then come in."

Jen cautioned the goose, who apparently hasn't washed her body in days or months.

"I know."

Goose seems to be aware of the area and is washing his body after putting on hanging water. In 'Soap'.

This soap was provided by Jen for a box (about 10 km) as a thank you for letting him stay.

Saki and Aal knew how to make it, especially since Aal's memory information had already been delivered to Old Master, and experiments had begun on Penglai to make soap from such things as heavy cao and seaweed ash.

"'Soap' or this guy is good! A few steps better than Rita's fruit."

He seems to be a musicologist, and Goose seems to know the fruits of Rita.

For the record, he said that a box of soap given to the village chief was now used for the purpose of cleaning his body at New Year's Eve and during celebrations.

Elsa and the others also used hot water, and a refreshing line was welcomed by the village chief.

"Thank you so much for the 'kake', but you're eating more and more."

"It's soap."

Goose cautioned.

"Oh, I did. Isn't that fantastic? Take care of it."

Looking happy village chief. But Jen was concerned about the meal served, the vessel that served it.

"This vessel..."

The fabric is wood. It's a light, durable tree. The wood is clearly out.

However, the problem is the paint applied.

"... lacquer, is it?

Candy, or clear coating with red brown. To highlight the wood, the annual wheel part is thick and the outside part is slightly thin.

Very elegant colour.

"Soba is a vessel made of 'toxoko' sap, not to mention specialty products from my village"

Spoons and shallow dishes were applied the same way.

"The paint I know called 'Urushi' is black, isn't it? I knew I'd make it out of sap."

Yes, the lacquer that can be picked in Penglai and the sap that used to be close to the lacquer with rustles all have a black color.

This is probably because of the different types of trees, Jen thought. Maybe this one is closer to Japanese 'lacquer'.

Goose eats into Jen's words.

"Well, is there a tree at Jen's that gives out black sap? Interesting."

"Ha, let's just eat"

"Um, I agree with that"

So together, we decided that it would be a treat.

"Oh, this, delicious"

Elsa seemed to like the vinegar.

"Kufu, this is the first taste I've ever had, but it's not bad!

Saki liked the vinegar as well.

"I like this!

Hannah seemed to like the sucker-style soup. In Jen's view, the stock of dried fish is taken.

And Jen was tongue-in-cheek at the white rice rice dinner, surprised that there was rice here as well.

"There are a lot of wetlands around here, so these walruses grow a lot."

Goose cheeks the meal with that explanation in it. I think I'm feeling perfectly better now.

"That mountain vegetable over there is Nunawa. It's an aquatic plant that grows in shallow ponds."

Apparently the vinegar, sucker, and mountain vegetables used for both are called Nunawa.

Jen liked sucking.

A bit of a plush toothpick is interesting.

Even if the number of items was small, Jens was able to forgive the hospitality of his heart.

"You owe this to Goose, too."

After the meal, Jen thanked Goose in the assigned room.

"We didn't come here all of a sudden."

"Well, maybe that's no. It's rare to have a foreign guest."

Still, there have been a few examples in the past, and it still seems like every ten years or so, Goose added.

"Most recently, you said a man like 'Tenkun Han' was here."

It was a touch of a technician, but since no magic guides were used here and no ordinary tools were particularly troubled, it was that he had not had the opportunity to be useful, and that he went north as he was.

"If you're going north, maybe we'll meet somewhere."

He was Jen, who wanted to see him, either way.

Jen was much more concerned about 'paint similar to lacquer' than 'tenkun han'.