Magi Craft Meister

Jens soon arrived in the village of Toka.

"Wow! What the hell is that!

"Relax, that's just 'airship'!

I see soldiers stationed right and left.

But when I heard the noise, it seemed that Lisia had come out.

"Quiet! That's the boarding of the" Shu Xian ". Everyone, without disrespect."

"... Ha"

I can't hear the words, but perhaps such instructions were given, Jen thought.

The noisy soldiers and villagers calmed down and the square was empty about to land.

Jen instructed Edgar, who was steering, to take it down more slowly than usual.

And landing.

Jen was checking Lisia's face through Gondola's window. This means that Lisia also confirmed Jen's face.

The rear door, which is the official entrance and exit of the gondola cabin, acts as a tarap when opened.

Jen, Elsa, and Reiko slowly went down. Edgar is a voicemail.

"Mr. Jin!

Lysia rushes over.

"Long time no see!

A happy grin. But when I saw Elsa next to Jen, a slightly lonely shadow passed over her face.

"Long time no see, Mr. Lisia. Looking good."

"Yeah, thanks to you.... I'm asking. Congratulations on marrying Elsa."

"Thanks"

"What are you talking about? Come here."

Lisia led Jens to the Lordship Hall.

The Lordship Hall had become a splendid building in sight.

"Too much mass is also the source of being looked down on. And I mean, employment, a little bit, but the village livened me up."

If you ask me, they appreciated that I had a good response in the event of famine, and there was an immediate financial aid from the third princess, Rieschen.

"That's good"

Jen, who can only say moonlight words, seemed to convey her feelings, and Lisia smiled happily.

"Yeah, really"

And it was the reception room that led me.

This is also summarized in qualitative but hobby furniture.

"Please take a seat."

Jen and Elsa sit back recommended by Lisia. Reiko stands behind Jen.

Just there, maybe Lisia's secretary, a 15- or 6-year-old girl came with tea.

"Go ahead."

"Thanks"

The girl thanked me and walked away.

"That kid is a village kid, too. I hire people on a hourly basis."

I see, something like part-time or part-time, Jen understood.

"You seem to be working hard"

Jen said, that word clouded Lisia's face.

……

"Did I say something wrong?

Jen panicked when she saw Lisia suddenly dusked.

"No... sorry. It's nothing."

"No, it won't be anything"

"Something, trouble?

Elsa also asked if she felt anything about the appearance.

……

Lisia was silent, but if you look at her face, you could easily imagine that even Neglected Jen was a star.

"Me... no, we'll talk about it if we want to."

……

Still, Lisia didn't open her mouth, but finally opened her heavy mouth as Jen and Elsa spoke alternately.

"... limit."

"Huh?"

"I felt the limit..."

Then Lisia spoke her thoughts.

Limits of what you can do as a lord.

Limits as a village.

Limits of improving lives.

Limits of my abilities.

"... oh, I see"

After all, Lisia is holding in too much by herself, Jen thought.

There's no one nearby I can talk to, because I guess I'm trying to do everything myself, and I'm losing everything.

I immediately realized it was because I was once a black company and that and this was Jen who was being played.

"'Know your feet', or..."

That's what the Dean used to say to everyone sometimes.

"Brother Jin, what, that?

"Mr. Jin, what do you mean?

Elsa and Lisia have been asking questions.

"I wonder if I know exactly what that means, too."

and Jen prefaced and started explaining.

In the first place, it is a word that comes from the "intellectual-footed wealth" (rich in those who know foot), which is originally found in "moralism" (a compilation of the teachings of the ancient Chinese thinkers, Lao Zi), because these "Chinese" tend to lack explanations compared to Japanese, so many meanings can change depending on the interpretation, but Jen doesn't know that much.

"Paradoxically, first of all, there is no limit to human desire. As long as there is that desire for more, my heart will not rest. So I think it meant as much as' let's know we'll be satisfied '"

This doesn't mean don't be upbeat.

He admonishes us to polish and reduce our minds by restraining ourselves from what we cannot and cannot obtain, and so on.

Jen, while explaining, was thinking of the people of the village of Kaina.

He accepts certain things and lives a life of tattered ego.

Of course, Jen would accept it if he made all sorts of tools and magic aids, but not a single one said more, etc.

(... wonder if it's the blood of the old kingdom of Leonard?

Jen didn't even know that.

"… in short, it may mean that we need to enrich things and at the same time enrich our minds"

Jen also explained with his own interpretation.

"'Know Your Feet', is it? That's a good word."

Lisia smiled just a little.

"... maybe I do too. It sounds good when it comes to not being happy with the status quo, but maybe he didn't get his hands on what he could do, was distracted by the big things, the gorgeous content, and worried that he couldn't."

Lysia, who said those words in a self-analysis mood, was able to smile even more.

"Thank you, Mr. Ginn.... I kind of remember the first time I saw you"

"First time?"

"Yes, when I first went to Kaina village as a tax collector."

"Oh, was that the time"

When Jen loaded the rear car made with wheat and crossed the Togo with the young men of the village.

'Is it okay as it is now'?

As a nobleman, that's the word Licia, who was worried about what she could do for the people, asked Jen.

"Jin told me that those who didn't have the troubles of saying so would feel threatened to stand on top."

"Oh, I did"

"So, the conclusion I came to after a lot of thought on my part was' do what you can '. I seem to have completely forgotten that. Trying to do something you can't even do, hitting the wall... seems to have bothered you on your own"

Licia's face, who said so, seemed much more alive than before.