Netooku Otoko no Tanoshii Isekai Boueki (WN)

I was asked to rely on Rebecca for horse feeding and bed walnuts, etc., and decided to purchase them from there in the future. The fact that vegetables and other ingredients can also be divided into twats.

The price, not that it's a friend price, is really as cheap and helpful as an asshole. Technically, the level of whether or not it costs more than one monthly silver coin to maintain three horses. To the same extent as having a dog or cat in Japan?

I actually thought about having a horse in Japan, and I said, "Either a cruiser or a horse?" It's so reckless, so cheap isn't the level. If it's about Hokkaido, it might be another place.

The fact that I hired Olica, who was blind and had no job, made the villagers feel more fond. I can talk to him if I do something.

It was mostly about the mansion and commerce and Deanna (because it's kind of an elf) to say hello, so I cleared it appropriately.

When it came to villagers, there was an image of 99% of agricultural workers, but only the village at the end of Eliche's eyes and nose - simply not living in Eliche - and many seemed to work in Eliche. He is a villager commuting to the city. Commuting is a word in these fantasy worlds, but it doesn't suit you.

I decided to leave it entirely to Olica from the beginning to buy supplies from the village. I'm going to make Marina remember to buy it too in a while and disperse the burden, but I'll let Olica do it if I have to. I'm just going to shop in my village, and they'll do it without any particular problems.

But if I bought a large quantity of walnuts and fodder for horses, I wonder if I can't carry them alone?

If you were thinking about that, you would carry me to the mansion as the feed walrus. What the hell? Nice information service.

I bought some horse food for the time being and some walrus for my bunk and went back to the mansion.

I got vegetables, and I bought a bag of rice. Mr. Hetty has already prepared for me, simple cookware is in the mansion, as well as dishes. Water can also be drawn from wells all you want.

As far as eating is concerned, I guess this is no longer a problem.

Orica was to be employed from tomorrow. I'm not ready for anything to get you to work in the lodge. As for the bed, we can't just let Orica sleep with Deanna or Marina in the same bed, and we need to prepare a new one.

Well, I can handle it because I can guess in bed. The futon will be fine, too. The problem is made-to-measure clothing, but I hope you buy a used one in the market.

...... I'd really like to make an order for the cute ones though! Tailoring! But I'm already financially suspicious, and I can't do it for a while!

The employment contract with Orica is a promise. I never exchanged spiritual covenants.

So he healed his eyes, and then fled, and cried and fell asleep, even if he lost an entire portion of the Spirit Stone. But I didn't have it because it was something as strong as a spiritual contract to tie it up.

I knew they said it was sweet, but they also said, "I'd rather believe and be fooled than suspect and be a suspicious ghost", the main character in my favorite comic book...

Mr. Hetty took his luggage to the mansion by carriage and then left to say, "I'll be back ~".

Then, before dark, we all taught Mr. Rebecca to take care of the basic horses.

This feeling that sprouts when you're feeding the horse.

Cute, horse cute. Horses in different worlds are big and cute.

Marina and Deanna seem to feel the same way, happily feeding too many carrots from their hands, and getting caution that Mr. Rebecca should "eat too many vegetables".

Tomorrow, let's also practice horseback riding. I'm ashamed to have a horse, but I can't ride it at all.

... When I master horseback riding, I'll write "horseback riding" in the stunts section of my resume...

After that, we all tried to cook.

Deanna was, as expected, someone who couldn't cook at all. That's the level where I've never even gripped a knife.

... but the cheat-performing high elves were so high that they didn't make that a problem at all.

Lighting firewood or transferring water out of the bottle is one shot with "simple spiritual magic". Besides, it's one shot in "I'm Calling the Spirit of Light" until the lighting.

What's this, what a cheat?

Didn't you not use spiritual magic during your special guide? And I said, "You can use the easy one. You can afford this mansion because of its intense spiritual power"? I don't know the scope of "simple spiritual magic"......

Marina's not as good as Mr. Rebecca's, but she seems to be able to cook, and she has some kind of boiled imo on the crossing of her nose, which feels unexpected. I was just surprised to expect something more dodgy, like wrong with sugar and salt, for example.

I cooked the rice.

Technically, I went back to my parents' house and cooked in a cooker. I can cook it in a pan, but... if it's a cooker, see, it won't fail...

The food was usually delicious for everyone. Marina's boiled broth was a little warm though.

The rice cooked in the cooker was also popular.

After dinner, I had to get my bed ready before it was too late, so I returned to Japan.

Go back to your room, set up your PC, and check out what's going on with the auction you left out at the end of the year. It hasn't been a day since I put it out yet, so I haven't even finished one, but the bid is botched.

Well, I'm offering one yen this time, so it's natural. And then there's nothing to say if you compete and get high, but I have to try to open the lid there.

Then the sleigh checks out better. Because it's winter break, or it seems subtly rough, but this is as common as it gets.

I kept the tea cloudy because I was appropriately busy with a couple of less. He's got some sort of summary site, and he's got an influx of new residents.

If so, will you require a little more prudence to play sleigh from now on? I thought so, but there's no way there's a real believer in going out of the mirror and actually going to another world.

Even me at the time, every time I come back here, I think it was all a dream or a fantasy.

As always, there's no problem if you go through with "CG."

My sister used the bed, but it was in the storage room. The futon pulled out of the guest room.

Now Olica's bunk is OK.

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The next day we all made our way to the temple (with Orica as well). Either way, to treat Olica's eyes with spiritual stones.

The story is that one spiritual stone is enough, but I can't do it depending on the type, so I brought both. "First Spirit Stone" should be kept as a souvenir. The Spirit (small) also said, so Lapis Lazuli is kept warm and I intend to make it an opal to use. Well, Opal. Then if they say I can't treat my eyes or something, I'll use Lapis Lazuli. I'm not that kodawari.

The clergyman was still cute today. I took a sneak photo, and Deanna was about to give me a camera.

It could have been premature to tell Deanna about the camera......

The spiritual powers of the spiritual stone were freed and the cleric chanted the spiritual magic for restoring vision, and the treatment itself was completed in an instant.

Spirit stones were enough for Opal as well, and Lapis Lazuli's Spirit stones are a bit of a fancy spiritual stone, whether it's heavenly rugged herd blue over here or something, so you think it's a waste? Rather, I was surprised at how good the stone was.

Anything, a spiritual stone as good as a spiritual stone with solid colors, and the next thing I know, something that's transparent (the crystal (quartz) I used before in the gift enchantment for the mayor, he said, was quite good), it doesn't weigh very rarely that it came in all sorts of colors like opal...

What about diamonds? And when I hear that, what is it? I've been told. Deanna looked amazed at something, but she said, "You know what, Deanna!? I heard," but I was teased.

As for the Spirit Stone, it's too rare an item and a little too little information.

Safely restored by the special power of the Spirit Stone, Orica said, "I can see! I can see it right up to the distance! Wow, that's amazing! Thank you, sir." She was becoming an asshole.

Glasses kid plan was frustrating, but if we're satisfied...

But I decided to launch a new Dada Glasses Made Project. It's a boy who keeps his dreams swollen for glasses maids. I'm not wrong.

I'll buy them again next time, Dada Glasses.

After the temple, we headed straight to the Chamber of Commerce. To sign a contract to rent a section of the market.

I got the mansion, I bought the horse, and the maid is OK. But, come on, I have to start doing business perfectly. Money sucks.

The place to rent is the corner of the "Zone dealing with household goods and groceries". "Zone dealing with old clothes and ancient tools" was intriguing, but all I would sell was new, so naturally I would have a store in a new zone. The store is also a stall.

Ask the officials, the last time - and it was yesterday - they have just a little more free space than when they came. Anything, they say at the beginning of the month why there are so many replacements in time.

According to Hetty, it seems to be something that "starts all over the island, ranks up to the birthplace, the outer perimeter..." (although I wasn't sure what that meant), so I don't need to focus so much on the first place.

Nevertheless, I also wanted to see what the next store was selling, so I decided to stare a few places in my spare time and actually go down to the market.

"Zone dealing with household goods and groceries" is the only corner of selling new (if you look closely, used mixed) and has a much quieter impression compared to "Zone dealing with used clothing and ancient tools".

The knife shop is open to young people like blacksmith apprentices. The sale is made of iron western knives. It seems to be a common thing to use at home. Various sizes sell, but the larger ones are about 80 cm across the blade, mostly weapons. There was also a large meat cutting knife (chopper).

The dinnerware store is stocked with utensils, crockery utensils, glass glasses and utensils like those made through the trees. I don't handle porcelain.

The kitchenware store sells large quantities of iron frying pans, vegetables, turners, vials to add seasonings, tongs, lightweight mass, eggs, balls (made of wood), monkeys (made of bamboo-like material), from what you've seen to what you've never seen. They also seem to be using about two parcels of sales space.

Others are the grocery stores - wall decorations and figurines stores, sewing tools stores, rug stores, clothing, bags, woodworking supplies, farm tools, hats for hair decorations, parchment, paintings -. Well, in short, they sell everything. I don't have half the number of stores, so I haven't checked everything, but if I run a store here, I'll be able to figure it out sooner or later. If you have a good product, you can import it into Japan.

I remember it with seasoning. The value of salt in this world, but not surprisingly or anything valuable, it can be like blah blah blah blah blah.

Apparently that's why there are so many salt lakes in this world. Amongst other things, the salt lake trail (...) is exactly a pool of salt, which could be repeated over the years as "seawater build-up - evaporative drying - seawater inflow from above - evaporative drying - seawater inflow - evaporative drying", and there is virtually no trouble with salt just because there is one of these?

That's why we all cook with a bang of salt. The level at which dishes baked in salt kettles with vanilla, whether meat or fish, have generally become popular. There is also a lot of salting in processed food stores.

First, bring salt to Japan and say, "Unknown minerals lubricate! I thought I'd try selling salt from different worlds," but I just said no because the groceries were dangerous.

Well, that's not why I don't know. I wouldn't sell it. Even Netook.

I looked around at the place I was staring at, and the corner between the tool maintainer and the shoe store seemed good, so I decided there. At least I wanted to avoid selling and batting the stores next door.

If there's a maintainer next to you, you can have your handheld items maintained.

Agreement to return to the Chamber of Commerce. The contract fee is one silver coin in January. Weirdly, I don't even borrow on a weekly basis, so I signed a contract in January.

The place is "Black 21". Seems to be named by color by the island.

Tomorrow, there's a flea market, so I'll decide to advertise the place while I sell the goods there, let's do that. Will the store actually start in the market at a later date or so? I also have to re-purchase the products for the market.

Anyway, this is where my merchant otherworldly life begins! Hang in there!