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"So, I wonder what happened"
"Did Grandpa Crichton's threat work, Mr. Nitchison, and I've been apologizing right away. Well, already, with a low profile that surprises us. And then, when you do, you stick around and line up your flattery."
"Ha. I suppose it should be a merchant's book."
"I think even Mr. Norma will give it to you. When they give me back my palm, which I missed so much."
"Still, is that Mr. Clayton? That man told Mr. Nichison that it was good. Could it be, Edda? Is that your trick?
"Not so much as I planted it, but I signaled it with my eyes"
"Ha. That's delightful. Hmm. I didn't know that Edda would start using abdominal arts. Humans grow up in the meantime."
"Speaking of slight aids, I was in Norma's nursery the other day when I left Voca, but I wasn't there when I got back, so I'm surprised. When I asked LaCruz, he said he moved to Goncourt Mansion, and I don't know what he was anymore."
"Ha. Speaking of which, the use came from the Goncourt family just the day Edda left this town. I'll take it slow later."
The conversation between Edda and Norma is quietly filled with zingers.
Edda likes this air, with Norma and Zinger. That remains the same now that the place to relax while sipping tea thus moved from the institution to the Goncourt family.
"So you didn't press charges, did you?
"I did."
"Oh, my God."
"What Mr. Nitchison did is a little overwhelming. I made a direct accusation to the president of the association. The president of the association seems to have taken more seriously than the breach of contract, just trying to get him to [recover]. He said he would report it to the lord."
"The Lords have also sent word to the Goncourt family. About your treatment."
"Are you?
"It's the pill saint's fault. Notice that you don't want to treat adventurer Edda unfairly. Sounds like you sent it out to the temple with all the aristocrats, but I guess you had a similar contact with the Adventurers Association. Did you say anything to Lord Bantaloy about Mr. Nitchison?
"No, because Lord Bantaloy has nothing to do with this request for escort"
"That's fine. Don't even get involved with Lord Bantaloy. Then you'll be a fox borrowing the authority of a tiger, and you'll probably make unnecessary debts."
A little silence flowed.
"I know what Mr. Nitchison thinks."
"Hmm?"
"Voca vegetables are so tasty and cheap. Compared to Bantaloy."
"Yeah. Right."
"Besides, there are a lot of adventurers in this town right now, so you can get a lot of good meat for cheap"
"Speaking of which, yes."
"If you take a certain amount to Bantaloy, it will be a good business. But the vegetables are bulky, so I think if you put on a decent escort, you'll lose your profit."
"Well, I guess you're right."
"Mr. Nitchison is a merchant from outside recently, so I think he's trying to see if he can get his eyes on it and make a good business out of it. I happened to have a warcraft raid this time, so I thought if I hadn't, I'd have seen enough with that escort."
"I see, I see"
"And one day the adventurers will suffer irrevocable damage. I had to be tough this time so I wouldn't be."
"I'm afraid. I didn't know you were thinking that far."
"And this time, the vegetables and meat were everywhere, but maybe really, I wanted to buy more furs and herbs. But it didn't seem to gather as much as I thought, and that heap might also have something to do with reducing the number of escorts. This is Mr. Clayton's takeover."
"I see."
I heard a quiet knock on the door.
"Go ahead."
It was the butler's cannel that glanced at his face.
"Dear Norma. Master Lacruz has arrived."
"Oh, is that already the time? Please come through here."
"Yes."
Lacruz, the brushwriter who was holding back right behind me, enters the room. Palm, the disciple, carries on with his luggage.
"Dear Norma. Sorry to disturb you."
"Hello, Lord Lacruz. And Lord Palm."
"Was Lord Edda here, too?"
"Hello, Master Lacruz"
"I don't want you to talk like that."
"Bye, Lord Lacruz."
"Lord Edda is honest with you."
"No, no. I've been a jerk lately. Well, have a seat first."
Then they sat down, the tea was carried, and they bickered for a while.
After that, it was time for Norma to answer Lacruz's question.
"I thought it would be better if this part of the world wasn't."
"Hmm. Oh, right. Fix it that way."
"Understood."
"Lord Lacruz. As I always say, all you have to do is fix it in your presence."
"No, no, no, no. If you follow only the letter, you may see the deep content that has been rubbed there. If it's any trouble, I'd like to check with you."
"Of course there's nothing different about me. It is my and my father's wish to make a good book."
And here's the sentence.
Lacruz is a brushwriter sent by the cleric Armamir. Among the writers, he is known as a writer.
As a publication of a book written by a scholar, it is necessary to examine the original manuscript in the form of a book. That means that scholars are not necessarily obsessed with texts, even if they are excited about their area of expertise. Difficult rhetoric, typos, typographical confusion, and terminological inconsistencies are some of the different problems with manuscripts.
In addition, there are different differences between handwritten manuscripts and books that the writer can examine on the basis of the format.
Position or format for describing the chapter number. Or processing in the event of a new line. Where to put it in the open. In the case of citations, the book has a determination as a book, such as which position and size the author name of the source is to be written in.
Besides, the format of the book and the target reader make it less verbal. This verbal expert is referred to as a rhetorician, but Lacruz also possesses skill knowledge as a rhetorician.
In addition, there is a lot to check when making manuscripts into books, including mistakes in names, incorrect year numbers, and factual misidentification.
Especially when making academic specialties into books, those who make the originals from the manuscripts must have a multifaceted knowledge in the Exposition Notes and must also be long in the format of the book.
When making an original from a manuscript, there are significant modifications.
Conversely, when making a copy from an original examined by a writer, it is unacceptable to change one. We must follow the original faithfully, including how many characters are placed on each page. If you find a mistake, don't fix it on your own. Write down what you notice with your signature at the end of the volume. Naturally, there will be more notes at the end of the volume in the copies made from the copies.
A person who makes a copy from an original requires a different ability than a writer. It is the ability to write beautiful and well-tuned letters. Knowledge, taste and skill are required to finish a book as a book, such as how much to write with ink, which characters are strong, which characters are to be decorative. The expert in this task is called a brush plower.
Lacruz is the landlord of a writer. To come here in Voca, he brought two disciples and materials for one carriage full of carriages. I'm staying in Voca with Norma's clinic as my quarters, but I'm already totally obsessed with Norma's father's will, and I'm taking my leisure and encouraging the work.
Soon the questions were over, and Lacruz drove home from the Goncourt Mansion here to the clinic by carriage.
He picks up the carriage at a set time each day.
Norma snapped pompously.
"I wonder how Lecan is doing."
"I'm sure you're attacking the Tubolt Labyrinth sometime. We may have crossed a hundred levels already."
"Ha. Whatever it takes, it won't be there. What do you think of Zinger?
"Right. I'm talking about Lord Lecan, so we may have reached the fiftieth level by now."
In fact, on this day, that is, the twenty-third day of the two moons, Lecan has broken through a hundred and six hierarchies.