4.
"I wonder, Lord Edda. I was wondering if you could put some" recovery "on this Mr. Balin."
Edda was fed up in her heart with a smiling face, again.
This time, the request from the neighbor Millil started.
Millil's husband is a woodworker, but one of the mansions in and out was the house of the master of the Carigos store. If that Carigos recently found Millil's husband oddly favorable, he came to the house by carriage and asked me to introduce him to Edda.
Milil talked to Edda in difficulty. When Edda greeted Carigos, he was verbally put on a carriage and brought to Balin's house.
Looks like Carigos wants to make a loan to Balin. At the same time, I am trying to cut this off and use Eda well to make it a free (recovery).
I've been dealing with a lot of these kinds of deals already. Edda said to Carigos, with a smiling face.
"Is this a request for recovery? Then let the therapist Norma through."
It's a polite tone. When I go out on the field as an adventurer, I try to speak politely when I'm not, because I'm not being treated politely. As a matter of fact, Edda feels more comfortable with polite tones these days.
"No, no. I was able to welcome you. Anyway, please [recover]. Of course, we will pay the proper fee."
"Then can you pay me now"
"No, that's it. I thought the money on hand would suffice, but I was surprised. I'll be sure to deliver it later, so could you help the suffering sick first?"
"I'm a practitioner, but I don't know what kind of disease Mr. Balin is because I don't have enough knowledge yet. However," recovery "often does not cure long-term illnesses."
"Oh! Of course. If the pain is any softer now, that's fine."
"Then write me a letter of borrowing"
"Okay."
Let the paper and pen be prepared, and Carigos wrote a letter of borrowing.
Edda glanced at the letter of borrowing and frowned. Obviously, that's what I'm trying to deceive you about. Maybe he thinks adventurers won't know anything about nasty rhetoric.
For Carigos, it shouldn't be as big as a piece of gold or anything. But some of the rich have people like this. They don't like to pay just a small amount of money for what they can get. And they're always after the tiger's eye for the opportunity to get something worth three inches on the tongue. It seemed like Edda might be a good idea for Carigos.
"This will incur a payment obligation [once Mr. Balin is fully cured]. Please rewrite."
Edda has been planted by her parents to read and write. I can read and understand even a few nasty words.
Carigos offered Edda a letter of borrowing after he had let her stay a little longer.
"Yeah, well, if you put a" recovery "on Mr. Balin, Mr. Carrigos will pay you a piece of gold."
"Absolutely. Now, put on a recovery."
"Please sign"
"What?"
"This letter of borrowing only says Mr. Carigos' name once. This will not be an official document because it has a name but has no signature. Sign it."
Carigos did not move like he had been frozen for a while, but eventually looked at him like a reptile and signed the debt.
Edda took out the white cane and put a "recovery" on Balin.
Neither Carigos nor Balin noticed that the "recovery" was slightly different from the normal "recovery". The "recovery" had a blue colour.
Balin's pain disappeared, and the illness he had suffered for years, healed like a lie.
Three days later, Edda, accompanied by Norma, visited Carigos.
"Welcome aboard. Balin is perfectly well. As a matter of fact, I've had temple restoration before, but Lord Eda said it was not the same."
"That's good. Pay the price."
"No, that's it. I don't want to pay you, but I'm just not feeling well at hand. I'm afraid we'll ask you here when you're ready to pay, so why don't you pick it up for today"
This is like just bullying.
Carigos, who thought Eda couldn't handle it the way he wanted, abandoned his plan to smoke good juice by being cordial with Eda. In time, he's about to postpone the payment of one gold coin. Either way, by extending it a little further, we're trying not to reduce the amount of money we have. There may also be a desire to deceive you.
In short, Edda is being molested.
The adventurer will be done once he is done. The person who has ruined it must be given a taste of the pain. And promises must be kept. If you let them think you're an adventurer who can't make you keep your promises, these kinds of arrangements appear one after the other.
"Mr. Norma. You asked me. Mr. Carrigos says he doesn't have the money on hand right now, so he can't pay for one piece of gold."
"I did ask. Shall we go home?"
Two days later, Carigos showed up at Edda's house in a carriage.
"Isn't that terrible!
"What are you talking about?
"You are! You are! What resentment did you have against me and tell the Cheney store the lie that my store is in financial difficulty, etc!
"I just told Mr. Cheney that I couldn't pay for a piece of gold that was the price of my friend's life."
"Why would you do that! Thanks to you, our store has been turned down for a deal! How are you going to pay for this damage!
"I didn't lie to you. You waited three days not to bring one of the gold coins you promised, and even if you went out of your way to visit, you told me to wait for payment because I don't have the money on hand right now. I just told Mr. Cheney and his lord about it in tea and drink."
Caligos' face was frightened.
"To your lord, yes?
"Yes. Your lord said you had to mix orders if you were in that condition."
Carigos gave Edda a piece of gold so that she could tap it on, and he went out graciously, but before riding the carriage, he turned back and offered him a receipt. And when Edda signed it, she left without saying thank you.
(Miryl's husband might lose one of his specialties.)
(I'm sorry if that happens)
(There's nothing you can do there, is there?)
That evening, the lord's use came and asked him to come to the Lordship Hall immediately. Norma is also called, he said. At first, I thought you were talking about Caligos teasing, but the usage is not just the same. There's been an emergency.