Otoko Nara Ikkokuichijou no Aruji o Mezasa Nakya, ne?

28/12/7450

Morning.

I'll head to the main entrance to the royal castle with Marr and Limby who put me in the carriage.

Even after yesterday at the shrine I received a marquis to the Marquis, the sun just went down when I was meeting people and many customers who had to say hello.

Some of them included the chairman of the Thunder Dark Chamber of Commerce, but the magic items (magic items) originating from the Kingdom of Davas that he acquired this spring when he defeated the Blue Dragon had not yet been sold.

Even when I had previously sold ground magic removals (earth amulets) and other magic items (magic items), it took me almost a year before the auction was over and I received my money.

So I expected it wouldn't be sold yet... but it still seems like items like the nobleman's family heirloom (equals, pretty good in the first place apart from the presence or absence of magic) are quite popular.

He said it's a situation where too many people want to browse and still can't schedule an auction.

I can't help it, can I?

Oh, my name?

I put him back on the grid.

Now my status is like this.

[Alain Greed/27/12/7450 Alain Greed/14/4/7448]

[M/14/2/7428 · Pu · Gried Marquis Head]

[Condition: Good]

[Age: 22]

[Level: 40]

[HP: 297 (297) MP: 7492 (7492)]

[Muscle Strength: 43]

[Jun Min: 60]

[Dexterity: 39]

[Endurance: 59]

[Unique Skill: Appraisal (MAX)]

[Unique Skill: Amazing Talent (MAX)]

[Special Skill: Earth Magic (MAX)]

[Special Skill: Water Magic (MAX)]

[Special Skill: Fire Magic (MAX)]

[Special Skill: Wind Magic (MAX)]

[Special Skill: No Magic (MAX)]

[Experience: 6261165 (6400000)]

Of course, I didn't throw away the name Count Riegle either.

Simply pushed out by the name Marquis Gried and disappeared from the status section.

The titles and family names of the nobles are commonplace to be those stuck on the land to be ruled, but until now there have been no Dart Plains in the kingdom...... all of the Dart region - no, the whole area is too much to say - no one was in a position to rule by putting together the North Dart region.

Originally, the four county territories lined up in the North Dart were all heavenly, so there is nothing the king can say is equivalent to that, but even to him he only had his own countenance.

Therefore, I will be interested in a new Marquis family that has never existed before in my Duke.

Naturally, the Marquis doesn't have a name.

In particular, there was a proposal to take it from the name of the land and call it the "Dart Marquis" if it were to be decided in due course.

As much as I thought, "Wouldn't that happen?"

But the king has said, "Make it a name other than the dart."

The reason he calls himself "the Dart Marquis" is because he still suspects his territorial ambitions for the southern half of the Dart Plains under the control of the Kingdom of Dabus.

It's true that I personally have territorial ambitions, and I'm not willing or reason to hide them over this period.

I don't even know his face. I don't care what he thought from people in the Kingdom of Davis, etc., but I also felt that "Marquis Dart" was somehow a name that seemed to end only on the Dart Plains.

Besides, he said, "Wouldn't you be independent before it's that far? There's no such thing as Lomberto in our country, is there? If they say," Never.

I hear that the name of the city, Lombertia, was established by George Lomberto I, who defined the city as the capital, and not as it had been since before the founding of the country.

That's why I didn't feel cheap to put it back on the grid again, but it's going to make a weird mistake on the Japanese who haven't met me yet (I've never lived in Kawasaki City this way in my life, and I don't have any thoughts about it) before I was reincarnated, and it's not something I suddenly think of.

Nothing. I can change it again later, so it's not bad that I put it on properly, but I just didn't like it.

Then it would be much better for me to sit back in my original name, the Greed.

... because it's not too late to think about it again when you change your mind later, for example when you become independent.

Oh.

You're here.

Prince Richard, dressed in a different pitch-black armor than the rubber protector, approached with several offerings.

Good morning, Your Highness.

Sending greetings while holding the reins beside Uranus, the prince also stepped off his horse and said, "Good morning, Lord Gried. Regards from today," he replied.

Apparently all of your offerings are made up of only the First Knights, and I know the faces and names of all of them.

When I exchanged greetings with them too, I left quickly.

But... oh, to get to Beglitz thanks to His Royal Highness the Prince (luggage)... it would take at least three weeks.

29/12/7450

Yesterday was the first day and I'm still not tired, or I could travel nearly 60 km in just one day.

I just said the First Knights, who are usually dawning in fierce training.

I guess the military horses I use have also chosen excellent ones.

If travel is achieved at this rate every day, we will arrive at Beglitz in two weeks... If we go a little further, there will be quite a difference in the streets, and the road conditions will change, so this is an impossible demand.

We leave at the same time as sunrise today, and by my standards we are progressing with trout.

"Nevertheless, Your Excellency's combat slaves are good. You're still young, but you don't look tired."

His Royal Highness Richard and the Knights of the First Knights of the Guard are beginning to praise each other very much yesterday afternoon or so about Marr and Limby.

Normal carriages have no decent suspension, no rubber tires, and wooden wheels fitted with iron wheels are standard.

It is therefore very uncomfortable to ride, and it is common to experience considerable fatigue when watching the carriage over a long period of time.

Whether you have suspension or rubber tires, even my carriage rocks quite a bit.

Slow movement to normal carriage-like will greatly reduce shaking, and the ride is quite comfortable, because the vibrations and shakes themselves are worse than running light tigers down unpaved mountain roads.

If you give a lot of speed in street conditions around the streets of the Kingdom of Lomberto, it has proven easy for those unfamiliar with carriages to get motion sickness and throw up a lot.

That said, the knights have praised Marr and Limby for being younger than the Knights.

I'm glad you value my slaves highly, but the truth is, Marr and Limby have only about the strength of those Knights there.

Naturally, if I were to compare it to the Knights of the First Knights, I don't think they would be enemies by a big difference.

So you don't want me to praise you too much.

I don't care if you get on with it.

That being said, both Marl and Limby claim their share.

Though you won't get on with this degree of compliment, right?

There is no denying the possibility that Ben or around Ellie would say something like "I was praised by the Knights of the First Knights".

"That's because the carriage performs well. They use rubber on wheels."

I only said the difference when I looked at it.

The knights are impressed by saying, "Hmm, is rubber all that different?"

"Well, there are a few other ideas, but I think the difference between the wheels is huge."

Difficult to reflect on the ride, but my carriage is able to rotate each wheel independently, like a rear car.

It exerts great power when turning or changing direction of the curve, but also helps plainly in uneven driving.

Besides, I think the braking mechanism using rubber pads is quite important.

Of course, the axle of the dummy is mounted, so it won't be noticed and imitated so easily.

As a matter of fact, if you finally observe where you are running a large uneven ground, you will know that each wheel is supported by an independent suspension, but I don't think so, such as the odd one.

There were few people on the planet who could spot and imitate the true price of rear cars that were found in Japan and the United States in the years or so after their appearance.

"What do you say? Want to ride a little?

The knights in the carriage with suspension were greatly impressed, and they even asked His Royal Highness Richard, "Is it something that cannot be introduced in my Knights".

But once you sell it, you'll find out for sure about the structure.

Of course, because I use many parts that require precision workmanship, such as bearings and coil springs, even if the structure is found out, I won't be able to make a copy of the equivalent so easily, but I think I can make a degraded copy.

This kind of thing is more important to know the structure than quality.

Selling is not in itself stingy, because we will be allies in the future.

However, since this is a world and era in which no intellectual property rights or other shards are taken into account, it would be good to observe the agreement that royalty per unit is ○ ○ Z for a few years... Then I will blow it out of my mind in the first place.

"My lord, how much is this carriage for one?

"Originally developed to carry glass products, they are still not numerous today. It's very costly to develop… if you're going to sell it, it's going to be a magic item."

When I answered that, His Royal Highness muttered "Ma......" with a reluctant face.

Well, if it's a carriage of this size (which is supposed to be possible up to eight heads, quite large as a carriage), on average, they probably didn't think they were willing to sell it more than they could buy it for about 10 million Z.

Maybe, but you thought it was about double the price at best?

Well, even leaving aside the premier price of structural knowledge, I also use blue dragon muscle fibers for rubber tires, and more metal parts, starting with bearings made from rare metals, than the offer for less than a hundred million dollars on boulders is an impossible story from the ground up.

December 30, 7450

Dart Plains.

The village of Garhe.

There is some cheerful, floating air in the village, refraining the next day from the banquet of the marriage of the lord's squire chief, Meafez Ransoon, and his squire, Gerto Ramirez.

In the meantime, Bell was exchanging words with Damaroon, who was between the kingdoms of Dabus, because of the sight of the fields.

"Tomorrow, I think I'll be able to ask you a precise schedule for the intake. Plus, if you're lucky, you might be able to ask a little bit about the course..."

This is an inexorable dialogue because we still do not know about Al's slower movement.

I also intend to hear from Al about Michele's course to West Dart, but even if Al knew, it would be somewhat shallow because it's hard to think of an answer that easy.

"Okay. I'll write to you tomorrow night…"

"Yeah, I'll try to get it ready somehow. However, in some cases we may not be able to prepare it by tomorrow..."

There is a soft look on Bell's face looking at the damaroon, but his eyes were lit with a cold glow.

"Yes, then the day after tomorrow"

"Yeah. That's how it is"

As he lowered his arms, which were assembled to hold up his shapely large breasts, Bell gave a loving laugh-like look as he even waved his hands small, leaving the field where Damaroon worked.

Go straight to your beloved horse, who was eating grass.

- I cut the contact from the other side once... it's also about giving more information, I don't even know if the raid has decided...

I took the reins and hung my legs on them.

- Uh, it's hard to say that the only means of communication is letters and messages.

Although there are simpler means of communication using wolf smoke, drums, etc., only about a predetermined word can be sent or received, and third parties will find that some kind of communication is taking place.

Bell has also raised with Al the adoption of more complex and advanced means of communication, such as flag signals and armwood communications.

but Al said, "Regardless of the village, it's no surprise that most cities have people from all over the country, starting with Dabus. He said he was in Garhe Village, too, you know. I don't think it will be immediately noticed and imitated, but the fact that there is such a fast means of communication will be noticed and reported at the latest a few years after operation. And then I think it will definitely be imitated. So it's not so easy to be noticed, and where it's noticed, we first establish a means of communication that can't be imitated," he said of non-adoption.

Across the back of the horse, make him walk lightly.

We're not 100 meters away from the next field.

- I need Al to hurry up and increase the dominion, Mizuchi... think we need to add more clans besides Alson... and in that case, you have to pick Ral. Lomberto Royal Blood Muscle or something like that later and it's going to be a problem even though I need to clean it early...... Even Mr. Mizuchi knows so much about this, why... I don't like it. Normally.

Bell smiles mocking herself only for a moment.

- I know Al doesn't like it either... can't that guy be ruthless enough to murder him...

And he just looked a little nasty.

The person most important to Bell is naturally his husband, Tris.

When did Tris and I think that it would be good to follow Al to get a privileged and rich life and happiness?

When that happens, Tris' next most important person naturally becomes Al.

It turns out in a few months that Al is oriented towards independence.

I had some anticipation about that, but I actually heard it from Al's mouth and even got emotions close to my vision.

Also, by then, I understood that Al's magic power was already quite high and that he would not allow others to follow the magic moves, so I didn't have the idea of going after him in the future or rebelling against him.

Instead, I felt that the deeper I got with Al, the less bad it was for Al to bet on the possibility of making his dreams come true in this oath, or rather, that he was going with more and better minutes of betting.

And about Al's weakness, he also thinks he and Mizuchi are the only people he can cover.

Even with that mizuchi, I also thought that I would be the only one who could calmly calculate the damage and support Al because there are parts that sometimes make emotions take precedence over reason.

Especially since Bell is the only one who has this reputation for the talent surrounding Al, but that's another story.

Perhaps it is a mixed assessment of aspirations.

But you can also say that if you don't know the major setbacks caused by parts of your previous life that are beyond your power, and you die with little or no social experience, and you try to be a woman who has only known the degree of hardship of the crowd and achieved quite a bit of success after rebirth, you are a pretty dry person to perceive things.

- At Al's, except for Tris, who's going to be able to put up a big handle, Mr. Lorrick, Mr. Fio... and then you're going to lal on the surge, right? And then... about Mr. Cunningham? Mr. Xenom is old enough, and unless there is even such a big war... Ral will manage to inherit the Firefrid family if he sticks with Mr. Al, and that kid doesn't really care about more kids to build divisions or factions or anything like that... and Mr. Lorrick and Mr. Fio feel satisfied with their status there, too. Surge doesn't look like he's going to have too many kids either... although I don't know much about Mr. Cunningham... Now you just do what you can.

Bell called out to the serf who was sperming out for field work when he got off the horse again.

"How you doing? How you doing?