Reincarnated as a Villager ~ Strongest Slow-life

"That battleship, they say," Harna. "

Suddenly, Kaina says that.

"... they say that means someone was on that futuristic battleship? Or was it even engraved in the name of the ship?

"I heard it from someone who was on it"

Maybe, interrogate me, that means.

Obviously, the reincarnators are involved.

If there's a country with the same Japanese name as in previous life, it's no wonder the name Harna, but it's strange that the people of that country who fought all that battle are anonymous. It should be better known to the public.

"I think so too, but there's something a little unclear..."

I reached for a new brandy to sort it out inside me or I took the lid off and had a drink.

"... the people on board are 80% from the eastern continent, 20% from the central continent, and the captain is like a southerner."

By the way, the Central Continent is the continent where we live. I don't know, it's been called that for a long time, and that's what they call it on other continents.

"... pirate, or...?

"We called ourselves' Aflavira '. You know what that means?"

"Indeed, I think he was one of the sixteen faithful gods on the southern continent. I don't know."

Hibra, the thunderous god, and Igli, the fighting god, seem famous and were often written in Larsh's letters. I remember it said Aflavira too, but I don't remember what a god it is.

"... so you're communicating with the Prince of the Southern Continent..."

That's what you call it, but did Brave arrive on the southern continent? I'm getting there in a few days, but you're that brave guy, so keep stopping by. Let's go as we please, that's why.

"I can't abandon my men."

It's wrong to ask pirates for friendship, but if they're heads, protect the ship to the end.

"It seemed like he had control, but he wasn't the type to trust his men. 'Cause I think I've got a lot to hide."

"It's a nasty opponent, but it's still better because I didn't feel obsessed."

Well, there may be, but it's a downside to being too discerning to see a winning line. The most troublesome thing is the guy with the ambiguous winning line.

"I'll make sure Bae doesn't get into psychological warfare."

"Why is it a premise to fight me? I'm all good friends. I'm just trying to be peaceful."

Without any productivity, it would be a waste of time to think about just consuming it. It would be more meaningful to have a cup of coffee as long as you do that.

"Well, what are we gonna do with the people on board?

I mean, is this the ocean that belongs to some country?

"I'll leave you on some island. Even if I take it home, I will have trouble disposing of it. But I'll take that battleship."

Well, your father's story is that pirates would be treated very sweetly because they seem poignant to the sea if they weren't wanted. I don't know what pirates think.

"If a battleship is a pirate, Harna, does that mean the ship passes around here a lot?

"It seems to be one of the routes. I don't know if I'll get by often."

"This archipelago doesn't belong to any country, does it?

I didn't hear that from your father.

"Didn't you? Because there are some parts of the ocean where the currents are intense, and there don't seem to be any islands where it's easy to live."

I mean, what you own wins?

Despite winter now, the temperature is about twenty degrees. The island trees were also southerly.

It seems like a typhoon or something, but as far as the trees go, it doesn't feel like people can't live there.

"Not any country, not anyone's island,? Then you don't mind if I take it."

"It's an island of nothing, right?

"If it's nothing, it would be nice to make it an island with everything. We have workers."

And even with the harsh treatment, there's no complaining worker from anywhere.

"I'll take a pirate on a battleship called Harna."

Life needs to be used effectively.