Skeleton Knight, in Another World

Auluv, King of Rhoden capital.

This place, home to many workshops in one of its paintings, is also a battlefield where craftsmen who remember arms from all over the kingdom gather to shred their sneeze.

This is one of the workshops in charge of leather products, and with many medium-sized but well-skilled craftsmen, it is also famous for its many aristocratic attractions.

The reception room of the small office, which is co-located next to a large workshop in that workshop, is more of a killer landscape than a simplification, with only about four backless chairs on one wooden table placed in the center.

The smell of the solution required to make leather products from the next workplace is also full of unique aromas in the room, making it quite a tough place for those unfamiliar.

In such a murderous landscaped reception room, two men sat across the table poking each other in the difficult face. One had a style such as craftsmanship, with a leather apron on his dirty work clothes, and stroked his lush white jaw instead of his thinner head.

This man, with sharp eyes and deep engraved wrinkles directed at his opponent, reminds him of his stubborn father, is also the parent who brings this workshop together.

Relative to him like that is in his twenties. He is a businessman man there, with a beautiful figure in his brown hair habit hair and a good look on people's faces, but now he was making that face smile.

"Forty-five! I can't give you any more!

That's what my parents said, and when I put those thick arms together to stare at the man in the pedestrian, my opponent lowered his brow butt and sighed.

"You're just too greedy for this any more..."

"Of course not! It was an introduction from the pharmacist's grandmother, so this is how we meet and listen and do it. If it's true, don't say no because the inquisitor will only stare at you."

"That's right..."

To the words of the parent of the workshop, the pedestrian man exhales in exuberance.

Workshops, etc. that set up shops in these large cities, such as skins, which are raw materials used in products, typically buy a consolidated number from a particular union, and often do not look very good for having another supplier from the side.

For that reason, I usually don't buy skins directly in the workshop, so when I have no choice but to jump into the union and take the skins, I buy them quite a bit from Akogi.

This time, Cobmi flowers, the raw material of the medicine that could have been purchased in Rubierte, were wholesaled to a pharmacist I knew, and this time I was introduced to the workshop here after consulting on the skin of a warcraft called Sandweiburn, which I accidentally acquired.

If you have a handover, you can negotiate and have a deal in addition to listening to it this way. The union can also deal with it in an unusual way by letting the person in charge put some of the money from the workshop into the sleeve of the person in charge at that time, or by borrowing it for a normal relationship.

"Well, that depends on 45 socks apiece, right?

"Yes, so please"

My parents lift up their mouths and laugh. They untie the arms they put together and reach out. The young pedestrian who was dealing with him nodded back at it, and took that hand and shook it back.

"Hey, bring me the money!

When his parents called out loud behind the office, one young man appeared with a leather bag.

"Please confirm"

With that said, the young man shows the gold coins in the leather bag. A pedestrian man received it and began to count the gold coins inside.

"Did I say Raki or something? Thanks for the help! Sandwyburn's material has recently run out in Wang Du, and I haven't been able to respond to orders from nobles, but now I can finally see what I can do."

To that word of his parents, the man of the pedestrian known as Raki stopped his hand, which was counting gold coins, and accidentally looked back at his parents' faces, smiling with great bitterness.

When dealing directly with a workshop or the like without pinching the union, other than the previous correspondence, it is also implicit that the supplier dealing with the skin of the union or the like does not have stock or the like. In this case, it is normal for the union side, which fails to meet the demand for the workshop, to acquiesce even when another supplier appears.

At this time, you can also sell the negotiation to the other party at a higher price than wholesale it to the union, etc.

"I'm hit..."

"Hahahahahaha, if it was a union, I'd be suspicious if you even gave me 30? Non is more conscientious."

Parents glanced at their white teeth and laughed, slapping Raki on the shoulder and disappearing towards the workplace.

Raki greeted the youth after the tannery when he finished the actuary.

The wagon loaded with three Sandwyburns became lighter, and as he was proceeding in a light foothold to the inn where he took the room, one young man raised his hand on this one along the way.

He is a mercenary because he consolidates his forged body with leather armor, raises a martial bone sword on his lower back, and carries a small but shield on his back.

When Raki saw the young man with the short, pruned blonde hair and slowed down the carriage, he approached him with a light foothold and spoke in a manner accustomed to Raki.

"Oh, Raki. Is this the inn now? Get on it."

Say no, the young man goes up to the carriage without waiting for a reply. Raki nodded at it in a way she was used to and turned her gaze toward the youth.

"Belle, have you finished shopping in the city?

"Oh, I've grinded my sword, and all I have to do is devour my sleep in the inn bed."

The young man, called Bell while tapping lightly, laughs, turning his eyes to the people around him as he sits on the carrier and turns to Raki, as he remembers.

"That sort of example Sandwyburn, sold high?

To the words of that bell, Raki laughed bitterly remembering the exchange earlier in the workshop.

"Hey, they bought me 45 socks apiece. Well, when I think about the amount of skin material that I don't normally handle, I think it's good enough."

"It was literally a pick up, and it was enough, wasn't it? And the guards are killing me..."

Bell kept his back on the carrier and narrowed his eyes to the people walking across the street laughing, finding the guards widening all over the city.

At the end of his gaze, a scene is unfolding where multiple guards are tightening up suspicious people on the streets, and people around them can see them leaving early enough to avoid it.

Raki also looked back at the end of the street as he saw more than one guard standing staring all over the street, successfully deviating from them.

"Did something happen in Wang Du?

In response to Raki's soliloquy, Bell, who was in good hands on the carrier, reacted and turned to Raki, who sat on the stand, and answered it with a low voice, looking around him.

"The other day, multiple slave traders were attacked at the same time, right? That's why so many slaves escaped. Besides, it looks like one of the biggest stores of the Chamber of Commerce that was attacked was completely destroyed, and I went to see that Chamber of Commerce, and it literally turned into a pile of rubble."

"Is that true? So as far as the guards are concerned, they haven't caught the killer yet."

Sounds like it.

Next to passing near the guard, the two lowered their voices even more. When they looked at each other, they raised their shoulders and pointed their gaze only at the guards.

"I don't think you should stay long."

"Right."

Eventually, ahead of the carriage, the street where the inn connects the houses is shown, and the two look at it and let their gaze wander around. Eventually Bell found a woman standing in front of one of the inns in it, pointing to Raki.

"There he is, it's Rare"

When Raki also checks to see what it looks like and points the carriage towards her, the woman, also known as Rae, finds them, waves at them and sends them a signal.

Rae, who bundled her semi-long chestnut hair behind her and dressed like a manly easy-to-move, asked with a grin at Raki, who had been riding the inn in a carriage.

"Welcome back, Raki. How was the skin?

"Well, I sold it for a bumpy price. Cobmi sold it for a good price, so I made a good profit this time."

Rae's questioning. Raki was responding as she cleaned out the carriage, and Bell came in from the side with a face and broke into a conversation between the two.

"By the way, where are you going next? Gonna be doing business around Wang Capital for a while?

There were occasions when Rae stared at Bell for a moment, but he also turned his gaze toward Raki without saying anything, whether he was also interested in the answer Bell asked Raki.

Besides, Raki was staring at the universe as she conceived for a few moments, but eventually opened her mouth in retrospect of the two of them after nodding alone.

"In the meantime, we've got a lot more money, and the King's Capital has bad air, so I'm going to go back to my local Landbart once and for all"

"Oh well, it's been a long time since I've been able to show my face to my parents' village!

Belle rejoiced as she thought of the locality she would return to for the first time in a long time, while Rae tilted her neck with her eyes on Raki.

"Going to Landbart means you saved enough money to buy a business license at this trade?

"Hmm, what do you think? I think I saved enough for a small store permit to buy it at a regular price, but I have a handler to buy it. If you go to auction, you probably won't be able to help, and if you have a permit to sell in the first place..."

When Rae and Bell were also caught and loosened that look after seeing Raki, who looked difficult to say so but looked happy somewhere, Bell struck his hand.

"So you're going to be ready for that tomorrow or something?

"Right. It will take ten days from here to Landbart. We need to be well prepared."

"Then I'll buy my family a souvenir from King's Landing."

Each of the three men drew their plans for tomorrow, and pulled them up to their room in the Inn, where they spent an evening in the king's capital.

This street, which overlooks the Reaving Mountains on the east side, is often used to make its way to the most flourishing landbalt in the port city on the west, so it was usually a street with plenty of people and less likely to be targeted by bandits and others.

But now because of the troublesome beasts in front of us, those who were in the streets fled and scattered with us, and there were not even shadows around them.

It is the bear-like beast of a giant body nearly three metres wrapped in brown wool that is trying to get stuck in the street a little further ahead of Raki's manipulative carriage. But its head looks like a wolf, and its long stretched ears placed over its wolf's head make it feel lovely in no place.

It just didn't look at all adorable to Bell, who was shielding himself against that beast and holding him with his sword to keep him away from the carriage.

Just because it is not a warcraft, because its giant body with sharp fangs and nails possesses such a threat as goblins and oaks.

"Shit! I didn't think there'd be a Bearwolf out on this street! We're totally being targeted!

Measuring the intermission by slashing Bearwolf's nose tip with a sword as he exasperates evil, he twists and shifts to the side to try to turn his opponent's attention to himself.

"O wrapper of flames and rubble, wear and slaughter enemies."

Rae, who was casting a spell behind it, had managed to prevent him from ejecting two fist-sized fireballs towards Bearwolf and trying to pack an intermission with Bell at once.

Rae was the magic he was going to hit and unleash, but Bearwolf stumbles at it in an unexpectedly agile move against its giant.

"Raki! When it finally comes to it, I'll hustle my horse and run away with just the money! Get ready!

Aiming for Rare's magic, Bell shouts out at Raki behind him as he slashes shallow on Bearwolf's front leg and leaps away, prompting him to prepare to escape.

"Wow, okay! Don't push me too hard!

Raki replied out loud and saw the item loaded in the carriage and pulled her lips together. But also for a moment, Raki quickly took out a packed bag of gold coins he had hidden.

I look up unintentionally, perceiving that his ear sounds like a wind cut from somewhere.

"Ggahhhhhhh!!!

At the same time, a growl with neither Bearwolf's wrath nor screams wooden spirits around.

Seeing, a single arrow stood in one eye of Bearwolf, and the beast in agony swung its two front legs and rammed around.

There was another wind cut, and as the three arrows stood on the rear leg of Bearwolf, they wandered more and more and fell in on the spot. As soon as he missed the opportunity, Rae burned his face with the magic of flames, marveling at the heat and trying to fall backwards, Bell stuffed his throat and stuck the sword in his hand to the best of his power.

When the Bearwolf giant falls back according to its inertia, he pulls that sword out of his neck after Bell exhales heavily. At the same time, a large amount of blood erupted and the area was filled with a warm smell.

As Raki glanced at the sight and then at the flying one of the arrows, a small group of young mercenaries overlooking this one came into sight from a small high hill just off the street.

One of the leading men in the man with the two bows approaches us with his hands up. A quick reaction to that was Bell sitting out of breath in front of Bearwolf.

"Isn't that Axe!?

"Oh, Belle! Alive!?

When a young man called Axe laughs at Bell, Bell also stands up and laughs back at Axe, shaking each other's hands silently.

And Axe's gaze was also pointed at Raki and Rae behind the bell.

"It's been a long time since Raki and Rae have either."

"Thanks to you, I saved my life."

"Long time no see, Axe"

Like Bell, they both shake hands to rejoice in reuniting with Axe.

Until before Raki went into business, Belle and Rae were in and out of the mercenary union in Landbart, where they were one of the friends who began to hang out within face-to-face with Axe more than once. Later, Raki also became acquainted with each other through Belle and Rae, and when he started trading near Landbart, he also asked for escorts and so on.

The three of them rejoice in reunion. In so doing, as Bell turned his attention to the other mercenaries who came from behind Axe, he looked back at that gaze of Bell and looked back at the four mercenaries of which Axe was his own companion.

"I'm captain of a platoon in the mercenary regiment I belong to right now."

Bell, exaggerated and surprised by the words, snorted and grinned as deeply as he was impressed by Axe's slap on the shoulder.

"You're here, Axe."

"Well. Besides, he's the one who did it, but of course we have our share of it, right?

Axe pointed to Bearwolf, who had fallen down to block the street, and looked toward Raki, who twisted his neck after responding to it in the first place.

"But you can't take it back to the city if you stay like this, to the boulders. Shall we just disassemble it and load it up in the carriage?

When Raki said that and looked back at Axe, he urged his buddies behind him to help dismantle it, agreeing that it was okay too.

"How's the city, by the way? Something unusual or something?

"Something unusual?

As he processed Bearwolf, Raki asked Axe, who was beside him, opening his mouth to remind him slightly after staring at the universe for a while without stopping his hand in processing Bearwolf.

"Oh, no, your lord has changed. I guess the city is a little insecure now because of the troubles then. Well, that's also been gradually converging lately..."

"That's good. I don't want to open a shop in an insecure city."

To Raki, who tried to gently stroke his chest down the story, Axe turned to you remembering a dream he had previously told.

"No. Didn't Raki say he wanted to own a store in the city?

Raki nodded and affirmed to the inquiry, Axe grinned deeper and snarled his fingers.

"I'm talking about what I just said, but some of the city's biggest chambers of commerce have been crushed. So we're talking about a few more empty Chamber of Commerce licenses being sold by the lord."

To that Axe story, Raki turned her eyes round and revealed her surprise.

His business license refers to the license of a lord who permits the opening of a store in the city.

In most cases, the city has limited land due to the construction of city walls. In it, the division of the city has been largely determined since its inception, and the land that shops can put out is finite accordingly. It is not possible to own a store in a city without a permit for the opening of that limited land, and almost everything is often owned by a person if it is also a business permit for a large city. When new permits are issued, they rarely appear due to things such as expanding the city, or when a developed village grows larger.

Otherwise, the store will be destroyed for some reason, like this one, or the permit will be put up for sale because of debt.

What Axe calls a large chamber of commerce is a series of slave traders and the like in the Old Town, and if it goes away, other middle-class chambers of commerce and the like will come after the license to secure a large location. It is often a kind of admiration for merchants in every city when it comes to operating in the old town. In that case, permits for smaller locations such as the new town on hand will be issued for sale in sequence.

"I wish I could have a handover somewhere before the auction."

"We're going to be staying in Landbart for a while."

Rae smiled slightly at Rakhi, desperately conceiving the idea of a handler who might be able to conveniently give her a permit to speak of her plans for the future.

Besides, Raki nodded back and thought about her plans for the future city.