Sougen no Okite ~Shii Yatsu ga Moteru, Ii Buzoku ni Umarekawatta zo~

About twenty days after the end of the battle with the Patriarchate.

Uchiran went shopping in the kingdom and returned.

Uchiran was giving away what he had bought to the giver and organizing what he had bought for himself.

I watched them, including myself.

After all, the products of the southern kingdom are rare.

And I can't help but draw attention to it.

One asked Uchiran when the pride of Uchiran was over.

"What's this long string?

Uchiran looked sorry when he took it.

"No, I just had a little extra money, so I figured I'd do something interesting, so I bought it for one bronze coin in three"

Everyone sees the strings.

All three strings are of the same length and have thick and thin lines written.

Thick lines divide the string into ten equal parts, and thin lines divide ten equal parts between thick lines.

"Anything, they say one seton between this thin line and the thin line. So there's a podon between the thick line and the thick line."

Sedon and Podon. Is this a unit of length?

"So what do you use this for?

"Now you measure a lot of lengths."

"What length are you measuring?"

Uchiran solidified into the boy's statement.

Maybe he didn't think anything of it.

May I help you, Lord Jumka?

Uchiran moved his gigigi and face over here and asked.

He threw it at me.

Then I thought a little, headed up to the tree a little higher and put my back on the tree.

Pull out the sword and scrape up the head area.

"Uchiran, lend me that string"

"Yes, go ahead"

I picked up a string from Uchiran and I matched it to the scratched part of the tree.

"Uh, four of six, so apparently my height is like six podons, four sedons"

The men around me raised their voices ooh.

It's the meadows that do lows that are high for the purpose we've seen, but do very little proper physical measurement

Everybody scrapes trees just like I did and measures their height.

"5 Podon 6 Sedon"

"5 podons, 6 sedons and half sedons"

Measuring his back one after the other, he now measured the length of his arm, measured the length of his leg, measured the length of his face, and finally even measured the length of things.

I watched it with a little bit of light.

And I came up with one thing.

"Uchiran, can you get one of these strings?

"Yes, go ahead"

"Amongst other things"

I took the string back.

I called Noel when I left.

Noel and I went to a place where no one was and talked in a small voice.

'This is it, a guy named Uchiran brought it, how long is Podon and Sedon?

"Podon and Sedon. That's about three centimeters and about 30 centimeters, on a previous life basis."

"Size, you look like a ruler."

"Length units are common to all nations based on the length of the body of the person who determines it, so I think it's about the same in this world."

"Well, thank you."

'No'

Noel went back to his chores.

I'm glad I'm about 192cm tall now or 186cm in my previous life

I called Jesus next.

Jesus approached, joyfully, by the way.

"What is it, sir?

Jesus is smiling and looking at this one.

"Jesus, put your hands up like this for a second."

I told Jesus as I dressed up as a hail.

"Here's the thing"

Jesus lived as long as I did.

"Yes, so just take your body forward a little bit."

"Here's the thing"

While I adore Jesus for doing what I say, this system moves quickly because I think it's hard for pregnant women.

Turn the string with Shrulli and place the string on Jesus' chest.

"Ah."

Jesus' voice goes up, but I ignore it and string it up perfectly to my chest.

Three podons, six sedons... All right.

I immediately removed the string from Jesus.

"Sorry, Jesus. That's it."

I gently rubbed Jesus' chest.

"If your husband already, what is it, if you give birth to this child, please rub as much as you like and seed again, and bear with me until then"

That's all Jesus said and went back to his original place.

"Master Jumka? What were you doing?

I was also relieved when Lucci called me.

"Hmm? What is that string?"

"Eh, this is a string that measures the length, you measure the length by the number of lines in this string, they bought it because Uchiran went south and it was cheap. That's why I got one."

I showed the string and explained it to Lucci.

"Really? Why?"

Lucci is staring at this one.

I don't know what to do. I don't want to tell you that I recently grew up again and just wanted to measure the bust size of Jesus, which turned out to be the biggest size.

Yes, it is.

"Come on, buddy."

I called my boys to get us together.

I put a child on the column who can already walk and scratch the column with a small sword.

And measure the length of the scratch on that column.

"This is how I wanted to know how my kids were growing."

"Really? I think it's a good thing."

Lucci went back to the cooking area as a sneer.

Phew, I misled you. Well, let's keep track of our kids' growth.

That's what I thought.