Spirit’s Paradise And The Idle Another World Life

I left the labyrinth city and arrived in the woods. We have to bring home the spiritual covenant of Sarah and Marco before we return to the earth of death, and a lot of living soil.

"Hey, Silfi. You can take the dirt and trees in the woods on your own?

"Right. If you don't take it from one place at a time, you'll be fine. If you take Tull and Tamamo's opinion and retrieve it, there's no doubt about it."

"Roger that. Tull. Tamamo, please give me instructions."

"Good luck," "Kuku"

Toul to hold my fist and show my motivation. Tamamo, the spirit of the forest, is also in the woods, his home, in a temper. The cute Moffmoff tail also seems to boom and motivate.

I don't think a fox shook his tail or anything... well, it doesn't matter because he's a spirit. Rayne's a dolphin, but she's flying on land. It's no use thinking deeply.

"Belle and Rayne need an escort for me and Sarah and the others. Silfi, bring me a floating spirit that Sarah and Marco can make a deal with."

"Hey. Beru, Mamoru!" "Queue queue"

Bell and Rain poke up their right hand and right fin high to proclaim. Reliable. Is it practicing that gestures are synchronized?

"A floating spirit of wind and earth, isn't it? Will you ask Sarah and Marco if they're gonna sign with either the wind or the dirt?

"Okay. Um, Sarah and Marco have decided which one to sign with the Spirit of the Wind or the Soil?

"We discussed it properly yesterday. I want to make a pact with the earth spirits."

Oh? It's a little unexpected. Marco was interested in flying, so he thought it was the Spirit of the Wind.

"When that happens, Sarah is the spirit of the wind. Is Sarah okay?

"Yes, I'm fine"

"That's what I'm saying, Silfi. Please."

"Yeah, I'm coming."

Drop off Silfi flying away.

"But I was a little surprised because I thought Marco was going to sign with the Spirit of the Wind. You wanted to fly, didn't you?"

"Yeah, but you heard the earthly spirits were right to protect you. I'll protect you and your sister Sarah."

Oh. You're a man. This kind of place sounds like Marco is the protagonist, right? Wind floating spirits make wind walls available, but Silfi said defenses are weak when it's floating spirits. They don't have enough power if they're floating spirits to counter physics with the wind. Marco, you've been listening a lot.

"Then the earth spirits are good for you."

I accidentally grind Marco's head. Chemomimi is great, what do you care? It's a chot shame that the first person I touched Chemomimi is a boy. Oh, they waved away.

"Master. Don't treat me like a child!

It's a child, isn't it? Is that the one you wanted to grow up with?

"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. With that said, what are Marco and Kikka, beasts? Dogs?"

"I'm not a dog. Wolf!"

I see. A wolf...... hmm. I find it hard to tell the difference between a wolf and a dog. But it must be a big difference for Marco. Strongly denied.

"Right, wolf? I can't go wrong anymore. Well, it's time to go collect the dirt. Guys, please."

Follow (but did) the instructions of Tulu and Tamamo and soak up and store them with a magical shovel. Then the bug that didn't get in the magic bag stays on the parallax and shovel.

There are quite a few bugs even though it just sucked. The bugs I know are about blemishes, but I guess it's abundant forest evidence. I have to take this bug home, too. When I took out the bag of cloth I had bought from the grocery store and turned to Marco to help me, there was a bunch of sarahs who were stunned.

"What's going on?

Marco restarted when I asked.

"And a master is a spiritual magician, isn't he? How can you lift so much dirt with such a deckative shovel? Does a spiritualist make you stronger? Why does it change the size of the shovel? Is that magic equipment?

I see. You didn't explain anything about pioneering tools. With the level going up, I know the force is pretty strong, but that doesn't really matter.

"If we get to the level, we'll be stronger, but this one doesn't really matter. I'll explain the details when I'm settled, so help me out here now."

Pass the bag of cloth to Marco and have about a third of the soil inside. Pours the remaining bugs into the shovel there.

"Master. Are you going to eat this worm? I don't think it tastes very good."

I hope you don't say anything frightening. I know there's a culture of eating bugs, but I don't want to experience them. Sarah and Kikka don't like it either. I was a little horrified. If the slums also mention a treat or something, they're going to cry.

"I won't eat it. Bugs are important collaborators in building good soil, so keep them safe."

You get it or you don't, Sarah and the others are nodding vaguely (ambiguously). If you look at the earth of death, you'll know what I want to do. I will now devote myself to the recovery of soil.

Store dirt and trees as directed by Thur and Tamamo while escorted by Bell and Rain. I also want to make a log house or something when I get a lot of trees. I don't know how to make it, but can you figure it out? You want me to introduce you to the carpenter?

Hmm, but with all that sunny death land, the timber house is worried about the pain. I wish there was some paint to protect the tree.

Maybe you should ask the carpenter for the house at first. There are a lot of things I would like to make myself, but it would be easy to start with about storage at first. You don't think you can suddenly make a comfortable home with good tools, do you?

For the first time in logging, a magic axe will be active. Nothing. I think even a magical scarecrow can cut easily, but if you're going to cut (come) a tree, it's an axe, right?

To mark the tree, lightly striking the magic axe against the tree will plunge into the sulli and trunk and pass straight through.

... Me, I think pioneering tools perform too well and I feel like none of them will change. Where is the difference between an axe, a scarecrow, and a survival knife? Looks or mood problems?

... Fair enough. Easy things are good. Hammers, fleas and cannabis in magic bags. There are many other user-friendly tools. Sooner or later, you'll know the true value of the pioneering tool.... maybe.

The demons that occasionally strike me are instantly killed by Bell and Rain, so Sarah and the others, who were scared at first, don't worry about it now, so they can help me with the work.

On the contrary, take down the goblins and how much. Knock down the oak. I don't know what it is. Defeat the demon. This is muttering.

"Why is Marco so familiar with the price of demons?

"When I saved the money I could register as an adventurer, I studied because I was going to be an adventurer."

Occasionally they were eavesdropping on the adventurer's story. That's amazing how you can tell even demons. They can tell the simple herbs. Don't feel like you're losing out on the basics of being an adventurer. When I was gently concave, Silfi came back.

"Welcome home, Silfi. Are those children the spirits of the wind and the spirits of the earth?

A small owl and a small boar, flying with a fuyofuyo behind a silphi. Very cute. So are Rain and Tamamo, but are there many spirits imitating animal children? That's so cute, isn't it?

With that said, all the spirits floating around in the labyrinth city and in the woods were adorable. If you see a spirit, you're going to be a hugely popular person.

"Yeah, that's right. My consciousness was clear and I brought Sarah and Marco a child who seemed to go well with me."

Is it compatible? Should I say little owls are bean owls? It's about the size of two grips, and it's a mockingbird. Very cute. It's a birdstorm wind spirit, isn't it?

Little boars are urchins, aren't they? The characteristic urine-like pattern, about the size of a small dog, also appears firmly on the body. My crushed eyes are cute. Are boars the spirits of the earth? When I grow up, will I be the kind of boar that comes out to Jiori?

"Thank you, Silfi. Nice to meet you, too."

I reach out unexpectedly and stroke the bean owl and the uri boy. You're cute enough to say that animal children are cowardly, right? At first I was surprised to be touched, but as I took the time to nadenade, the bean owl and uri boy narrowed their eyes to make me feel good.

"Yuta. I'm too obsessed. You're not contracting, are you?

Return to sanity to Silfi's voice like he was dumb (aki). Yes, it was. Bad little animal. It has terrible powers.

"Ugh, yeah. Yeah, you did. Sarah, Marco, come here. You see the spirits here?

"I feel the signs are hard compared to Mr. Silfi and Mr. Bell, but I understand."

Sarah answers. I don't know because I can see it as it is, but do you feel the signs are hard?

"Because it's a floating spirit. You're still weak. They're so cute, you should grow up together."

Tell Sarah and Marco to explain their appearance in detail and think about their names. If you name it and the Spirit accepts it, the contract is complete.

Sarah and Marco are lucky, aren't they, because without me or Silfi's company, the contract is going to get a little more complicated?

Yeah, yeah. Sarah and Marco bothering my head. Meanwhile, the bean owl and Uribao are mopped around by the bells. Getting along is a good thing, and let it go. But I want to mix it up a little.

"Okay, I've made up my mind! I'm gonna urinate."

That's right. Did you teach a kid boar in my hometown to be a urchin boy and he pulled you off? Hmm. Isn't it a good idea to give you information not too long ago?

"I'll make you Fuku"

That's the effect of what I said about bean owls. Mm-hmm. Fair enough. If Sarah and the spirits are convinced, there's no problem.

"Okay. Let's start with Sarah."

Collect Fuku and Uri from the bells and have them wait in front of Sarah and Marco.

"Bye, Sarah. You see the Spirit in front of you, don't you? Tell him the name you thought about."

"Okay. Erm. Your name is Fuku. Is that good?

Fuku was snorting. Now you're done with your contract. It's still light and a little short.

"Master?

Sarah is confused because she has no reaction. I know exactly how that feels. Fuku is happy to fly around, but from Sarah, you have no further idea what's going on. Just Sarah...... pup.

"It's okay. Because we have a proper contract. Try to communicate the way I taught you yesterday."

"Yes. Ok. Fuku, come here."

I'm calling on Fuku, where Sarah is flying around, explaining how to communicate. Marco's next.