"Hey, I went there yesterday and thought, you know, there's a river where I went a little bit, right? Is there anything on that river? Demons?"
I decided to find Gita and the others yesterday while we had breakfast to schedule for today and try to gather information on the river.
"If I didn't think you were there, you'd have gone that far. Stay. He said there were no demons or anything on that river.
"Fish! There's a fish!
I noticed about the settlement, but I can hear Gita trying harder to be more like an adult than she needs to be if she doesn't have a father. If it's true, he's the same age as May, and I think he's better off as a kid, but he's the same guy there, and I guess there's something called possession, and I don't dare to leave him alone.
"The river over there decided to build a settlement here when I moved here two years ago because there were no demons. Because a safe water field is a lifeline.
I see. I see more or less why this settlement is primitive and poor in Mr. Lulu's story. Though this is not the only primitive place. I know it won't even go as far as Japan, but I'd like to make it as cultural as a genuine fantasy RPG. The immediate goal is a wooden house or a brick, a house made of stone and above all a toilet is unforgivable. Am I the one who's disappearing into the woods now and then? I don't know what it is... don't think deeply... but I don't have the courage to keep going into the woods to help or where people might come. If so, the primary goal is to install a public toilet. If this is a fantastic world, I'm sure there's an array of them! Speaking of toilets, scouting that kid would still be the best thing!
"Speaking of which, is Slime nearby? I'd like you to tell me where it is and the characteristics of that slime.
All three of them solidify in the words as vicious. Did you hear something strange?
"What are we going to do with the slime? That demon melts anything and occasionally attacks the kids. If you are an adult, you may escape by force, but if you are a child, you may be caught and eaten as is. I don't think he's right around the corner...
"He's here? Under a rocky mountain cliff I went north for about half a day. Mr. Haight said they must be eating creatures that fell under the cliff because they don't seem to have this crawling up off the cliff.
"Mr. Haight?
"He's the biggest hunter, and he was there yesterday to pick him up, right?
If you dare to have slime, you can say it's better if you don't have bad traits and really get up off the cliff and not this. Disposal of dirt, raw debris and prey will have to be handled properly in hygiene, and there will be no explanation for the village. After that, I want to try the ingredients… even if I can't do the cement, I want to try the sanwa soil. What a group of idols did was definitely gravel, lime and garlic... sea...
"Is the ocean around here?
The expression of the three hardens on the question again.
"The sea... there is. Because Mae and I have been running away from you...
I heard what you had to do. Heavy silence flows.
"It's about 10 days walking on our feet in the southwest direction. I think maybe now the people who kicked us out are building settlements.
Silence again. You don't have the skills to escape this kind of air!? It's a little too heavy for the Japanese!
…………
Somebody help me!
"Morning, I thought you were still asleep because nobody's awake today, but you were awake.
Salvation, angel! Surely this woman (one) is Mimi, the slender young wife next door! It should have been Mr. Lulu's childhood.
"What? What is this air... something wrong?
"It's nothing. See, all three of you. Good luck today!
We went well to say hello to Mr. Lulu, who slapped his hands and smiled and encouraged him to act, and he left the house.
"So, what are you trying to do?
"Adults always say when they do something, it's from consulting."
If you heard so much about it, you'd know it had some purpose. If you do want to build some kind of facility in the settlement, you should talk to the chief and adult leaders before you move.
"Well, shall we go to the chief? I'll talk to you both then.
The road to the bathroom is going to be dangerous.