The Space Fortress That Came to the Sengoku Era

side/one horse

Two weeks had passed since I came to Ozhang.

Nobunaga started coming to us a lot. There is probably a lot of duck and other meat in souvenirs, deer and pigs, because rumors have it that the Nanbans eat meat.

Mr. Ohashi also told me that if you want meat, you can procure it.

Home remodeling is going well, and I've got a garden home garden and I'm thinking about what to plant.

"This is delicious!

"Don't be a habit of this tingling!

And Nobunaga and the others, but I also think it tasted good because I gave them a lot of blessing when they first came here, or when they totally came to us, they could eat delicious food.

I serve pork steak this day, but if I season it with pepper, I have a good reputation.

"You peppers are expensive. Taste and eat."

The dishes are basically made in El and Ketty, though. In this era, precious sugars, drinks, and other spices such as pepper and chili are also used. So I guess our food is special.

I asked Elle if I could make Nobunaga and the others so extravagant. Either way, history changes, so I was told that it's useless to worry about the details.

"Kazu. What's with the sweets today?

"Good morning, sir."

Yeah, sometime I started calling myself out of a single horse's name. Even historical facts seem to have nicknamed him a minister, and it's still better.

"How about this? Tastes completely different. Smooth, sweet and delicious. It's got sugar in it."

"Elle made it. Elle can also cook Nanban and Ming dishes, so maybe it's not like a Japanese book."

When Nobunaga comes to us like that, it's the confectionery I'm looking forward to.

You're like a sweetheart, like it was in real history, so you're especially happy with sweet treats.

I tried to work it out today. Wasn't it in this day and age?

I'm not sure, so let's say Elle's making it and delude him.

"Wow. Does trade make that much money?

"It makes money, but if the ship sinks, we lose everything. It's just like fighting a warrior."

"Is it still dangerous?"

"Well, yeah"

Nobunaga, who ate barley tea and kanji for dessert, is slowly forgiving if they are hungry.

Because of her bloated stomach, Nobunaga started talking about trade. You really often want to hear about Ming and Nanban across the ocean, or about trade.

Besides, Nobunaga is surprisingly familiar with business stories. Mr. Ohashi said he was famous in Tsushima because he wanted to hear a lot about business.

Sometimes when I was in trouble or when you told my father Shinsu, he seemed to be close to a merchant in Tsushima.

"Kazu. Can't we make some money with you, me and these guys?

"I heard the young lady's house is wealthy? Besides, there's a castle and a territory, right?

"The realm is under Grandpa's control. I have little money to be free."

Nobunaga, I'm sure. Isn't Nobunaga working out when he was younger by doing horses and swimming?

Besides, a young lord of lords can't work and make money or something, can he?

"Shall I offer you something?

"It's not. These guys are two or three farmers, and they're free except during the farm breeding season. I was wondering if these guys could make some money. You'd better earn something other than trade, too."

I thought you had money heartless on the way around, so he meant to distract you, but it wasn't.

What you're saying is true. Real trade is risky, so you'll want other earnings. Do you think we can all earn money from Nobunaga and his playmates?

It's a good idea we all get, but I don't even feel like a samurai. But Nobunaga, the historical fact of the matter, said he was also giving him an admission fee for a tour at Antu Castle.

"Hmm. Anything?

"Ugh. I do. A lot. Some things take longer, some things don't. What would you like?

I suddenly have trouble telling you, so I asked the opposite question with a deep grin when I spoke to Melty, who had brought her some barley tea and sat nearby.

"Is there so much you can do?

"Yeah, I do. Right. If you can start this time of year and get your money early, how about a liquor maker? I don't like sake."

"Sumizu?

"It's not cloudy. It's alcohol. It's already rice cutting, so if you buy rice cheap and make it, you can sell it at the beginning of the year. This is gonna be profitable."

Mr. Mertie recommended alcohol to the kids. Are you all right?

"Alcohol. You do like the guy you like."

"If you drink it, you lose it. I can sell as many as I want."

"Okay. No. I need you to start by deciding you hired these guys."

"Is that okay? Doing something too unsolicited makes you in a bad position?

Nobunaga made me completely curious about Melty's story. But are you okay? A young man of great fame is involved in business.

"I don't mind. I just took care of my figure and I was prestigious, isn't it the same as a tiger with a stakeout? Look at you guys. I see that very well. If you make money, that's all you can do."

"Well, if you say so. But are you okay with us just coming to Ozhang, doing something on our own?

"I'll talk to my father and the chief. If you're going to make it in Tsushima and sell it to Ozhang, it's not a problem."

Are you sure it's okay to take the story of us that you're not supposed to know so well yet, whether it's a quick decision or a shock?

It's true that breweries are good in winter, and we have a stash in our mansion. A little prep will make it to the planting this winter.

"Melty. Was it good?

"It's okay. Alcohol is made everywhere. The history of sake is unclear, but it's certain to come out of wartime. Someone's just gonna do it if you leave them alone."

Nobunaga seemed to intend to go ahead with the conversation concretely, and took a bunch of candles home because he was taking them to a souvenir.

You want to bring back sweets for souvenirs when you come recently, so you're making more.

You're not eating it all yourself, are you? I told her that overeating is not good for her health.

"Well, Zo's free, and that's fine"

"Ugh, thanks should be sold when you can."

"Melty's a little hungry sometimes."

Still a liquor maker? Melty seems willing to sell her thanks to Nobunaga.

Well, I'm sure Nobunaga is unhappy with the status quo.

I haven't heard much about it, but it sounds like they really call it lying around.

Is it rebellion?

Hmm. Even if some money goes into Nobunaga and all the Yankees around him, does it affect history?

I need to ask Mr. Ohashi to introduce me to the bucket maker.

I'll have to ask the carpenter who's coming to us to remodel the building.

You were going to spend your days sleeping on the edge while selling things appropriately and making money, but you're going to be busy.

But given our position, it's not a bad idea to cooperate with Nobunaga right now.

I have no choice. Shall we go to Mr. Ohashi's house?