The Space Fortress That Came to the Sengoku Era

side: Kuyuan Yima

"Ha ha! You put up well!

By the time autumn is over, many children are gathered at the hospital in Naguno. These children are to our ministers and brothers, orphanages and the children of the inhabitants of Ranch Village.

You've finally decided to start vaccinating smallpox with seed pox, haven't you? I've been planning on timing for almost a year.

When Nico and smiling Pamela apply seed pox with a needle twice to the children, a samurai, who works completely as a nurse, is giving the children golden flat sugar.

"Thank you!

Is it the Takigawa clan child? Somewhat politely thanking him, he tosses the golden flat sugar into his mouth with joy.

Speaking of doctors, Ketty's more famous, but Pamela's better for the kids. Because Ketty doesn't have a lot of mouth, and she's a little short on expression.

We both like kids, but what the kids like is a bright, laughing Pamela together.

"I didn't expect to get a blister."

"It's the way Ketty's parents found it. I don't think there's any way in Ming or Nanban."

"Holy shit!? Because it's not even obvious!?

Mr. Ota, who is here with me as my offering, looked at the children who vaccinate strangely, but he opens his eyes to surprise when he explains that it is also a way of not being Ming or Nanban.

I don't think there's any seed pox in this day and age. Ketty looks young, too, and it was decided to discuss it with Elle and Ketty to keep it Katy's parents feat.

Adults are also planning to sow pox in the future, and they are also going to do it from the hopeful to Shin-soo and the people of Shin-Nang's direct jurisdiction. You can order me to do it all at once, but it's tough. Because there is also the risk of being repulsed.

"Blisters are dangerous."

"If this kind of secret moves spread, we'll make a scene again."

"For the time being, you're the only one who wants to be in the realm. I don't care if you don't suspect me."

I explained it to the vaccinated kids. I'm only saying it's a cure that makes it harder to get sick. I teach adults it's a blister remedy.

He didn't force me, but he seemed to trust me, and all the kids were supposed to take it.

Blisters. It's about smallpox, but I don't know when that epidemic will happen. History is changing, and we can't rely on historical material. The ministers and the people must be protected.

Mr. Ota, by the way. You said you were making a scene again, right? I want you to stop saying people like troublemakers.

Sure, it could make a scene, but people outside Oda don't believe it easily anyway. Our rumors are terrific. You think there's a ghost or something that called for thunder?

It will be after the unification of the heavens and the earth to spread vaccination throughout the country.

Speaking of which, the doctor's apprenticeship has finally gathered about ten people to start studying.

I knew they were all men. Become from the early members of the guards, who are bad friends of Nobunaga, and those who volunteered from the Takikawa and Hozuki clans. Originally, some people had knowledge of medicine and were interested in it.

I'm studying fundamentals at school now. I don't know how many years you can be on your own, but I'm looking forward to it.

side: Saito Dozo

Upon returning to Inari Mountain Castle, the ugliness of Reliance Arts had already been known.

There are also those around me who are related to the Tuki family, but their faces tell the whole story.

I don't have to hear everyone suffer from understanding why they go to harmony and make a scene.

It's not a good favorite art either. He neglects those who bitterly complain with only those who say good things to his ear. As a result, few follow the eagle for the survival of their homes.

Besides, the Reliance Art, one foot away, will cut his neck off from the wreckage of the minister who caused the problem and make him break it down. I also immediately let the minister's neck turn to stop him in the middle of the situation, and I hear he struck this down again.

I don't even know what it feels like. Don't let Ozhang scratch all that shame. I might snap my neck off with a washer.

But not a lot. How about less ministers rubbing against themselves? Are you thinking ahead?

And without a word of apology from Oda and Kuyuan, do you think that Oda will protect the one who went home dissatisfied, just like before?

It's been a long time since my wife pointed a knife at me and it's funny. Shinsu can't even pretend not to look at it. That's how big it is for Oda.

Don't isolate the Tuki family.

Well, that bastard thing is good. The problem is with Oda.

"Home butterfly. I've officially decided where to marry him."

"I already know."

My daughter, Homecoming Butterfly, doesn't even change one expression for her relationship with Oda. Shall I say that I have the gall to sit still? I don't know what to say.

"... your father intends to obey Oda?

"It could happen sooner or later."

I stared at the garden. I wondered if the return butterfly had finally opened its own mouth, and would it flatten a story that no one in the house could touch?

"I have a reputation in the alley that the Buddha drained me of poison. Even if he hides his father, he won't obey Oda.

"Home butterfly. It is not the world that already determines the survival of a house in battle. If you fight against Oda and fight once or twice, you win too. But waiting ahead is doom. If that bastard wants to pick it, you can do whatever you want. But she lived and gave birth, leaving Saito's blood behind."

Can't Shinkuro understand the horrors of Oda? All I can say is foolishness while my child.

There's no point in winning a war. Unless you can take Shinsu's neck and obey Kuyuan. Oda's money and merchants won't even hurt like some loss.

"You really got poisoned. You think you can live with a poisoned animal?

"You can tell if you go to Ozhang too. Nobu-soo is not in my earliest eyes. He's already looking ahead. It's a shame."

It's not just the return butterfly. I have a feeling it's not funny with me. A few years ago, Shinsu won when he came in with Asakura.

But this is the status quo. You can't just be strong in battle.

If only we could survive willingly.

But when I wonder if I'm going to destroy you like you did, it's what I really don't want.

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The first vaccination in the world was carried out in the autumn of the two thousand two hundred and seven years of the Imperial Period and the seventeenth year of astronomy.

According to Kuyuan Jiayi, seed pox was applied to the children of Kuyuan Jiayi ministers and residents by Kuyuan Pamela, who was also known as Kuyuan Sensei.

Heritage says it was Kuyuan Ketty's parents who established seedpox technology, but the Kuyuan family has not released records dating back to a horse, and details become unknown. The existence of the record is also found in Lord Nobunaga Oda's anecdotes and ancient records, and is also the source of various controversies.

It is uncertain why Kuyuan Pamela did the seed pox, not Kuyuan Ketty, also known as the Doctor Saint, at this time.

It is also apart from stating that Kuyuan Pamela was more familiar to the people than Kuyuan Ketty, who just often went out with one horse.

With other records that she was brightly liked by the people, it can also be inferred that her practice at the hospital was centered on her.

It is also said to be just a matter of timing, as some records indicate that Kuyuan Ketty applied seed pox on the most different days.

Since then, vaccinations have spread around the Kuyuan family, but they still didn't pass on to Europe, where seed pox is discovered until Edward Jenner finds it in the thousand seven hundred and ninety-six A.D.

There have been various debates on this matter, and some scholars have been critical of the Kuyuan family that seedpox technology has been kept secret in Europe.

However, in the Japanese area, the theory prevailed that Europeans simply did not believe in Japanese technology, which was ridiculed as an undeveloped barbarian, or that the Kurumiya already had technology beyond Europe and were just not interested in anything other than trading.