The Too Many Summonings from Japan Have Caused the Goddess to Flip Out

Why isn't Mr. Rimbel getting fat?

"Even if you say it with such a dirty eye"

In the living room of the Anda family.

Seeing that Mr. Rimbelle, who ate the pudding, was still a fool, Elte lamented the irrationality of the world, even though she did not eat snacks.

Rather, it is irrational for Mr. Rimbel to say such a thing.

The pudding that Rimbelle is eating is a pudding made from soy milk and agave by Natan who has no doubts about developing sweets for elves for Ineltia, depending on the example.

Isn't that more of an agar jelly than a pudding? This means that we passed a similar question when a cheesecake without cheese came out a long time ago, so let's throw it on the shelf around here.

"I'm not convinced that humans are not the same as humans because they eat and make their bodies differently."

It was Ineltia-san, wasn't it?

"I think it was simply because I had a lot to eat." Exercise, except for the amount of food I eat, but I bike around for a few hours in my spare time. ”

Oh, by the way, you're going somewhere with your helmet on.

Whether you're going somewhere on a passionate road bike or on a road bike, Rimbelle wears a helmet and a protector.

Some people may think that protectors are great for mountain biking in the mountains, but I don't know when and how to do it, so I've never come to wear them.

A friend of the author would normally ride a bike around the city, and suddenly the bike would spin forwards, showing off a stunning front passage.

No, I guess not, but it was the result of an event where the stone flying between the tire and the mudguard just got in and meshed brilliantly, and it wouldn't have happened that way even if I had aimed at it.

There is no zero chance of such a rare event happening, so it is better to wear a helmet.

Where are you going and what are you doing?

"It's like a walk." Just run around as you like, stop by a convenience store if you're hungry, and come back as you please. "

"Why don't you get lost?"

Where's the element of getting lost?

Mutual incomprehension between man and directional deafness with excellent sense of direction.

In fact, people with extreme directional deafness are lost in real-time navigation using smartphone location information, so if you let them walk where they don't know by themselves, it's at an amazing level.

Conversely, a person with a good sense of direction is good at remembering landmarks, and he or she can sense how far he or she is moving and which direction he or she is facing.

What is the difference between being the same organism?

It's more of a landmark than a forest.

Um, are all the similar buildings going to be landmarks?

I can only say that the world I already see is different.

Today, Japan is still at peace.







On the other hand, Takatenhara.

"Isn't Mom Chari overseas?" I don't see much drama or anything like that. "

"There is nothing wrong, but it seems that there are few types outside of Japan that can put children on the luggage carrier." At the time of the Tokyo Olympics, there was also an overseas reporter who was writing about the practicality of pachari. "

"What are you doing here? That reporter."

There were other reporters whose convenience store food repo had become popular, and there were reporters who enjoyed Japan separately from their work.

By the way, the frozen dumplings served in the cafeteria were very popular among the athletes.

"In some countries, bicycles are evolving in a different direction than in Japan. In the Netherlands and elsewhere, there are vehicles that connect the small bodies of children to the back of the bike and tow them.”

"What's that supposed to be fun?"

There are other types of cargo bikes that have a basket big enough for multiple children to ride in front of them.

There are also many variations here, such as installing a baby seat or a seat belt.

……

You don't want to tell Rock that you want to take a ride, do you?

"I want to take a ride! Sorry!"

"No, it's not bad."

It's kind of exciting to feel the wind in your body.

Today, Takatenhara is still peaceful.