The Villager Who Grew Up Drinking Elixir Fountain

The precious herb, and above all the healing of Alf's injuries, led Sheila to ask the Lupicas to take him to the king's capital.

I also had some anxiety on my own, so I'm relieved that I'm glad.

On the road through the woods, Alf and Claus served as the avant-garde and Lupica as the rear guard. Sheila and Maria watch the fight from behind, as a recovery factor.

It took a few days to get through the woods, and Sheila and the others came from a small village.

But it was a big enough village for Sheila. The population is over five hundred, and everything is different from the village of Sheila, which was about half that size.

The village is surrounded by a fence about a meter high. A measure that keeps forest animals and demons out of it, but rarely poses a danger due to the large number of adventurers staying.

The majority of the houses are built using trees and bricks and the streets lined with several shops are lively.

Sheila walks through the village and looks to many things.

"Wow, oh, I have a pretty necklace!

"If you're Sheila, you're too shabby...... Let's start with the inn."

"Okay."

Sheila glances all the way over to see it, followed by a lupica that giggles.

Maria, who was watching how it went, giggles, too.

"Where the hell did you live to be so excited about this?

"Wherever they say...? Beyond the woods."

There is no map because there was no other interaction, nor is there a name in the village. For Sheila and the others, the name of just a village was enough for me to live in.

"Really... maybe we should do an investigation for once"

"But it's a good village, isn't it?

"I can tell that by looking at you."

Sheila tells Maria that she's okay.

While I'm bitterly laughing at what the hell is okay with me, I'll just have to put it on hold for now. It is now a prerequisite to return to the King's Capital.

In the deepest part of the street lined up with shops, a large building appeared.

A three-story orange roof with a lowered sign depicting a house, a knife and a fork. Flowers are planted in front of the entrance and the atmosphere is nice.

Sheila soon realizes it's an inn and makes her chest bounce wondering if she's staying in such a pretty place.

Enter the lodging room and go through the process of Alf booking and stopping in the lodging book.

Seeing as how she pays for the number of people, Sheila understands that she needs a round coin as consideration for staying.

But when it comes to what Sheila has, it's only 28 bunches of herbs and 5 high elixirs. I want to stay, but I get anxious to see if I can get you to stay with medicinal herbs.

"Mr. Alf, on behalf of my share of the inn...... are the herbs enough?

"Huh?"

This is a village bigger than the one I lived in, so I figured I would need something more to consider than where I lived in the village.

Lupica, who was watching Alf and Sheila interact, says to Sheila, thinking that maybe...

"Mr. Sheila, you said you didn't have any money. I don't need the money on the road because you treated me... but if you don't have the money, Sheila will be in trouble."

"Money?"

"Huh?"

I'm surprised the Lupicas don't know about the money.

"Until now, how do you shop...?

"If I wanted something, I'd have them swap it for herbs, meat, something."

"Barter...... I see"

Listening to Sheila, it is reminded that the Lupicas really lived in places like isolation from other villages and people.

"You should explain the money. Mr. Sheila, I'll teach you."

"Really? Thanks, Mr. Lupica!

Alf finishes the process without a thing, and what we have is four rooms on the third floor. When you enter the room addressed to Sheila, the smell of flutter and flowers.

The room, about six tatami size, has a window in the back and a bed in front of it. The desk, just moments after entering, was decorated with living flowers in a vase.

Maria, Alf and Claus go to their respective rooms, and Lupica interrupts Sheila's room as she is to teach her gold.

Then I'll tell you about the money.

"Yeah."

Quickly, Lupica gave Sheila an explanation for the money.

We don't barter here, we spend a coin called money. Unit is Korg.

For example, if I buy one apple, I need about 50 cogs. This inn is also a small village with a slightly cheaper pricing of 2,000 korgs.

"When you work, you get paid for it. So I shop and stay at the inn this way. Of course, you can save money and buy a mansion."

"I see..."

"Sheila would get paid to sell herbs. Live with that money."

- Money is convenient!!

Hearing Lupica explain, Sheila understood something called money.

There was no such convenience in the village, so I would love it to be introduced.

Sheila makes her eyes sparkle when she's amazing. Plus, it's even more because you can buy away your own herbs that you have now.

Expect that you may be able to buy cute ornaments or some delicious looking food, although not in that much quantity.

"Well, I'm just gonna get you to buy me some herbs!

Lupica laughs bitterly at Sheila, who roughs her nose.

"You can buy the herbs from the Adventurer's Guild or the Tool Store. The Adventurer Guild also mediates work such as crusading demons and gathering."

There are both in this village, so Lupica teaches that if you're going to work like an adventurer in the future, you should sell it there.

Unlike the general profession, adventurers are more liberal. It's great for Sheila, who's not going to stay in one city.

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The Lupikas decided to take a different course of action by replenishing supplies and greeting the village chief's house.

It's the first moment for Sheila to walk alone in the outside world. It's a strange thing because the earth you trample on doesn't change, but you think it's fresh somewhere.

What came is further ahead of the street lined up with the shops we just went through.

"Wow, wow! I wonder what that is, food!?"

There is a small open-air market in this village, and Sheila got there on foot. My eyes nail at the various things that are sold.

Cute looking treats, ornaments I've never seen.

"If I sell the herbs, I can buy them, so I'll be a little more patient......!

Looking around the village, I came to the Adventurer's Guild where I was taught.

Although it is usually located in more than a city, the village is sometimes placed in front of what is considered the most dangerous "ever-night forest" in the world.

The Adventurer Guild, built of bricks, looks very sturdy, and I accidentally raise my voice "oops". When you open the door and go inside, there's one counter.

Is it free time now, or is there no one else but Sheila?

"Welcome"

"Hello. I heard you could buy away the medicinal herbs..."

Go to the receptionist at the guild who handled it with a smile on her face, and Sheila takes the herb out of her bag. I wish I could buy the cute necklace I just saw...... I don't care.

"Yes, I'll confirm."

"Please"

Looking at Sheila's handed herbs, the receptionist said, "Hmm?," he frowned.

"This... isn't just a herb, is it, more, superior..."

"Top?"

Ha, Sheila tilts her neck.

"Is this... a phantom, spiritual herb? No, it's not something you can see here..."

"I think it's a regular herb..."

"Normal... I can only assure you that it's not"

The receptionist who bothered me as I roared and Sheila tilting her neck wondering if it was a regular herb. I don't care what I do, I remember having two different kinds of herbs when it comes to it.

The herb that I gave to Claus and took to Maria. This leaves 18 bundles.

There are 10 bunches of herbs that I just took out and gave them to you.

I didn't just give it to you, but what if it's the herb you gave Claus? Sheila gives the herb to the receptionist in exchange for giving it to her earlier.

"Oh, this is a normal top-quality herb!

"Then I want you to buy it away"

Apparently, I didn't think it was a problem, and Sheila took out the remaining 17 bundles of herbs that she had given Claus.