Transition to Another World, Landmines Included

"No, Inspirational Sauce, I heard it was delicious, but it was really delicious, wasn't it?

"Really. I honestly can't believe I could do that sauce in such a proper way."

Back at the Sleepy Bear Pavilion, we had Hulka 'purify' us and change into room clothes. We had wasted the sauce we had brought home before.

"You're fighting and selling to the efforts of the source manufacturer. - I don't know the details."

I must be studying your favorite sauces, uster sauces, and everything and taking the time to make them.

"But thanks to this sauce, you're going to have a pretty full meal"

"Seriously, that's it! Nao went to Aela's store, which is the biggest fine play you've ever had coming to this world, absolutely!

"Don't say it forcefully. - Because you can't deny it."

"We were honestly desperate to cook in this world because the first dish we ate was that of Sarlstadt, but there's something there."

"No, no, no, no. Most people don't taste good. You can't be alarmed, can you? Eighty percent of the food I ate in this city was on a level I never wanted to eat again."

I don't eat out that many times, but with the exception of this inn, I thought I could go again only to the fine coffee shop in the example. Now that I know Aela's shop, I will never go there again.

"But even if we use the sauce, it doesn't make sense if we don't cook it ourselves. Halka, where's the house?

"For once, my mentoring is over today, so tomorrow, I'm going to show you some candidates. Let's all go check it out."

"Wow, fun. We admire our own homes and stuff."

"Because of this, I'd like to make a home of my choice, is that future fun"

"No, no, there can't be any new construction at our age.... No, right?

"There might be one in the country. For once, you're an adult?

Do you have it? It's worth it, man.

Can't we just say... considering we had about 10 million yen a week ago?

Especially since it blew up easily when I bought gear, as long as I continued to be an adventurer, though realistically I wouldn't be able to do it for the time being.

"Speaking of which, what happened to Toya? Are you done?

"My goodness! Wait a minute."

That's what Toya brought you, a plate of metal and a stick?

"That's not a shield..."

"- Shovel?"

"Whoa! Yuki, correct! A portable shovel."

That's what Toya said, and when I put the stick I had on the metal plate - it did turn into a shovel.

"The truth is, I wanted it to be foldable like the militia would use, but it was technically impossible, so it's assembled. I hear the old Japanese army was using this?

I got it from Toya. I'll take a look at that.

Some parts of the metal are only about the size of a monograph, but they hang their feet properly, which seems convenient for drilling holes.

The previous part seems to be well worked out and sturdy, but there's nothing else to highlight besides being able to take the pattern, a very normal shovel.

"Did this turn out to be a handbill? You went to mediate Tommy's apprenticeship, didn't you?

For the first time in Tommy's serious work over the past few days, Toya probably decided it was okay to introduce him in view of his character in the original world, but from Mr. Gantz's point of view, he's the only person one of his guests brought in.

I just made a shovel, isn't it weak as a hand note?

"No, no, Shovel's pretty awesome, huh? Some of them talk about personal portable weapons that killed the most people."

"Well, that doesn't matter."

Sure, Mr. Gantz mainly uses weapons and protective equipment, but he shouldn't have sold the shovel in as a weapon.

"Of course, it's a tool for digging holes, right?

"Sure, I didn't sell shovels, but you got something similar."

"No, no, it's supposed to be pretty recent that Shovel took this shape, huh? ♪ There's always been something like Suki ♪

It was in the textbook, too. It was made of wood and only had metal on the tip.

The tip is pointy, you can hang your feet and put your strength into it, and you can carry even more muddy soil. That seems important.

Sure, it's not a tool that's going to sell if it doesn't exist. Because it's convenient for civil engineering, and how convenient it would be to have one as an adventurer.

Tools for digging holes in toilets and camping are important. (11) "Kuwa" can handle it, but it is still difficult to use.

"Ma, it's important to sell it, because I also intended to get a look at his hard work when making this. Perhaps it is in the shadow of Mr. Ganz's permission to disciple."

"Oh, did you get a disciple?

"Oops. Tommy was delighted, I could experience the blacksmith, and I got the shovel. Not a bad result, huh?

I was thinking and delivering more results than I imagined. I hate to say it, but it's unexpected. What was he saying about "Going for Brain Muscle" or something stupid?

Yuki and the others snort and look at the shovel with an impressive look.

Well, I was originally pretty good looking after you, Toya.

"Ma, Youngbayashi - did you name Tommy? If he gets a steady job, he'll feel safe."

"Yes, I have trouble, but it's not like my classmates are enemies, so I'd like to help each other if possible."

Natsuki says such a sweet thing, but he laughs bitterly as Hulka snorts.

"Yeah, as long as it's not even a mine"

"Yes. Because of that, you can't easily find a classmate."

"Just make contact, there could be a problem..."

That's what I say, face to face, heavy sighs.

Except for us, so far, one win and one loss in Younglin and Umebayuan.... No, we haven't met in person, but Tanaka and Takahashi, who have already left, and 7 or 8 people who haven't been able to identify their names to it. Given that, the odds of winning are less than 10%.

Risk of contact, too high.

In particular, it is possible that landmines have already exited and that there are many decent classmates left.

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The next day, we all headed out to see the property in anticipation of the time that Mr. Diola would be free for a little while.

There are a total of 3 properties you mentioned to me. Go around them in turn.

- 1st house

"This is a property featuring a large garden. Whether you're swinging a sword or a spear or a mock fight, I think you can make sure it's wide enough."

"No, Mr. Diola, you mean a large garden... aren't you telling me this is the only garden you have?

"No, there's a building over there once, right?

"There is, but isn't that the storeroom?

The first to be guided by Mr. Diola was a large plot of land that is likely to be five to six times larger than a fine sleeping bear pavilion.

Grasshoppers thrive all over the place, a wide open lot. There is a building in the corner of the site to the extent that I'm sorry, but Hulka is right, that is a free storage, no matter what the eye may see.

"There was originally a pretty big mansion built, hey. It started to get rough and collapse while no one lived there, so it was demolished. Rough buildings can also be a haven for people with bad patterns."

The vacant house problem was serious in Japan, but in the case of Japan, the biggest problem was that the house would be annoying around when it collapsed. Because the premises are small.

If it was like the ruins of a hotel, there were stories that would make it a bad haven, but I've never heard of a ruined door dwelling in an empty house in a normal private house. Is that because the Japanese homeless are in the basic city or because the police are functioning...

"Mr. Diola, you're right about the garden, but I'm not on a request or anything like that level about the building?

When I said that, Mr. Diola nodded and said, even though she knew.

"The building is an omelet when it comes to here. They say you can remove it if you're in the way."

"I mean, you want us to build our own house?

"Yes. Then it'll be the house you asked for, won't it? Besides, with all this land, the rent is only 2 gold coins a month!

Two gold coins, or 2,000 rare. Certainly cheap, I feel. I don't know the market around here.

"However, when you leave, you are conditioned to leave the house intact and put it down"

"Well, I won't break it because I'm leaving."

You're not complaining because the cost of demolition is wasted, and even if you lent the land, the building stays and becomes an asset, right?

But when I said that, Natsuki shook his head and whispered.

"(No, Nao-kun. When you rent land in Japan, you need to remove all the restitution obligations, i.e. buildings, etc. and put them in their original land state before returning them, normally)"

"(Really?

"(Yes. Sometimes it can be used as an absentee property, but mostly it's just out of the way. If you leave, it is mostly when something is wrong)"

If it's a good house that's easy to live in, I won't move, if I'm making money as a store, I won't go out of business.

You don't need a house like that if you're going to get old and move, and if you're going out of business without a profit, you can't borrow the same business type of out-of-the-box property.

That's why, as a landlord, I don't want to leave the building intact. In the case of Japan, it adds up to a fixed asset tax on the building, so it costs not only to demolish, but even to maintain it.

"(Well, if you have a home in a residential area, the reduced tax rate applies, so I can't even say that it's generally even better)"

"(In this world, I guess it's a lot different, the heck of it)"

I don't know the tax system in this world, but maybe I don't have a fine tax system like Japan.

The only tax we've paid so clearly so far is one large silver coin when entering the city.

Maybe it's included in the sale to the guild and the price you pay at the inn.

"Uh-huh, it's going to be what I hope, but it's financially tough."

"Right. Mr. Diola, do you know how long it would take us to build a house like the one we wanted?

That's what they asked me at Evening Eve, and Ms Diola put her hand on her mouth and thought about it for a little while before answering.

"Well... if you save a lot of money, can you do it for about 100 large gold coins"

"I can't! Absolutely not!

"Yeah, right. That's exactly the amount."

Yuki and Natsuki said something immediately negative about the amount Mr. Diola said, but on the contrary, me and Toya, and Hulka, became silent.

That's all the money I actually had until a while ago.

There was a part like Dindle special needs, but it's an amount that's not impossible......

Mr. Diola knows that too, so I think there's a part of him that introduced us here. Most of the deal goes through Mr. Diola.

With that in mind, the three of us looked at each other, all together and sighed.

"Mr. Diola, take it. On hold for now. Can you guide me through the following?

"Right. It's not the kind of amount you can decide right away."

"Yeah!? Hulka, are you on hold, not rejected? You can't, that kind of amount."

"You can't even say that, can you? Because it is a reservation that is unlimited and close to being rejected. Let's go next."

"Ugh, yeah......?

Encouraging Yuki and Natsuki to have a slightly questionable look, we followed Mr. Diola and walked off.

- Second house

"This is the mansion where a certain aristocratic mistress lived. The grounds are smaller than they were earlier, but a splendid mansion on two floors and a beautiful garden would be stunning if maintained."

"Oh, is this garden beautiful? I look worse than I did in the garden earlier."

"Yeah, it was beautiful - it was. Previously. For planting a lot of trees, it's getting extra rough now."

Hmm. If it's a lawn garden, it just grows grass even if it's rough, but if you were planting garden trees and building a garden, if you leave it, big trees would grow. If the leaves fall, the leaves will also form and the plants will flourish more and more.

I mean, the trees are so busy, I can't even see the building from here.

It was in front of the gates of the premises that Mr. Diola gave such an explanation. The only gardens visible from here are mostly wooded gardens.

"Mr. Diola, aren't you coming in?

"Are you going in?

"Huh? You can't see if you don't come in, can you? Sure, I don't like to split into these woods a little bit, but you can strike them off appropriately, right?

Toya's bringing his sword, so let's get him to the lead.

"Are you coming in?"

That being said, Mr. Diola doesn't open the gate and try to get in.

"... you don't like it? What did you say about this property?

"This is five gold coins a month."

"I also feel it's all telling the story already, what happened?

"As I said earlier, this was the home of a certain aristocratic mistress, but it was ironic and now it's empty"

"No, so the specific irony..."

"It's ironic."

"So..."

"It's ironic (...)! That's good, right?

"Yes, I understand"

You smile, but your eyes aren't laughing at all, Mr. Diola, you're too scared.

It's about nobility, so sticking your neck in it sucks.

"So, Mr. Diola, I understand the irony (...), but is it actually harmful?

"No, the big deal... is that borrowers get sick so often"

"It's not big!

"Don't worry. It's not proven relevant."

"I'm not relieved! Can Mr. Diola live here?

"No, I, because that's the kind of quality I believe in"

I shake my head lightly, Mr. Diola.

It's not 'I don't believe', it's 'I believe'?

Well, it's a world where magic exists. I also feel no wonder that resentment and such things exist.

"Don't introduce me to that... Rejected. Rejected."

"Right. I'm relieved I didn't have to come in either. Let's go next."

That's right. I'll walk out of here, Mr. Diola.

Perhaps Mr. Diola wasn't serious about recommending it either. Maybe there's a norm or something that's not right if I introduce you once?