Transition to Another World, Landmines Included

Meanwhile, the Hulkas, who had broken up with the Naos and started their action, were rushing into Diora's place in the course of the day.

"Hey, guys, what's going on?

With the Hulkas rushing in, who already thought they were not in this town, Diola turned her eyes round and immediately lowered her brow butt like she was in trouble.

"Weren't you supposed to have left town already? I've already sent the report..."

"I have a bit of a problem. I'll be out in a minute. I'm sorry, I just wanted to borrow Mr. Diola's knowledge again so I could come back for a moment. Do you have any idea where Obnia could pick it up near here?

"It's perfectly fine if I can help you...... when it comes to obnia, is it gresco fever? Did you even ask for it from an overprotective nobleman?

That was Diora, who smiled bitterly, but when Hulka added, "I have a child who is a little anxious about her health," she immediately gave me a serious look and bowed her head.

"I'm sorry. Near here, there is a track record of being collected in a spring in the mountain hand between Sarstadt and the town of Kiura to the east of it. However, I don't know much about it, so it might be quicker for me to stretch my legs to Kiura once and be asked."

As Yuki and the others have also experienced, Sarstadt's Adventurer Guild is quite poor and barely exchanges for it.

In addition to that, east of Sallstadt is sometimes another noble territory, and the information is difficult to get in because adventurers working around it are not Sallstadt or Rafan, but are based in Kiura.

While I was there, I was showing Diora excellence around being able to answer Hulka's question instantly, but even she didn't grasp the details.

"You think it's hard to find a fountain?

"Either that or it's too easy to find, is it? It's a watery neighborhood, so there are plenty of springs. It's unclear if Obnia has any idea of the fountains that can be harvested, but we'll get some information."

"Yes, thank you. I'll be there in a minute."

"And then, as you may know, Obnia might as well not be in a magic bag after collecting it"

"Oh, really? Natsuki didn't say anything, did he?

"Yeah. Growing up in beautiful water and about the color of flowers, it was, wasn't it?

"Credibility is unknown, but if you save it with a magic bag, you think it will go away? Other precautions for sampling -"

Seeing the Hulkas look surprised, Diola tells the Hulkas everything she knows about Obnia, just in case.

"Thanks for the help. So..."

The Hulkas, who were seriously asking about Diora's story, tried to leave the guild in a hurry when the story was over.

"Mr. Hulka!

Diora stops them like they panicked and goes on with the words.

"As far as we are concerned, we can delay the report slightly, but we cannot report it falsely, and if the Hulkas come after some sort of order, we will be sure to tell you. Please know that."

"Yeah, I know."

"Mr. Diola's at work, too, isn't she? Thanks."

"No. Now, be careful"

The Hulkas nod to Diora, who tells her it's better not to show her face in the dark, and say thank you.

Diora smiled again at the words and dropped the Hulkas off.

It was the Hulkas who stayed overnight at Raffan's home and left town early in the morning, but the rain that had fallen from that time was the main one by the time we reached Sarstadt.

Because of the magic of "Rainproof (Avoid Rain)", it was possible to travel without becoming a wet mouse, but it is difficult to combine the noise of rain with the stiffness of the enemies coming from poor vision.

Especially the lack of Toya and Nao, who specialize in so-called enemies, had not been less affected, and the spiritual fatigue was greater than physical when the Hulkas rushed into the gates of Sarstadt.

The lack of room was something that even made them feel a little suspicious, but Sarstadt's gatekeeper spoke to them as if he'd gotten somewhere.

"Ladies, are you planning on riding for me? Then you should try harder and hurry. If it rains like this, it's time to stop?

Yes, rain.

Sarstadt is a town where weather-waiting people gather to cross the river.

Rain, wind, etc. leave the delivery quite often.

"Oh, thank you. This is the guild card."

A quick glance at the guild card offered in haste by the Hulkas, the gatekeeper nodded and pointed toward the harbor.

"Oops, I checked. Come on, hurry."

"Understood."

"Thank you!

The Hulkas, who also ran out there again in gratitude to the gatekeeper, rush through the boulevard of Sarlstadt.

The harbour was immediately visible to a town not so big as that, where the voice "will remain the last flight of the day" was sounded with the sound of a bell announcing the sailing of the ship.

The voice was heard and the meatiest dashed because he did not have the luggage.

"I need you to wait!

Admitting the appearance of Meatier approaching him as he waved, the young man waving the bell stopped his hand and crossed the handing plate to the ship again, which he was about to remove.

"Lady, are you riding?

"Yeah. Four, please, it's"

As the man confirmed, he also turned his gaze to the Hulkas, who had caught up with Meetia, and offered his hand when they nodded, "It's two big silver coins for four".

"Well then... now"

"Sure. Wet and slippery. Be careful not to fall."

With that said, he was the man who offered Meatier his hand, but Meatier never took that hand, and he gets on the boat looking pimpy and fun.

"Mi, you're light...... It just helps if you ride quietly. It rocks."

"Shh, excuse me"

Mary, who apologized to the bitter man for her sister's behavior, honestly took his hand to get in quietly, and Hulka and Yuki went to the ship without using a passing board.

The man who confirmed it immediately removed the handing plate and unbuckled the bell.

And a ship that moves right out.

"Hey, you managed to make it."

"Right. It was critical."

The sailing time of the ship was the same, but the condition of the river surface was beginning to be rough, and from the eyes of the less familiar Hulkas, it was in a rather critical condition.

The vessels used here at the crossing are only about the size of a slightly larger fishing vessel.

Because the water is shallow and not very stable, it is influenced by the river flow.

The water's turning brown.

"Meetia, don't get yourself out of here because it's dangerous"

So it would also be natural for Hulka to have pulled and pulled back inside the ship the roots of Meetia peering into the river from the fringes intriguingly.

"I'm sorry..."

"Ha ha, don't worry, I rarely flip."

Hulka frowns at the disturbing information contained therein, though a grinning man with a bow makes a laugh at the sober meatier.

"Rarely...? Do you flip it sometimes?

"Really occasionally... about once or twice a month. Don't worry about it."

"Me being quiet!

With more accident rates than I thought, Meatier, who can't swim, solidifies pissy in the center of the ship.

My first ship is interesting, but I'm afraid of falling into the water, that would be the case.

"Don't worry. But no matter if a person falls or the ship overturns, the rescue will be here soon, okay? Well, there's a rare unlucky guy in this weather - whoa, that was too much for the other half. We're almost there."

"No, what happens when you're unlucky!?"

Yuki's scratches on an unnaturally switched topic, but the bow laughs "hahaha" in a flamboyant way while being struck by rain and says nothing.

I won't say anything, but I can also say that that has already been the answer.

This world without motorboats, even if we went from shore to rescue when there was some kind of accident, would need a lot of time.

It doesn't even have to be a torrent. It doesn't have to be a rain-fed river to figure out if a person who can't swim can hold up until rescue arrives without wearing a life jacket.

If that is an adventurer wearing metal weapons and protective equipment, it is even more so.

"... Me, I knew I was quiet"

"Wow, I'm quiet too"

Makes you look pale and crouch in, Meatier and Mary.

To reassure the two, Haruka and Yuki, who could swim, leaned next to each other, but in the end, the ship reached the opposite shore without a thing.