Tsumi Kake Tensei Ryoushu no Kaikaku

Sola, who attached Mathier's cooperation, also returned to the mansion there to admire the music.

"So are Sania, Rhulu, Razette and Kohl. Come with me."

Speaking to the face who picked me up, Sola heads to the office.

"Did you identify the person in the letter?

Rhulu lines up next to Sola's right and asks.

Sora shook her head.

"They say it was roughly a year ago that a letter began to arrive under Miss Mathier. Every time the letter's courier changed, it seemed pointless for the maid Aloyrie to follow"

"Was it scattered as pointless?

Sora shook her head in response to Sania's question, which was also lined up next to her left.

"He was hired only to deliver the letter. Every time, a suitable Chamber of Commerce worker had delivered a letter. They don't even know who sent the letter."

"You're thorough. Why would I do that?"

"Ask the person and you'll see. But I'm pretty sure he's got a lot of money."

He deliberately hires people to deliver more than twenty letters in a year, while also increasing the price of the paper itself.

Even if the sender of the letter was hypothetically a civilian, it would be difficult unless he was about the president of a major chamber of commerce.

"What's the text of the letter?

"It was a choice of words full of nobility. It was sweeter than the romance I wrote."

Sora shrugs her shoulders with a face like she bit a bitter object while saying it was sweet.

Few new things have come to light with Mathier's cooperation installed.

The letter has been delivered for a year now, only that the wealthy or aristocrats are likely to be senders.

"Especially since Miss Mathier started going out to a party in the King's Capital," she said.

Though I can't be sure yet, the sender of the letter embarks on the identification as likely to be noble, Sola sets the direction.

Razette, who was ahead, opens the office door, and Sola and the others go inside.

Sora sat down on the desk and pulled out the necessary paperwork.

"We don't have time anyway. Hands on the sender of the letter at once"

Sola passes it to Cor by filling in the number of silver and glassware on one piece of paper she pulls out.

"Order by the end of the day and let me deliver by the day after tomorrow. Once it's delivered, Cole polishes it straight up and doesn't let anyone touch it."

"Ko, am I going to do this number alone?

"I don't mind relying on people for daily cooking. If you want someone else to touch the dishes, you can use up to two people, but be careful not to touch more than two of the same dishes."

Sora pushes caution.

You know it's necessary, Cole glimpses Sola after a difficult face.

"What do you want me to do about cooking...?

"You don't have to prepare your meal the day after tomorrow. Let's all go to some kiosk."

He looks like Cole was scared of Sola, who rarely decides to eat out.

"Is this dish polishing such an important job?

"Oh, it's no exaggeration to say that the success or failure of the operation hangs on it"

Send out a col with a blue face and Sora sees Gorge escorting me all day today.

"I'm sorry after work all day, but you need to use the Flame Squad to find this plant. It must be growing in the shade of the woods and mountains around the king's capital."

Sora gives Gorge a painting of the plant she painted with her hand, which she was also moving during her conversation with Cor.

Lulu peered into the plant painting and nodded like he was good at it.

"It's a cedar plant. It was in the flowers brought to me by a man from Crossport back in Viscountry."

"... back then"

Razette and Sania looked fed up when Sora shrugged remembering the incident that started the flower festival.

Sora regains her mind and looks at Gorge.

"I want a ton of spores of that plant. Find me."

"Shall we go too?

Lulu offers to accompany him.

I've seen the real thing. Llulu is fit, but Sola wanted to leave another job to him, holding back.

"I want Llu to visit Miss Mathier tomorrow with iodine"

"If you're iodine, I'm bringing inventory, but what do you use it for?

"There are few operating procedures, but you should do it once and show it to me. I'll do it in the lab and show it to you, so get your iodine and alcohol lamps ready."

"Okay. Come quickly."

Sola looks at Razette and Sania as she painstakingly drops off Rhulu leaving the clerk's office with experiments, experiments, and a rhino.

"As soon as all kinds of things are ready, we'll have a party. We may end up calling all the nobles, but we'll start with a party that invited all the nobles of the South"

"If only the invitees had a sender of letters, if they weren't, would they be throwing a party inviting the nobles of the West next?

Sania asks, drawing on Sola's intentions.

Sola affirmed Sania's predictions and saw Razette.

"I'll take care of the venue arrangements. I'll call His Royal Highness in the blind eye, so I need you to prepare a suitable venue. Quotes are due tomorrow night."

"You'll be working on it soon."

Sania stares as surprised at Razette's back, who rarely goes to get the necessary paperwork without complaining.

Apparently Razette's declaration of active cooperation was not a lie.

Well, and Sola sighs and looks at Sania.

"Sania, I'm sorry, but it's a party that calls the nobles..."

"I know. From now on, you'll be hiding in a demon cave while you're at the party."

"... sorry"

Smiling at Sola, who bites at remorse, Sania left the office.