Umi to Kaze no Oukoku

"Come on, we're celebrating tonight"

Shaw, who took Lassindo to the Mansion at the Dragon Sands, was stopped from having to celebrate getting the ship.

"But I came out without saying anything to Mia..."

An ambush appears on Shaw, who was about to say no. Marche, a four-year-old brother who finds his favorite brother from the other side of the marble corridor, comes running through the courtyard all the way through the fountain.

"Brother Shaw."

Sho hugged by Marche, screaming in a slightly tongueless tone, laughs bitterly that he has no choice. Several princesses are also born under Shaw, but Shaw, who lives in the outhouse, rarely met, and was sweet to Marche and Marilyn, the different fathers that his mother Ruby gave birth to.

"Marche, you've grown up"

Shaw hugs a four-year-old Marche.

"Ugh, heavy..."

The black-eyed eyes are similar, but unlike Shaw, who is small and somewhat thin, Marche inherited the stately racindo physique of the extrusion, which was much heavier.

"Master Shaw, you think they've got the ship? Congratulations."

While stopped by Marche, I am told that the First Lady Hermia of Racindo is ready to celebrate.

Even though I said I got the ship, I just sold out my out-of-house gear, and I don't have anything on my hands, Shaw would hesitate to give me a treat that would be carried to the lower table one after the other.

"Don't worry, we've put out a use for Mia."

Shaw felt self-loathing for herself, completely useless, that Hermia would take steps without any help.

To sail, we have to find the captain. The ship was left to Rashind, so the captain decides to find it on his own.

At Shaw's request, his brother Marche also ate a celebratory treat with him. Rashind and Hermia smiled at Shaw as she took care of her young brother.

"Master Shaw is kind."

When he says he's a prince, he picks a dish with less spices on his brother's plate and takes it apart, and sees it as unlike King Aslan, whose birth mother Ruby didn't even have a child but only met him a few times, he's captured by complicated thoughts.

Ruby didn't even know if he was happy or sorry that Shaw didn't look like King Aslan.

His marriage to Rashind was full of serene affection and Rubi, who had not felt any dissatisfaction, but he remembered with a little nostalgia the kindness of King Aslan, who had shined like the sun in a chilled royal palace, who fumbled in his arrogant behavior.

Even though it was a celebratory seat, Shaw, eight, was the guest of honor, with no booze or geisha dancing, only a fun performance of music.

"Mr. Rashind, Hermia, it's a treat"

A small shaw, but a big eater who didn't look good on his body, Rashind also ate a little surprisingly.

"No, it was a sudden matter today, so I couldn't get a seat for the kitten celebration. Celebrate your first voyage with a grand celebration."

I laughed that Shaw, who ate so much that his stomach was painful, could not eat any more.

Rashind, whom Shaw was riding on the dragon sands and dropping off to go home from the palace, was told by Hermia that he hated even though he had a business meeting with an important guest today.

"When you hear of a ship, you lose sight..."

Listening halfway through Hermia's business conversation with her guests, Rashind remembered how excited she was when she first got the ship.

Shaw, who returned home from the Palace, reported to Mia that he had acquired the ship and that Rashid had been congratulated. Mia realizes that Shaw feels complicated about getting Rashind to help her, and feels the height of her boyish pride.

"Today, I know I'm a child who can't do one thing. I got the ship, but I have to find the captain. I wonder if we'll recruit at the harbor. You don't have some kind of vocational counseling office or a union of sailors?

In the previous world, you would advertise for job security or in a job information magazine, but I don't know what's going on in this world.

"The captain must choose someone he can trust. Shaw can't be on a boat all the time. You don't have to study or wear martial arts to be a fine prince, so I won't allow you to stay on the boat. Even if you don't board, you have to find a captain who can trust you to ship and do business."

Mia decided to let Shaw arrange for the captain, thinking that one or two failures within the young should be experienced. In the unlikely event that its captain took over the ship and fled, I thought that Aslan would not overlook it in silence, and that no one would have the guts to imitate it because the people of the Southeast Islands were in awe of the king.

In case you're a bad captain, you're about to leave the money alone at best, and Mia leaves you with a chance to work out that Shaw will notice it and also study how to handle it afterwards.

Mia was pessimistic that Shaw would attract him because the captain knew the big merchant was carrying him.

"That's right, there's no union of sailors, but there are a lot of sailors in the harbor looking for jobs. The people are in a liquor store, waiting for a ship with good conditions. Oh, I'm definitely going with an escort. Some of them are frigid."

Shaw was surprised that he was lethargic for the price while returning from Mia's room.

I thought Mia would pay more attention, but Shaw finds it surprising that it was a zackling explanation. As the successor to King Aslan, he was a shaw who didn't realize he was Bishibashi trained.

"For my lovely granddaughter Lara, we need to raise Shaw to be a solid prince."

I don't even know what Mia thinks, and Shaw doesn't even know how much salary he has to give to hire a captain, or whether it's a percentage system of making money on the deal.

Shaw, where have you been?

From Mia's room in the royal palace, walking bumpy through the corridor to the outlying palace, Brother Karin, an independent, called out.

"Brother Karin, it's been a long time. Looking good."

Karin, who was tanned on a warship duty, looked a little grown up.

"It's been a long time since I've been home to Reite, so I've come to visit the outhouse to see even my younger brothers face, but you're away, and Hassan is flustered..."

Shaw laughs bitterly that he would not have played the conversation with Karin, a military temper, and Hassan, a merchant temper.

"Around the corner, I'm sorry I was away when you came to visit me"

Karin liked Shaw among her brothers. Nash also promised each other that his grandfather would talk to each other and enter into a marital relationship, a blurry atmosphere, but with a glance at his highly capable youngest.

Karin of high pride didn't admit it, but whenever he worked on a warship and saw other cadets unable to remember how to read nautical charts or measure positions, he remembered Shaw's clear head.

"Have you had dinner yet? I haven't, so hang out a little bit."

Shaw was annoying because he was packing a treat up to his throat, but was the fortitude similar to that of Aslan or was he dragged back to the city of Leyte.