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Romelia Wang

A full two days have passed since we boarded the carriage in the city of Cassia.

We crossed the mountain with the caravan that was stopping in the city, and now the almost flat road just continues.

On the day of departure most members of the 'Rust Brigade' had come to drop them off.

I guess that's all Riesha's nesting was shocking and just as happy again.

I mean, we all cared a lot while we couldn't just go into the detour of things.

Especially after Guys hugged me and cried.

It's easy to bond to your emotions while you have a rugged look.

Well, that's also meant to be the only good guy.

I hope you're doing well with Nancy.

I never got so bored on the road, either, because I was talking to Reesha about what happened.

Most importantly, Riesha, who had cleared up the majority of the bandits after the load by herself, would not have been more bored.

I paid to have him escorted.

But they're not comfortable until the school's enjoying itself too much and they're moving their bodies.

Though smiling, what I was doing made me feel too noisy to say anything.

I say no to the captain of the caravan who offered me a refund for that because of his bitter smile, because he likes it and does it, as well as bitter smile.

It was a pleasure to have our meal sumptuous for that matter.

Having spent two days in between, we are now trying to reach Romelia, the king's capital.

In this world, it was packed in concrete, sunk in Tokyo Bay, and then flown to another world for two months and a little bit.

There was already a lot going on, but it finally felt like starting here.

For a smooth slip, I'll have to do something about Leesha's exam first.

There seems to be no problem in terms of ability.

The concern would still be that it is a silver-haired elf.

I don't know what kind of thoughts work and get irrational eyes.

What if it does, although I would like to enroll in a regular way if possible?

- It's decided.

Irrationally, irrationally, squid, squid, squid.

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A huge moat dug to refuse the progression of uninvited guests to the city's exterior.

The walls on the other side of it were equipped with surveillance towers at equal intervals, and there was a glimpse of what appeared to be a lookout.

Immediately through the walls, the streets are not so different from the city of Cassia, except that many collective dwellings can be seen.

The vast majority of people living here seem to be involved in the manufacture of industrial products such as weapons, agricultural tools and magic aids, and to receive daily food with their salaries.

Plugging onto the middle floor increases the percentage of houses and gradually increases the grade of buildings.

In proportion to that, people were better off, and the price of the goods sold on the market was about a turn higher than in the outer periphery.

Due to its ease of access to both the castle and the outer perimeter, there are many guards and royal castle workers living here.

And the center.

A castle big enough to be seen anywhere in the city, to say the least, on your knees.

Most of the major establishments, such as the Institute for the Study of Magic Instruments and the Guild Headquarters of the Kingdom of Trea, are located around here.

"Oh, there you are."

And the man waited at the corner of Eye-out Street leading to the entrance to the castle.

"Hey, you're free to be a saint, too."

That's what I say and greet you with one hand up.

Short blonde hair and red eyes, a man with a grumpy, neat appearance - Leonard Hargrave knelt before us away from the streetlight he was leaning against.

"You have the same attitude toward the benefactor, you"

Pay the hand stretched out to do the decopin.

"I think you should be a little more thankful to me for making only this level of demand while still preventing the coup that took place on the territory of Geolas, an important hub supporting the logistics of the Kingdom of Trea."

"You little...!

When he says so to raise his jaw and provoke, Leonard pulls his face.

"What more can I do for you than call you? Trouble again?

"... well, you're similar"

Leonard sighs in disgust and looks at Riesha as she softly looks around behind me.

That's what I'm talking about.

Leonard nods small when he drops his voice and says:

"Oh,“ Mysteria said, "it didn't work as well as it used to."

So my concerns became real. [M]

Well, I thought nothing was stranger, but you got into trouble.

"I'm talking about Leisha, who would afford to go through an exam where the kid around there would be the standard. The question is whether the dean and the board will shake their heads vertically."

"You're suspicious of clouds, aren't you? Is that something you can't do with Leonard's recommendation or something?

"If you care about the disadvantages you suffer over the profits you earn, you have no choice. At last, it could be positive, but it could be negative. If you're gambling, you're a bunch of nihilistic people who go zero in the first place."

"I won't deny that... well, from our standpoint, it's just a nasty disorder."

There is no difference between being a school that is an educational institution and being a for-profit organization.

Most importantly, emphasis should be placed on the survival of schools, and on generating profits and avoiding disadvantages.

Teachers and staff working there are not saints.

Just like the students and their parents who go there, they're just people.

Of course they have a home and a family.

If so, there must be no wage as consideration for labor.

It is also impossible to run to profit or keep for that matter.

As a person, as an organization, it can be called normal behavior.

"I hit the hard question all of a sudden... Now what?

That's what I say, Leonard, flattering his shoulders.

But that face can afford somewhere, and it also looks like she's enjoying the situation.