To be honest, it was Soma's feeling that he was more normal than he thought.
Or, as you might expect,
I have walked a lot through the Dimension, which is the land of the devil.
After the elf forest, it had been about a week.
It took about three days to get to the first city, or village, and in a way what happened there might have surprised me the most.
If I normally thought it was a village on the human side, it was actually because I'd already set foot in the diment.
Although it is often said that boundaries and so on are not laid, it is very difficult to know when the boundaries were crossed when they were neglected by geography.
Besides, elsewhere, anyway, the nearest place from there is the Elf Forest.
Sometimes the elves are neutral, including the Demons, and they do not place surveillance or anything in particular around them.
It's unnecessarily hard to tell, and Sheila and the others didn't seem to know much about it.
It was the first time I heard it in the village.
Nevertheless, it was normal at first sight to see the village under Aina's care as well.
Even considering the formation of the Demonic Nation, it was natural to say so.
Though there was some surprise, it was due to those factors that Soma was able to honestly accept it.
The villagers seemed more surprised when Sheila and Felicia also told the demons that there was no particular prejudice, no particular problem, and on the contrary, where they came from.
Most of all, if we're friendly with each other, we've never been over it, and we've been fine on the road.
There were not many demons, and it was like a reminder of my journey with Eina and Lina.
That's how I got into the dimension and the third, the first time I got to where I deserved to call it a city, and I came here with almost no sides as it were - to the Adventurer Guild Branch for a simple reason.
He noticed something on the road.
- We don't have anything golden-eyed.
After the Elf Forest, he secretly defeated what Joseph had made me have, and only a few demons on the road, and managed to outstrip them to the two villages by bartering with them, but there was nothing he could do without making any more money.
I've known for a long time that adventurer guilds exist in Diment as well.
Or Sheila told me that if it were to be a city of some size, the Alliance would mostly try to build a branch anywhere.
For once the Pre-Built Upper Alliance should belong to the country, so it shouldn't be possible to make it into a dimension where the country doesn't exist... I guess we're doing something about it there.
Whatever it is, it doesn't make any difference to the Somas today.
The prediction that there would be a guild in all these cities was brilliant, and I came here in the heart of the city... but I came in and was usually surprised for the price.
Because from what I saw, it did feel like a guild or something.
... It's hard to tell in words, but in short, it wasn't much different from other guild branches that Soma has been to before.
To be honest, I was just saying, I just thought there was a clear difference in the guild.
Eina had taught me that he was a rough man by any means an adventurer, and that the Demons had basic power as the law.
Isn't it natural to imagine that it feels a little arrogant there?
But too rude an imagination in that sense is that you've been betrayed brilliantly.
Exactly. Though this is soma, I have to reflect.
"Hmm... by the way, who should I apologize to in this case...? Adventurer... No, if you are an employee, if you are not, do you deserve a staff proxy...?
"... um, soma's the way it always is"
"Sheila's also surprisingly hard on Mr. Soma, isn't she? Well, naturally."
"I feel like they're saying something rude...?
"It's not my fault, so it's okay, right?
"...... it's okay"
"I can't solve it..."
I honestly just tried to show the mind of reflection, why should they say that?
As I put the bullshit down, etc., I looked around... and then, Soma tilted her neck.
I thought it was strangely quiet, because everyone was looking in the direction of the day after tomorrow for some reason.
I wonder if there's anything I can do to get my gaze around, but nothing in particular.
Is it even popular for unusual play...?
"Hmm... or the saloon clerk is asleep. Is that a good idea?
"It won't have been a compliment, but not many people will use the liquor store in the morning, okay? In the first place, we're not going to pinch our mouths."
"... even if he gets mad, he deserves it"
"Is that so too... it's not like we need anything else."
Moments seemed to lose power from that body... but again, it wouldn't be like this one cares.
Whatever.
"By the way, I think the request is going to be sticking out..."
A request is a request written on parchment that an adventurer can receive, and taking it to reception makes it possible to accept the request for the first time.
Conversely, I can't accept requests unless I can take them with me... Those requisitions are sticking out in certain places in the guild, and it's basically only one update in the morning.
I hear that this system is common to the Alliance, so that shouldn't change here either.
And now it's just in the morning, and it's natural to think that's why adventurers are here.
But.
"... here, peace?
"What do you mean?
"I've never participated just because I've seen it before, but the timing when the request is stuck out in the morning is something that kills all of us. Whether you can make a good request or not, that day will, of course, affect the future."
"I see... but there's no such thing here, so peace,"
Demons whose power is the law.
Maybe I have already been able to rate it, and I will peacefully take requests according to its order.
If so, on the contrary, it is also ironic...
"Well, when this happens, what should we do... wait until the requisition is stuck out for now?
"...... I think we just have to decide depending on everyone's movements there"
"I don't know, I'll leave it up to you two."
"Hmmm... so let's wait"
If it has already been rated, it is the source of the cradle that interrupts it.
No matter what happens, we shouldn't make a fuss in vain, although I think that's what we can do powerfully.
In the end, though, if you don't know how it works here, you can't move, and if you really have some sort of rating already, then first of all, it's something you have to think about if you're going to put up with something bad today.
I will wait a long time on the spot to find out.
Somehow I feel my consciousness is pointed at me, but at the same time I lean my neck towards something that seems to be avoided... Eventually, one woman walked from the other side of the reception.
There are many parchments in that hand, definitely a requisition.
The moment I confirmed that, tension did run amongst the adventurers.
"Mm... does this still feel like no other guild?
"... feels that way.... but they're not even trying to move?
"It looks peaceful at first glance because it has restraint, or something? Or to alarm you, you dare pretend you don't care, or something."
"Maybe that's what this is about..."
But there was no movement among the adventurers, even though the requisition was actually stuck out while we were talking about it.
While I wonder about that, eventually the requisition ends in tension...... still, nobody moves.
"... what? This is... what a difficult result..."
"In the end, what do we do?
"... take the requisition without worrying?
"I wonder if that's the only way... well, if there's a problem, someone will say something"
I had no choice, so I reopened it and Soma and the others went to the source of the request.
Still, nobody ever moved... but I decided not to care about that anymore.
Look out for a brand new requisition just stuck out.
The request is often simplified, although the content of the request is, as a matter of course, written on it.
Because there are a lot of things I can't write about when I go into detail, or other than who gets the request, I want to keep it a secret.
Therefore, when choosing a request, we need to make some guesses about ourselves.
All that is stated in the request is the amount of compensation and mandatory rank, except for the contents, but still sufficient information to be used for judgment.
If an amount of compensation is presented that is not commensurate with the content, it is actually more likely to be troublesome, and that is also true with regard to the mandatory rank.
Being purposefully presented as needing more than a certain rank is because the client or guild decided they needed the right one to take it.
This is also likely to be troublesome.
Well those things are still what Sheila told me... I'm so convinced I'm looking at the requisition like this.
Because there are obviously a few smelly things that are confused.
Most of all they were too obvious, so they would surely be left unattended without being taken into anyone's hands.
A request to be salted that way doesn't seem uncommon.
Whatever it was, after looking through some of that, what Soma eventually took in his hands was what seemed to make the most money.
The Somas came here to make money only, and it would be natural to give that the highest priority.
I'm not saying I'm not interested in anything adventurous or even interesting... but that's another day, if I get a chance.
At that time, if possible, Aina and Lina would be with us... wondering if it would be difficult for Sylvia, Hildegard, etc., while Soma turned to reception.
To be honest, it was Soma's feeling that he was more normal than he thought.
Or, as you might expect,
I have walked a lot through the Dimension, which is the land of the devil.
After the elf forest, it had been about a week.
It took about three days to get to the first city, or village, and in a way what happened there might have surprised me the most.
If I normally thought it was a village on the human side, it was actually because I'd already set foot in the diment.
Although it is often said that boundaries and so on are not laid, it is very difficult to know when the boundaries were crossed when they were neglected by geography.
Besides, elsewhere, anyway, the nearest place from there is the Elf Forest.
Sometimes the elves are neutral, including the Demons, and they do not place surveillance or anything in particular around them.
It's unnecessarily hard to tell, and Sheila and the others didn't seem to know much about it.
It was the first time I heard it in the village.
Nevertheless, it was normal at first sight to see the village under Aina's care as well.
Even considering the formation of the Demonic Nation, it was natural to say so.
Though there was some surprise, it was due to those factors that Soma was able to honestly accept it.
The villagers seemed more surprised when Sheila and Felicia also told the demons that there was no particular prejudice, no particular problem, and on the contrary, where they came from.
Most of all, if we're friendly with each other, we've never been over it, and we've been fine on the road.
There were not many demons, and it was like a reminder of my journey with Eina and Lina.
That's how I got into the dimension and the third, the first time I got to where I deserved to call it a city, and I came here with almost no sides as it were - to the Adventurer Guild Branch for a simple reason.
He noticed something on the road.
- We don't have anything golden-eyed.
After the Elf Forest, he secretly defeated what Joseph had made me have, and only a few demons on the road, and managed to outstrip them to the two villages by bartering with them, but there was nothing he could do without making any more money.
I've known for a long time that adventurer guilds exist in Diment as well.
Or Sheila told me that if it were to be a city of some size, the Alliance would mostly try to build a branch anywhere.
For once the Pre-Built Upper Alliance should belong to the country, so it shouldn't be possible to make it into a dimension where the country doesn't exist... I guess we're doing something about it there.
Whatever it is, it doesn't make any difference to the Somas today.
The prediction that there would be a guild in all these cities was brilliant, and I came here in the heart of the city... but I came in and was usually surprised for the price.
Because from what I saw, it did feel like a guild or something.
... It's hard to tell in words, but in short, it wasn't much different from other guild branches that Soma has been to before.
To be honest, I was just saying, I just thought there was a clear difference in the guild.
Eina had taught me that he was a rough man by any means an adventurer, and that the Demons had basic power as the law.
Isn't it natural to imagine that it feels a little arrogant there?
But too rude an imagination in that sense is that you've been betrayed brilliantly.
Exactly. Though this is soma, I have to reflect.
"Hmm... by the way, who should I apologize to in this case...? Adventurer... No, if you are an employee, if you are not, do you deserve a staff proxy...?
"... um, soma's the way it always is"
"Sheila's also surprisingly hard on Mr. Soma, isn't she? Well, naturally."
"I feel like they're saying something rude...?
"It's not my fault, so it's okay, right?
"...... it's okay"
"I can't solve it..."
I honestly just tried to show the mind of reflection, why should they say that?
As I put the bullshit down, etc., I looked around... and then, Soma tilted her neck.
I thought it was strangely quiet, because everyone was looking in the direction of the day after tomorrow for some reason.
I wonder if there's anything I can do to get my gaze around, but nothing in particular.
Is it even popular for unusual play...?
"Hmm... or the saloon clerk is asleep. Is that a good idea?
"It won't have been a compliment, but not many people will use the liquor store in the morning, okay? In the first place, we're not going to pinch our mouths."
"... even if he gets mad, he deserves it"
"Is that so too... it's not like we need anything else."
Moments seemed to lose power from that body... but again, it wouldn't be like this one cares.
Whatever.
"By the way, I think the request is going to be sticking out..."
A request is a request written on parchment that an adventurer can receive, and taking it to reception makes it possible to accept the request for the first time.
Conversely, I can't accept requests unless I can take them with me... Those requisitions are sticking out in certain places in the guild, and it's basically only one update in the morning.
I hear that this system is common to the Alliance, so that shouldn't change here either.
And now it's just in the morning, and it's natural to think that's why adventurers are here.
But.
"... here, peace?
"What do you mean?
"I've never participated just because I've seen it before, but the timing when the request is stuck out in the morning is something that kills all of us. Whether you can make a good request or not, that day will, of course, affect the future."
"I see... but there's no such thing here, so peace,"
Demons whose power is the law.
Maybe I have already been able to rate it, and I will peacefully take requests according to its order.
If so, on the contrary, it is also ironic...
"Well, when this happens, what should we do... wait until the requisition is stuck out for now?
"...... I think we just have to decide depending on everyone's movements there"
"I don't know, I'll leave it up to you two."
"Hmmm... so let's wait"
If it has already been rated, it is the source of the cradle that interrupts it.
No matter what happens, we shouldn't make a fuss in vain, although I think that's what we can do powerfully.
In the end, though, if you don't know how it works here, you can't move, and if you really have some sort of rating already, then first of all, it's something you have to think about if you're going to put up with something bad today.
I will wait a long time on the spot to find out.
Somehow I feel my consciousness is pointed at me, but at the same time I lean my neck towards something that seems to be avoided... Eventually, one woman walked from the other side of the reception.
There are many parchments in that hand, definitely a requisition.
The moment I confirmed that, tension did run amongst the adventurers.
"Mm... does this still feel like no other guild?
"... feels that way.... but they're not even trying to move?
"It looks peaceful at first glance because it has restraint, or something? Or to alarm you, you dare pretend you don't care, or something."
"Maybe that's what this is about..."
But there was no movement among the adventurers, even though the requisition was actually stuck out while we were talking about it.
While I wonder about that, eventually the requisition ends in tension...... still, nobody moves.
"... what? This is... what a difficult result..."
"In the end, what do we do?
"... take the requisition without worrying?
"I wonder if that's the only way... well, if there's a problem, someone will say something"
I had no choice, so I reopened it and Soma and the others went to the source of the request.
Still, nobody ever moved... but I decided not to care about that anymore.
Look out for a brand new requisition just stuck out.
The request is often simplified, although the content of the request is, as a matter of course, written on it.
Because there are a lot of things I can't write about when I go into detail, or other than who gets the request, I want to keep it a secret.
Therefore, when choosing a request, we need to make some guesses about ourselves.
All that is stated in the request is the amount of compensation and mandatory rank, except for the contents, but still sufficient information to be used for judgment.
If an amount of compensation is presented that is not commensurate with the content, it is actually more likely to be troublesome, and that is also true with regard to the mandatory rank.
Being purposefully presented as needing more than a certain rank is because the client or guild decided they needed the right one to take it.
This is also likely to be troublesome.
Well those things are still what Sheila told me... I'm so convinced I'm looking at the requisition like this.
Because there are obviously a few smelly things that are confused.
Most of all they were too obvious, so they would surely be left unattended without being taken into anyone's hands.
A request to be salted that way doesn't seem uncommon.
Whatever it was, after looking through some of that, what Soma eventually took in his hands was what seemed to make the most money.
The Somas came here to make money only, and it would be natural to give that the highest priority.
I'm not saying I'm not interested in anything adventurous or even interesting... but that's another day, if I get a chance.
At that time, if possible, Aina and Lina would be with us... wondering if it would be difficult for Sylvia, Hildegard, etc., while Soma turned to reception.
