The next day, I listened to Umberto Orengo’s determined report.
“We can accept 800 people, provided we can last for six months.”
Ohhhh …… that’s what I thought.
The teacher looked at me as if to demand a solution.
“Kiddo. What are you going to do to get food for six months?”
I explained the details of Operation Big Wave.
They were dumbfounded.
Charles looked impressed.
“How can you know the habits of a wild boar?”
Originally, it was because I knew about animal damage in the Edo period.
The teacher grinned.
“If you’re surprised at every little thing the monk knows, you’ll never get anywhere. Sir Rossi. Let’s just call it the Alfred phenomenon.”
Don’t make up a new word.
Or I’ll embed a jewel in the bronze statue.
Oracio gave a small sigh and folded his arms.
“So we’ll leave the old farmland alone?”
Maybe they don’t have good memories of wild boar.
“Yes, please do.”
Charles laughed as if it doesn’t concern him.
“However, this region is going to be a mess. “
“We have no choice. We have to live.”
Charles was looking at me with a look that said, “Thank you for your hard work”.
“I wouldn’t want to be asked to be the feudal lord if I had to go through all this trouble.”
The teacher looked at me with a grin.
“It’s easier if you’re unserious about it. After all, you’re like this, Kiddo.”
Everyone was saying whatever they wanted.
I cleared my throat and looked around at them with a serious face.
“However, there are some things that we need to be thorough before accepting them.”
Charles seemed to realize from the look on my face that this was not a casual topic.
“What’s that?”
“As long as you live here, there is no difference in race. If you use your humanity as a shield to assert your superiority, you will be exiled or punished. This is the basic rule of this town. We will not consider any circumstances.”
Abraham furrowed his brow.
“Wouldn’t that hurt milord’s position?”
I can’t accept such a reason.
I shook my head.
“I wouldn’t be the lord if I can’t abide by these basic principles. There is no need for concern.”
Touko nodded immediately.
“It’s the lord’s decision. We have no objection.”
“There are so many of you, so you’ll probably be living in tents at first. If you were living in a house, there would naturally be people who would complain.”
The teacher smiled sarcastically.
“He’s right. Even if you think you can start your life over again, not many people really think about starting from zero.”
It’s tough, but we have to do something about it.
“Therefore, I will warn you at the time you file a complaint. If you say more, you will be exiled. And as a rule, no contact with the children. They may be abused by uncaring immigrant parents, after all.”
Oracio folded his arms with a difficult look on his face.
“Children are curious, so they might want to meet them. That is …… exactly what this town’s policy is, many children are not wary of humans.”
I sighed.
“As you can see, we can’t monitor them, and we can’t afford to. So anyone who abuses a child will probably be punished.”
Charles nodded reluctantly.
“It’s harsh, but we have no choice.”
Touko leaned forward.
“Why don’t we just let them build another town to develop?”
It’s true that we can do that too ……
But that’s not a good idea.
“I thought about it. If we do that, only that town will become another town. They’ll live by the logic of humans alone.”
Abraham gave a rare chuckle.
No matter what you think, it’s just a nuisance.
“I see …… What are you going to do then?”
“In the future, we’ll build a town with people who can accept our policies.”
Charles confirmed.
“So it’s as long as they stick to the policies of the town.”
“That’s correct.”
The teacher turned serious.
It’s rare to see him serious.
“That’s all well and good, kiddo. But, It’s up to the …… individual to name plants, right?”
Why did you throw a bomb that we don’t need in there ……?
Mil intimidates him with a smile, only the eyes are not smiling.
“Professor Fabio? Would you like to talk with me for a moment?”
The teacher slumped ……
“Ah …… No …… It’s not like I’m saying that it’s strange …… But, you know …… I don’t have such a weird hobby …… Guha!!!”
Ah …… Mil shot him with magic.
I guess he deserved it.
It’s fine as long as he doesn’t die.
Mil looked at me with an expression like a Noh mask.
“Al. Can you teach me that killer ray? I’ve changed my mind.”
Hey …… Your motives becoming dangerous, you know! And so the meeting ended in a muddle again.
This has been the pattern lately, hasn’t it?
The next day, I listened to Umberto Orengo’s determined report.
“We can accept 800 people, provided we can last for six months.”
Ohhhh …… that’s what I thought.
The teacher looked at me as if to demand a solution.
“Kiddo. What are you going to do to get food for six months?”
I explained the details of Operation Big Wave.
They were dumbfounded.
Charles looked impressed.
“How can you know the habits of a wild boar?”
Originally, it was because I knew about animal damage in the Edo period.
The teacher grinned.
“If you’re surprised at every little thing the monk knows, you’ll never get anywhere. Sir Rossi. Let’s just call it the Alfred phenomenon.”
Don’t make up a new word.
Or I’ll embed a jewel in the bronze statue.
Oracio gave a small sigh and folded his arms.
“So we’ll leave the old farmland alone?”
Maybe they don’t have good memories of wild boar.
“Yes, please do.”
Charles laughed as if it doesn’t concern him.
“However, this region is going to be a mess. “
“We have no choice. We have to live.”
Charles was looking at me with a look that said, “Thank you for your hard work”.
“I wouldn’t want to be asked to be the feudal lord if I had to go through all this trouble.”
The teacher looked at me with a grin.
“It’s easier if you’re unserious about it. After all, you’re like this, Kiddo.”
Everyone was saying whatever they wanted.
I cleared my throat and looked around at them with a serious face.
“However, there are some things that we need to be thorough before accepting them.”
Charles seemed to realize from the look on my face that this was not a casual topic.
“What’s that?”
“As long as you live here, there is no difference in race. If you use your humanity as a shield to assert your superiority, you will be exiled or punished. This is the basic rule of this town. We will not consider any circumstances.”
Abraham furrowed his brow.
“Wouldn’t that hurt milord’s position?”
I can’t accept such a reason.
I shook my head.
“I wouldn’t be the lord if I can’t abide by these basic principles. There is no need for concern.”
Touko nodded immediately.
“It’s the lord’s decision. We have no objection.”
“There are so many of you, so you’ll probably be living in tents at first. If you were living in a house, there would naturally be people who would complain.”
The teacher smiled sarcastically.
“He’s right. Even if you think you can start your life over again, not many people really think about starting from zero.”
It’s tough, but we have to do something about it.
“Therefore, I will warn you at the time you file a complaint. If you say more, you will be exiled. And as a rule, no contact with the children. They may be abused by uncaring immigrant parents, after all.”
Oracio folded his arms with a difficult look on his face.
“Children are curious, so they might want to meet them. That is …… exactly what this town’s policy is, many children are not wary of humans.”
I sighed.
“As you can see, we can’t monitor them, and we can’t afford to. So anyone who abuses a child will probably be punished.”
Charles nodded reluctantly.
“It’s harsh, but we have no choice.”
Touko leaned forward.
“Why don’t we just let them build another town to develop?”
It’s true that we can do that too ……
But that’s not a good idea.
“I thought about it. If we do that, only that town will become another town. They’ll live by the logic of humans alone.”
Abraham gave a rare chuckle.
No matter what you think, it’s just a nuisance.
“I see …… What are you going to do then?”
“In the future, we’ll build a town with people who can accept our policies.”
Charles confirmed.
“So it’s as long as they stick to the policies of the town.”
“That’s correct.”
The teacher turned serious.
It’s rare to see him serious.
“That’s all well and good, kiddo. But, It’s up to the …… individual to name plants, right?”
Why did you throw a bomb that we don’t need in there ……?
Mil intimidates him with a smile, only the eyes are not smiling.
“Professor Fabio? Would you like to talk with me for a moment?”
The teacher slumped ……
“Ah …… No …… It’s not like I’m saying that it’s strange …… But, you know …… I don’t have such a weird hobby …… Guha!!!”
Ah …… Mil shot him with magic.
I guess he deserved it.
It’s fine as long as he doesn’t die.
Mil looked at me with an expression like a Noh mask.
“Al. Can you teach me that killer ray? I’ve changed my mind.”
Hey …… Your motives becoming dangerous, you know! And so the meeting ended in a muddle again.
This has been the pattern lately, hasn’t it?
