It’s much harder learning to touch type with the on-screen keyboard, I keep making so many typos >w<
Crossing without meeting
Firo, who sent Melty back to the town, inclined her head and asked.
I don’t have anyone else I want to bring at the moment….. just Firo is fine.
Using the Portal, I jumped to the Castle Town with Firo.
And then we made an appearance at the Weapon Shop.
The Old Man looked at my face and muttered a little regrettably.
Well, I hadn’t asked when it would be completed and similarly, we hadn’t clarified when to come for the carriage commission either.
The Old Man took in the situation and did the smart thing, but it was bad timing indeed.
The Old Man nods when I pass him the money.
His generosity is nice and really helps a lot.
The Old Man showed Firo the blueprints and asked which was good.
The Old Man also lets Firo take part in most of the discussion. Frankly, I’m afraid to ask because it seems like their realising a child’s dream.
It seems that it’ll turn out to be a seriously weird carriage.
I fear it may turn into something like a camper van.
No such carriage exists. Or rather, we don’t need it.
If possible, I’d prefer a normal carriage. I seriously think so.
We don’t need a Robo! We really don’t need it!
I’d be troubled if a carriage-shaped Golem was made.
The Old Man and Firo continued the conversation like that and in the end, they decided on a design that was slightly larger than the previous carriage.
I couldn’t be as patient as the Old Man.
If he was less skilled, it would’ve turned into a house-like carriage.
Apparently the metal used would be an ore that would react to Firo’s magic to become lighter and sturdier to a certain extent.
The Old Man wrote the memo while muttering, which I received and then proceeded to check the materials.
Yeah… there are some ores mixed in that I haven’t really heard of. I’m doubtful as to whether I can supply them.
It seems it could be handled in Zeltbur, but can they be mined in Melromarc?
I’ll try to ask the Queen later.
Well, it wouldn’t be bad to take the Lumo slaves in the village and go mining either.
Imia’s Uncle is now a blacksmith in the village, and he’ll also need a large supply of materials.
Well, I am a regular of this store. I can have him make a shield again if I collect good materials.
If I think about it, it seems he can make it if I bring monster materials.
Anything apart from the Spirit Turtle would be fine.
It seems I can increase the efficiency if I also get Imia’s Uncle to make them.
The problem is money though. I can manage to some extent.
Because it’s something that will counterbalance Firo’s actions.
The expenses are quite severe but I can probably manage with my current finances.
The Old Man nodded many times in reply to my response.
One way or another, the Old Man appears to be strong, there’s no need to worry.
So he’s short on supplies.
The Spirit Turtle incident caused the facilitation of the arming of citizens all across the country.
As a result, many of the ores used as weapon materials were used up.
“It’s regrettable, but I should leave it as it is.” (Naofumi)
Come to think of it, I feel like the Castle Town was also a little tense.
For some reason, there were several adventurers directing their animosity at me and looking into the Weapon Shop.
….For preliminary arrangements, huh. I’ve already warned him, so I can’t help thinking it’ll be alright.
“He’s late.” (Naofumi)
I didn’t really think too deeply about it.
That was until… there was a disturbance in the neighbouring town the next day.
When I was preparing lunch, Imia turned up with a change in her usual facial expression.
Leaving those words behind, I ran to the town with Imia.