Chapter 527: Golden Home 1
Weâre all going to the countryside⌠before Naia tells us to do the magic.
âLetâs disguise ourselves in the dirty wind. As I thought during the Craftsmanâs Village, the people outside look too small to be suspicious to the general public.â
âSurely we were all lameâŚâ
Apparently clothes are distributed once a year, some from the center, in exchange for tax payments.
Thatâs about 30% new, and the rest are just redistributing the artefacts of the dead, which means the clothes of the people of this country are basically old.
There is not much need for gorgeous clothing in this country because there is no such thing as the aristocratic class, and the textile artisans are less numerous and less well-treated than the armorers, which gives a glimpse of the current situation in this rough country.
âWell, clothes donât have to be pretty to die⌠I knew it would be better to be beautiful to have room in your heartâŚâ
Apple stares down at him as he deliberately fades and casts a phantom on himself to become a flaky bore.
âMr. Apple better go wild with some more hair. Iâll snap you into one.â
âOh, but Mr. Tetes is betterâ
âIâm a hedgehog, the style is not flashy, so I can just put my hair down a bit and have a spicy look that I canât get enough of. I still know a little bit about this as an intelligence agent.â
Tess is dashing Appleâs hair. On the other hand, Iâm not that superior from time to time, so if I wore a coat that was somewhat dirty and plain color overall, I could have met Naiaâs standards with it.
âUm, that might be rude⌠but it really feels like a commoner, doesnât it? Do you say itâs not shining?â
Naia makes me admire the completeness of my poor camo because she feels like âwowâ.
Yeah, thatâs right. Because youâre a common man.
And Tess snorted in the back, too.
âIn fact, it feels like Mr. Maia or Mr. Lyla, clothes arenât free stuff without questions, even if theyâre out of shape. Your husband is a brilliant free thing.â
âDonât compare me to a dragon!
âNo, you must be a dragon rider.â
âIâve told you many times, donât you think dragon riders have to be better than dragons?
Thatâs right. Donât be impotent about glowing in the beauty of dragons and elf standards.
âShould we defile too?â
âAll right, Emma. Give me the dirt there, but letâs rub it against your body.â
Somehow even the silver brothers and sisters started trying to camouflage, so they rushed to stop.
âBecause you guys just have to leave!
Unlike Lyla and Maia, who are indifferent to their clothes, they wear pretty good clothes, so Iâm too sorry if they get dirty with that kind of nori. No, I guess they say itâs something you donât have to worry about.
When weâre ready, weâll be transported to a dragonized ray, and weâll head upstream to the village.
The number of people is only six even if Emma is put in, so it gets delivered in his hands.
And the flight took less than 10 minutes.
âItâs a dayâs walk awayâŚâ
Naia just looked a little complicated. Maybe he thought it was too easy.
Anyway, the countryside upstream of the valley was just as colourful, poor and gloomy surrounded by air as the other Karlwyn villages weâve seen.
â⌠is someone dead⌠or somethingâ
A village that hears nothing but the river sounds echoing the valley.
I canât hear the children, the adults singing or talking, such silence.
That may be due to a funeral like the one we saw in the craftsman village, and even though Apple looked at Naia, Naia shook her head gently.
âMaybe heâs dead, because thatâs not very unusual eitherâ
âItâs always like this. Whoever works has pride and pleasure, and I think the countries out there are really happyâŚ. Even children canât play around. Even adults canât stay away. Everyone works hungry and sleeps and just waits for tomorrow to come. Thatâs the countryâs countryside.â
Naia reaches a house and knocks on its door.
âMayor, are you there?â
â⌠who is it? As you can see from the field, the wheat has not yet been harvested.â
âNaia GranceâŚâŚ no. Itâs Naia with cotton wool.â
rattling, and pulling the drawer, a lean elf emerges from the house.
Naia took her hat and gave him a mild rendition.
â⌠Naia. No, Master Naia.â
âThe brave manâs seat has been taken backwards, soâ Dear Sir âis no longer needed.â
Naia introduces us to him after she smiles at him.
âThis is my village of birth. And here he is for fifty years, Lord Vixen, who will continue to head the village.â
âWith the introduction of Lady Naia, I came from downstream. Iâd like to show you a little bit of farmland.â
Tess bought an explanation for the situation instead of me. I mean, thatâs a mouth-to-mouth.
This is rural. Unlike the workmanship, the craftsmanship village close to the brave ones, it shouldnât have conveyed anything about dragons, etc.
Then it becomes a delicate question of who we are.
The only thing left to come here is a taxpayer and a merchant, and then a brave man. I canât explain anything where I insist on being a royal guest, and they disbelieve me.
âFarmlandâŚ? This village has no strange philosophy whatsoever. Something to see, etc.â
âItâs okay. Iâll look into every village the same way.â
Tess, you lie to me about the expulsion and deceive the village chief. Whatâs amazing about Tess is that she doesnât look like sheâs thinking about it at all or lying about it.
Well⌠I feel like I can dignify it, but Iâm going to sprinkle a spark here right now.
âOkay. I will tell the villagersâŚâŚ. Naia than that. That youâre dead.â
âI wasnât dead. A year ago, I wandered far from the valley⌠and was saved by a dragon.â
âOh, my God. To the dragon.â
Naia also tells lies. No, itâs a critical lie.
Getting far from the valley is true in itself, and it is true that the dragon played a certain role in her return. Iâm not connected directly, though.
âIs the village any differentâ
âThe van and the rug are dead. Heavy rain last fall crumbled the cliff and one house crumbledâŚ. Thatâs all, not in a yearâ
âOh. I guess Altres didnât remember wellâ
Thatâs all the village chiefs and Naia say and pray silently for a while.
And the village chief smiles at his skinny face and turns to us.
âThis is the return of Naia because of it. There is a slight build-up. Let me invite you to dinner.â
âLet me look good for a little bit, Naiaâ
Thatâs what the village chief says, but from that lean state, poverty is not the same thing.
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âThen I can call you. We have souvenirs, too.â
Tess smiled again, saying things that Sarali did not remember.
âSo. Mr. Ray, Emma, Iâd like a couple of beasts that could be eaten, please.â
He was Tess, who had so diagnosed the Silver brothers and sisters at the exit of the village, but the siblings of the day looked puzzled.
Tess looks strange at how those two are doing. I was so cooperative, and.
I canât swallow the two of us a bit either.
Ask Maia for an explanation with a proper eye. Maia looked at the two of them like they were bored, and she turned her gaze back on me again.
âDear Andy. You want me to do that?
and Emma rushing in between there.
âWhat, Iâll do it. Iâll do itâŚâ
âA woman who doesnât understand things. Out of the way.â
âWell, get in the way!?
âBlue Dragon Ha⌠you have a really bad personality!
⌠Iâm starting another meaningless fight.
And thatâs where Ray opens his hand to me and complains.
âWe are only following you. If you want to do it, letâs fight our fellow countrymen. But is this girlâs request really on your mind?
âOhâŚâŚ I see. Thatâs what Iâm saying.â
The dragon moves by one heart, one justice.
Never take sides in the community.
Is Tessâs suggestion my will or irrelevant? That was a serious difference for the dragon.
âPlease. I donât want the poor to starve any more for us.â
âAccepted. Emma, Iâm going.â
âYou get ready here in case.â
Thatâs what Ray said. He flew all over the cliff.
And after we drop it off, we make steps under the cliff to see the sprawling wheat fields.
It looks rich and fruitful in the long run, but it just seems that way because Iâm not agricultural experienced.
âI seeâŚ. no, this wouldâŚâ
Tess says sheâs doing a bunch of magic and is working on the investigation to make sure she responds. From the side, I have no idea.
âIt shouldnât be that hardâŚâŚ I wonder if it would be different if I were to make other crops. Or, but if my master is rightâŚâ
I turn to Naia with the question I just had, flanking Tess, whining and writing.
âNo, Naia, what are you, cotton wool?
âLook, to the village chiefâ
Said it when I named him.
Naia turned red and lowered her hatâs tweezer, shy.
âOh, um⌠I still do, but when I was a kid, my hair was more stylish and floating than it is now⌠it was my nickname.â
âWere you often missing in the field and not looked for aloud?
â⌠hey, why did you do thatâ
Such a sight of Naiaâs beautiful blonde disappearing in dislocation in a golden wheat field.
Somehow, I felt like I could see Naiaâs childhood like that, looking at a wheat field that rocked her ears healthy while on lean land.