From a few shock words, I ask the store owner for an errand because Iâm finally settled.\n
No way. The Savior, itâs impossible, itâs never possible.
From Mr. Druidâs point of view, that would be Sola.
âThatâs what the rich guys seem to have done with the wheat, and theyâre losing food faster than they thought. I put restrictions on it. Yeah, but it seemed a little late.â
âDamn, what a bunch of them. Youâd help each other at times like this!
Your sister makes a little noise absurd.
Sure, the behavior at times like this will echo later.
âSo, the Alliance has asked me to spreadâ Kome âearly.â
âReally? So since when?
âWhat about now?
From now on?
Are you ready⌠donât you?
I also have rice, and I have chosen as many sauces as I can harvest, so I can make large quantities right away.
âItâs okay. Uh, do you want to make it at the store?
âRight. I think that smell brings people closer than any other word. Just enough to make you ignore the resistance.â
It did smell fragrant and appetizing.
Ah, just remembering, Iâm hungry.
âIvy, if you donât mind telling me how to cookâ Kome â
âFine. Even so, Iâm still in various stages of trial and error.â
âhehe, thanksâ
Your sister is really beautiful.
Fluffy or fluffy, I feel like a soft breeze blowing when Iâm nearby.
âEh, what do you need? Itâs a pot, right?â
While moving to the cooking place, make sure you have what you need.
âYes, and a crate of bana trees.â\n
The two of us split up and get ready.
Adjust the water by adding rice to the pan.
I feel a little humid today.
So just a little less moisture.
âI hope it worksâ
âItâs okay, because even if you fail, thereâs a pile of âkomeâ in the warehouse behind youâ
âReally?
âReally? Speaking of town gates, itâs the opposite place, but we only grow âkomeâ in the wasteland. So, all the things that people who live there bring are âkomeâ. He doesnât seem to buy it out much in other stores, because my stepfather almost buys it out. Thereâs only a lot of Kome. I fight with my husband about rice that goes to waste every year, but I like the way my stepfather does it. I want to keep going.â
Awesome, the owner.
Is that it?
Wouldnât people living there improve their wastelands or something to make other food?
âUm, arenât the people living in that place trying to improve the soil?
plowing, putting fertilizer⌠what do you say, pioneering?
I feel something differentâŚâŚ
âIt seems that for some reason the land will not improve no matter what it does. I think I bought it out of this town without knowing it, and the people who live there say they canât get around.â
Yes, it is.
Whatever you do, it doesnât improve the soil, itâs tough.
âIf rice spreads and more people buy it, they might make enough money to move to other lands.â
âWhat? When Ivyâ Kome âbecomes popular and sells for a certain price, I donât think we need to travel.â
Hmm?
Oh, well.
He said rice grows properly even in the wasteland.
Your previous knowledge got in the way and you assumed you needed a lot of land.
Previous knowledge and present knowledge are messy.
âYou did. Good luck for those who live there! \nâRight. Iâm gonna shame my husband for telling me to stop wasting my time. Thatâs me, you bastard!
⌠Hey, donât let Mr. Sirellaâs blackness show your face.
Beautiful roses have thorns?
Hmm?
Also, previous knowledge?
If it comes to your mind unexpectedly, you need to be careful because itâs going to be in your mouth.
The smell of rice cooking spreads to the cooking area.
Somehow this smell is horrible, isnât it?
Grab the lid of the pan and pray a little.
It seems to pull around when you put it in your attitude, so calm down.
Hope youâre cooking well.
When you open the lidâŚâŚ
âGood. Itâs cooking well.â
âItâs true, it looks delicious. I know the amount of water thatâs more or less, but is it always the amount with you?
âNo, it was humid today so I reduced it just a little bitâ
âI see. All you have to do is repeat it a few times.â
Youâre adorable to be thinking about, Mr. Sirella.
I want to be such a pretty woman.
âWell, give me this.â
âAh, letâs transfer it to a wooden box and cool it down a bit before gripping it. Itâs too hot in the current state.â
I tried gripping the cooking stand once, but I regretted that so much.
The distorted rice balls werenât more distorted and shaped and theyâre hot anyway!
âIn the meantime, youâre making sauces.â
âOh, I kept a paper from my father-in-law that said a percentage of the formula.â
\nâIvy, the amount of water, you think this is good?
Check the paper the store owner brought.
It says the amount of rice and the amount of water when cooking.
âYes, Iâm fineâ
Mr. Druid cleverly moves me to the place where I stack and bake three crates of bana.
âThank youâ
âFine, well, good luck bakingâ
âAh, Iâll soak up the sauce.â
âCyrilla, you canât have a pinch.â
My wife brought me a brush (peel) to apply the sauce.
Stuff is not going to do that.
âItâs okay. Because I plan on eating guts without stuffing.â
You canât really see it, can you?
âYou canât do that.â
âOh, thereâs a box at the bottom for Mr. Sirella.â
âWhat?⌠Oh, youâre the guy who gripped it inâ
Yes, the first few, theyâre still gripping pretty tight that you put too much effort into them.
Exactly, I was just telling you that I wouldnât be able to get it out.
So for Mr. Cyrilla.
âGrilled rice balls, grilled rice balls!
As I soak up the sauce on the rice balls, thereâs a pretty grumpy Sirella singing from next door.
Turning his gaze, he is happily soaking the hardened rice balls with sauce and already starting to cook.