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Chapter 327




Chapter 327: 327
“What? That? \n
Tilt your neck to the sight in front of you.
You must have come to the village of Hattada.
Yet the sight of the main street of the village of Hattata extends in front of you.
“Uh, it’s Hathada Village, right?
“Oh, it fits in Hattada Village”
That’s right.
Yeah, this is Hattada Village.
But on a red window frame, a bright blue door.
Ah, my head is going to get messed up.
All right, let’s calm down.
Well, the only thing I can remember in Hattata Village is that as soon as I got out on the main street, there was a big vigilante stuffing.
… It’s here too.
So, there was a commercial guild in the back of the stuffing across that road in the Adventurer’s Guild building, right?
Oh, I have this, too.
Sure enough, there are two bakeries in Hatata Village across the road from the vigilante pack.
Oh, it’s lined up.
Neighboring stores and their neighbors……
“Together? Mr. Druid, the town is with Hattata Village!
“Yes, correct”
Well, if you know we’re together, you won’t even be confused.
Oh, now I know why I feel uncomfortable at the gate!
That was because the same pattern was engraved and two melons as the gates of the village of Hattata.
“But how come you look so much like me?
Wow, we’re even in the order of the shops lined up on Main Street.
Sure, there’s a clothes store next to a butcher’s shop, and it’s for women!
Wow, this is with me.\n
I’ve also looked at the shops and buildings on the sidewalk, but this one’s with me.
I wonder how far the villages of Hattata and Hattada are the same?
Don’t get fun watching me.
“The people who created Hathata and Hathada were my sisters.”
“Hehe, were you very close? If you say that, the more mistakenly, the more similar the village’s name is.”
The names are similar, and the buildings are shaped and lined up together.
You can’t do this without being pretty close, can you?
“No, they said they weren’t close enough to pull around, they yelled at each other if they saw them, and sometimes beat each other up”
“What? Were you not close? And beat each other up?”
Beating each other up with sisters?
It’s an old story, so is the story exaggerated?
“You’re not close, but you created the exact same village? Oh, you changed the village after my sisters died?
Hmm?
I don’t know what I’m gonna do.
It doesn’t make sense.
“No, since the two of us are alive. If my sister makes the vigilante, my sister imitates it, and if my sister makes the guild, my sister imitates it. Something a little better than the other guy.”
I see.
“But why in the same building?
“He made me rebuild the other building if he thought it was better at all”
Wow.
“It’s hard to do that every time, so when the carpenters built the building, they decided to discuss it with the carpenters from the next village to build the same thing. So they’ve got a village lined up with the same building.”
“I see.”
Or was it good to have the same building lined up?
They say we’re not close, but if we’re not really close, we don’t build a village nearby, do we?
Maybe we’re not actually that close.
“Now people come together because they say these two townships are interesting, so they continue to build the same building. Looks like we’re pretty close together. I’ve never looked that far either.” \n“What? You got that far… did you do a little research?
For what?
“…………… on the orders of the Master. I was curious to find out.”
“Oh, thank you very much.”
Master.
Then I have no choice.
“Eh, is a village that easy to make?
Sounds very difficult though.
“With the King’s permission, we can build a village, but it’s not that easy. It’s just that these sisters were pretty good at it. Village management and people are good, and the village is growing rapidly in our sisters’ time.”
Are you a doer, that’s awesome.
“Besides, there’s a cave nearby where demons come out in both villages. That alone, I can call quite a few adventurers. If that’s what you were expecting to build a village in this place, it’s a lot of people.”
“You were amazing people.”
“You’re a legendary sister.”
A village built by such amazing people?
Next time take your time, I want to find a difference.
“Well, what do we do today?
“What?”
“Want to stay at the inn? Or do you want it to be a square? Is it still a little cold?
Where you staying today?
The wind is warm for a long time, but it cools down a lot when the sun goes down, doesn’t it?
But it’s time to get back to life in the square.
Mm-hmm. I don’t know what to do.
“In the meantime, why don’t you go to the square? Maybe the adventurers are moving to the square because it’s getting warmer. If there are too many people, let’s make it an inn.”
“Yeah.”
In the winter months the square is shrunk to prevent freezing to death.
Only those with solid countermeasure items are allowed to use it if they really don’t have the money.
\nAs I looked at what I was going to do, I saw a few vigilantes.
Exactly, vigilantes are strong.
Soon the adventurers will be caught and taken somewhere.
“We should stop using the square until the summer.”
“What?”
“Spring makes it easy for people to clear up their winter depression. Everywhere was colder this year than usual.”
Depression during the winter?
Because it was cold?
“Are there going to be a lot of people who will break out?
“That’s right. Because more adventurers can’t afford to spend money on accommodation or earn money during the winter months.”
I wouldn’t have been able to afford it if I hadn’t met the Solas, either.
“I have some remedy. However, it seems that using it can also lead to anger if you are vain and expensive. Some people don’t use it.”
“That’s a waste. We need to use what we can use.”
…………
Hmm?
Mr. Druid will look surprised, but what is it?
“What’s wrong with you?
“No, I didn’t think Ivy would say that.”
“Really? ‘Cause you went out of your way to make things that would help you in hard times. I think you should say it’s painful if it’s painful.”
Sometimes when I say “painful,” I don’t get a word from anyone.
Because some people can’t say it’s painful.
“You told your master. The adventurer doesn’t want to waste his time.”
I agree with the master, too.
“We’ll see how it goes, but let’s not use the square until it’s a little warmer at night”
“Right. If you get involved, it’s gonna be tough.”
Walking towards the inn, I hear another disturbance in the square.
I wonder if it is possible to use the square for the time being.