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Chapter 501




Chapter 501: 501
After dinner, I’ll go back to my room and make some tea\n
“Dad, did the vegetables work?
“Ah, I got all the vegetables I wrote. I’ll be fine.”
That’s good.
Now you can cook everything you plan to cook.
“Today’s hamburger meat is different.”
“Ah
 it’s a lot, and I was frustrated on the way. Was it better before?
I tried hard on a lot of end meat, but my arms were too tight and I cut a little big on the way.
Still, I tried my best to cut it small.
“No, it’s more fleshy than before. I think I like it too.”
Really?
“Oh, and the meat was thicker than before.”
“Yeah, Chemia asked me to thicken it up.”
When I stretched the meat thinly, I was sued with a very sad expression.
The meat was thicker and tastier, so I made it thicker as I had hoped.
Still, it has been reduced to about twice that of the previous time.
If Chemia made it, it would be thicker.
I see. It’s as thick as that when you want to eat it. But if you’re eating on the road, you don’t have to be a little lighter in the front. “
Sure, if you eat it as a journey lunch, it would be easier to move your body if you added more vegetables to the thin meat.
Even if it’s not solidified meat, the more meat you have, the heavier your body feels and the more tired you get.
But there are times when you want to eat it

I’ll make two kinds of hamburgers.
Father makes me happy with my words.
He really likes hamburgers.\n
I wonder if it’s been a good reaction since the beef bowl went back?

 let’s make a little more.
“Ah, yes. The owner asked me to make a beef bowl.”
“Beef bowl?
You bought me, didn’t you?
“Yeah.”
“I was asked what it was used for, so it seemed to interest me when I said to eat it. Come on, it’s cheap.”
Would that be the cost of food for Mr. Chemia?
Well, I don’t think we can keep the cost of food a little lower if we can eat it.
“When I explained the dishes, I thought I was worried about the beef bowl.”
“Okay. I don’t need much trouble if we make it together when we make the stock, but is that okay?
“Ah, that would be enough. And the kitchen is free to use after breakfast tomorrow. We’ll have all the vegetables this evening.”
Tomorrow we’ll have a long day of cooking.
You can cook as much as you want in a long time.
It’s impossible on the road.
“Okay. Looking forward to it.”
“I’ll do whatever I can. Tell me anything.”
“Thank you.”
Think about the order in which you’ll make it.
We can’t waste time making lots of them.
“And then I saw the adventurers back in the woods as search parties. They didn’t make it.”
After all, you’d better assume that Mr. Biss is not in the woods.
“It seems that the church people realized the possibility of being in the village, and they asked the Adventurers Guild to search the village, but they rubbed it and eventually refused.”
“Did you say no? \n“It seems that the church people told me to search the house from one end to the other, for no reason whatsoever, such as investigating the village. If he refused, he told me to use the power of the Adventurer Alliance.”
“Wow, those are amazing people.”
“Oh, that’s Gilmouth. She said she won’t search the village.”
“Have the churchmen gone home in peace?
I don’t think so.
“No, I heard there was a fuss at the Adventurers Guild about hiding criminals.”
People who don’t betray their expectations.
“Are the priests and bishops making a scene?
I don’t have a good impression of the church because I’ve heard about it in Hataka, but it’s terrible.
What do you mean, the worst people gathered in the worst places?
“They say there are two priests in this village, but they are.”
“There are two priests in this village.”
The church in this village is a bit different after all.
Apart from the big towns and villages, the church has a bishop and a priest.
Given the size of this village, a priest should be enough by himself.
I wonder if it’s the two of us because the nobles are coming?
“Like so much noise, if Gilmouth brings evidence that the boy is the killer, he concedes to search the village.”
Evidence.
I mean, if you bring me the evidence
 why was Mr. Biss the killer?
“I wonder why Mr. Biss was the killer.”
“They saw the church men flee.”
Witness testimony.
“Anything else?
\n“Looks like they’re pretty tyrannical. Lieutenant Leah is right. It’s been getting worse for 20 years. It seems that nobles have been coming and going frequently since then, but the villagers don’t seem to know why. Gilmouth or the Vigilante Commander might know. I’ll stop asking.”
“Yeah, I don’t think we should go too far.”
“Oh, and the nobles who were in and out of the church, not all of them, but I know the names of the four. They’re famous debris among adventurers. Threats to violence, and when it comes to light, wipe it out with power and money. Well, it’s a real scrap.”
Are the villagers right?
Nonetheless, the nobles who say that should be dirty to the money.
Whatever the decoration of that church is, it should cost a lot of money.
You mean money comes out of the nobles.
“What do you think the aristocrats can afford to pay for it?”
Hmm?
“What kept the church alive was not a donation, but a donation from a nobleman, right? I wondered when the nobles would give up their money.”
“Well, when the nobles give money, it’ll be in their own interest.”
Profit.
There was something in that church that the nobles profited from.
What is it?
“What the church has and the nobles get
 I can’t think of anything, but what about your father?
“I have no idea. It’s not magic again, is it? I want you to give me a break.”
I don’t like magic either.
They erased my memory at Sarpent-san’s, and I think I still have a memory that I haven’t returned to.
I’m afraid I don’t know what I’ve forgotten.
In Hataka village, I was changed to think well without knowing

“I really don’t like magic.”
“Ah, we should leave as soon as we’re ready for the trip.”
“That’s right. I think that’s good.”
Let’s get out of this village before we get involved.