Chapter 58

Chapter 58: 58

By the tent, place a stone whose surface you have picked up is flat.\n

Place a dry sopra skin on top of it and beat it fine using a fist-sized stone.

It’s a simple task to powder the skin of the sopra, but it takes time because it’s a child’s power.

I started in the morning and was finally able to powder all my skin after noon.

In the bottle I picked it up, add the sopra powder, cover it with a cloth and string and put it in the bag.

“Tired ~”

My arm is pulling.

Today, I don’t want to have anything more.

Heh, I’m really tired.

I’ve been working so hard, I’m jingling to the tip of my finger.

But it’s over.

And then… I wonder if Sola’s potion should be tomorrow when she leaves this village.

Oh, if you don’t want to buy dried meat, it won’t be enough.

“Okay! Let’s go get some dried meat!

When I go inside the tent and call Sola, she jumps a little big and approaches me.

Even if you jump big, you never hit the ceiling like you did in the beginning.

Looks like we can make good adjustments now.

Hold Sola up and put her in the bag.

I’m leaving this village tomorrow.\n

I’d like to say hello to Captain Ogto and Deputy Velivela for your help.

I wonder where he is.

I need to get to the waiting area. Can I see you?

Looking for Captain Oguto and Deputy Velivela as we go for the butcher shop.

Isn’t it convenient to meet him?

“Oh, there you are.”

“Hello”

“Hello? Oh? Couldn’t you hunt today?

“What? I’m going to buy dried meat today, because I’m leaving this village tomorrow”

“Really? I’m sorry. The dismantling was beautiful, so I could make dried meat without wasting it. I was grateful.”

“… thank you”

Glad to hear it.

You’d be a little red. Go to the shelf where the dried meat is kept to hide your face.

A sachet and a big sachet, a little lost, but take a big sachet.

It’s usually one bag, but I’m eating a little more, so let’s make it two bags.

“Please”

“Yes. 600 dals. And thanks for your help with this, not to mention it. Thank you.”

“Oh, thank you”

A sachet is placed next to the large bag purchased. \nInside it was full of dried meat edges.

“Be careful. Like a gnome or a demon.”

“Yes, thank you”

Deeply bow your head and leave the butcher.

Return to the square with the extra bag pounded.

“Oh, there you are. Ivy.”

“Hmm?… Hello Captain Ogt”

I was called from a little far away.

It’s embarrassing to be called a name out loud, but it’s Captain Ogt.

Whatever you say will be useless.

“Ivy, I asked my father. You’re going to Otrewa?

Yes, I wanted to thank you.

Good to see you.

“Yes, thank you so much for all your help”

Deeply bow your head and convey your thanks.

“That’s what I did on my own…. hey, you can still live in this village.”

“… This village is a very good one. But to the fortune teller who took care of me,” Look around the world, spread your horizons, “because I want to see and learn a little more, too.”

“Right. It is certainly a good thing to see and learn a lot. I know because I have adventurer experience, too. With that said, fortune teller?

\nThe fortune teller has taught me how to talk and deal with people.

He also told me what kind of place to gather information and what kind of behavior people might be dangerous.

At one point I said, “I want you to go to the next town of Wang Du, but when you find a place you want to live permanently, you don’t have to go. But finding someone you can trust. And tell the man everything,” he said.

Why did you feel that, if you can hide it, I want to hide it.

But he said, “Hidden things are something you’ll find out someday. That’s when I need someone to be on my side and fight with me. Because hiding is what drives you to lose your credibility.”

When Captain Ogt asks me if I can tell him everything… I can’t.

He worries about a lot of things, and I know he’s someone I can count on.

But I’m scared.

That gaze of my parents, the gaze of the villagers, is still unforgettable.

I still can’t believe anyone.

I wish I could take more time, but I also think if I find out.

If there is a villager who escaped from the village of Latomi, one day he will also come to this village.

I’ll find out then.

… You’re weak, I am.

I remember the last time I saw the fortune teller.

“Take your time to look around the world and broaden your horizons. And take your time, be strong. Because that will surely make you happy. But don’t be in a hurry because you want to be happy. If you rush, you’ll go in the wrong direction. Being involved with people is not a rush. There are people in this world who have a lot of ideas. You can learn that slowly. Believe in your power.”

Can I be strong, too?

… I’d like to see a fortune teller.