A Slave Career Planner Can Be A Successful Profession

"Welcome, Master Toshiki. It's a good day."

"Good morning, Mr. Miloir. Yeah, it's really nice weather."

On the morning of the first day of Flea Market, I was walking to Miloir's.

The merchant was supposed to be busy with the 'flea market', but wondered she didn't look busy and for some reason did the usual slow work.

Miloir.

Slaver. Engraver. Occupiers. With various other faces, such as pharmacists and informants, she was quite a strange person from my eyes.

In this oasis town, I'd say it's a pretty strange merchant.

To name one thing that has changed, she is not very businesslike.

It was when I tried to buy Lutz at this Miloir store. I tried to buy Lutz for a slightly higher price than the market, and Miloir honestly told me that the market was a little cheaper.

At that time (I see, in the long run, you can buy credit and get this one better), but now that I think back, I don't look like an Oasis Street merchant.

It's rational behavior in a way, but it's too calm.

There are many other questions that remain about its anonymity.

Once I bought Ili because I needed a slave who could use sound magic, but that's when I found out about Miloir with the introduction of Arioshon (Guild Branch Manager).

I'm sure if it hadn't been for that kind of hang-up, I wouldn't have found her store.

Not so long ago, Miloir was an unknown being of his name.

No, maybe Miloir's shop could have been found on its own. Because the decoration of the store is polite, flavorful, and somewhat intriguing.

Nevertheless, instead of going to The Famous Store with Known Names, it looks a little funny and I'll take a look at it in my spare time, to the extent that it definitely doesn't make me want to go into this store.

Why is she so anonymous?

Located near the heart of Oasis Street, and with the acquaintance of Arioshung, there will be no other shop more famous.

The mystery only deepened. I still have a shallow day since I came to this world, but I can still tell that she is an incompetent person.

With that in mind, I appraised Miloir's status (...).

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Name: Miloir Barchia

Age: Unknown

Level: 57

HP: 220 MP: 173

Muscle Strength: 25

Jun Min: 27

Magic Power: 46

Endurance: 16

Inherent Protection: Witch of Guidance

Special Skills: Intuition Lv.6

Special Skills: Appraisal Lv.3

Special Skill: Pharmaceutical Lv.2

Special Skill: Engraving Lv.3

Special Skills: Negotiation Lv.2

SPECIAL SKILL: Signal Detection Lv.2

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This is the strength of appraisal skills. All you have to do is say something in your mind (status open), and this is how the other person's information is made more detailed (Tsumabi).

For example, if you are curious about the explanation "Inherent Protection: Witch of Guidance", which is in the status of the opponent.

[Inherent Protection: Witch of Guidance]

Protection of the destiny god Rakesis. Aids are created in intuition.

I can interfere with the fate of others in exchange for my life span.

In this way, it is possible to step into the details of the description.

Nevertheless, it seems that the ability of this appraisal skill is unique to me.

Originally, they can't see through the "protection/skill of the opponent", and it's impossible to find out the "detailed description".

All of this means that I have the Guardianship of the Treasure God and the Appraisal Option.

Miloir in front of him has the same appraisal skills, but he doesn't know what kind of protection/skill I have, and he can't "examine the detailed description".

From Miloir's point of view, the man in front of me is named Toshiki Mitsuji, age is 15, level is 8, … etc. I can see a group of co-ordinated stats, but I can't see the skills and protections I have such as "Appraisal LV.10," "Guardianship of the Treasure God," so I can only guess what abilities I have.

My ability to even examine the opponent's protection and skills is clearly cheat.

(But you don't really know when to look at it. The Witch of Guidance explains...)

I thought as I looked at the pop-up screen that appeared in my sight.

Witch of Guidance.

It is the same 'witch' letter as the dream witch Meena in my shop.

According to the description of the appraisal skills, the existence of a witch refers to something with some special ability.

So what the hell is guidance?

You'll have to ask the person more than you can even think about.

"Today from Mr. Miloir's shop, we were going to buy slaves to borrow manpower..."

I just have to ask him in person, but all of a sudden, he can't possibly tell me what a witch of guidance is.

Instead, how do you know that, you'd be pretty wary.

There is also a way of listening out.

That's why I chose my words carefully.

"With that said, Mr. Miloir is also a fortune teller."

"Yeah, and a little bit of a fortune teller."

"Nice. Shall I divine one next time? I'm worried about the fate of my future talent consulting business."

Only while pretending to look out for slaves.

"I'm talking about Mr. Miloir, so I'm sure he 'led' a lot of people here."

and somewhat mix statements approaching the core.

At the same time, he activated his appraisal skills to ascertain if the other person was upset and a psychological graph.

"... Yep, I've come to occupy a variety of people"

The other side was only returning words under the guise of calm, but the psychological graph shows a slight reaction.

I'll try to choose the words a little more carefully.

"Different people?"

"Yes."

"For example, right, have you been led to Mallevito, etc?

There was a response. There was a gentle tone of "... I haven't divorced Marebito yet," but somewhere there was something contained in the words that would try me.

Mallevito.

That's what Alliance Branch Manager Arioshon once said to me.

"I kept you waiting, Lord Malevito. No, Toshiki ya. '

This is certainly what the dialogue should have been like then. Marebito, I have somehow guessed the meaning of the word, but I have not yet been able to hear the exact meaning.

My prediction, but I wonder if Malevito is a word that refers to the reincarnated.

There is no reason. It was only from the context before and after that that that I somehow just thought so.

"Hey, didn't they ever occupy Malevito"

I decided to connect the conversation only on top of the words and explore a little further.

"If you're Mr. Miloir, I thought you must have come across a being called Malevito. As a matter of fact, I've never met Marebito before, and I don't know who Marebito is."

"Was I? I was a little surprised."

"Mr. Miloir. Who the hell is Marebito? If you don't mind, would you let me know?"

It would be far too much of an area from here. It shouldn't be a casual question. But by disguising myself as an "ignorant boy merchant about his knowledge of Malevito," we were also painstakingly part of each other's "we can do (,,)" nothing.

Miloir in front of me had chosen the words to come up with "Right......"

Is the expression "lost person" correct?

To her whining, I kept saying, "So you think we need to lead?" and put the words on.

The response was silent. Perhaps it should be called a thought.

Then maybe I shouldn't have heard about it, so I take down the words.

"Excuse me, I withdraw. Let's talk about something else."

No matter, I didn't mean to tell you another story.

"Tell me something else,"

"Yes. It's fortune, Mr. Miloir. I'm concerned about something."

"Are you concerned about fortune telling?

"No. It's a philosophical story. Maybe it's a little boring."

"Is it philosophy? Let's ask."

"Why am I here?"

My words showed a slight change in Miloir's atmosphere.

"... have you ever wondered why I'm here now and living like this?"

"... I see"

I asked metaphorically. "Why did Toshiki Mitsuji come to this world". How could I have fulfilled a different world reincarnation? This was a big question for me.

And perhaps Miloir should be smart enough to realize this.

Me, Ko and Toshiki Mitsuji are transworldly reincarnators.

On my way to greet my business partner, I slept on the train and sometime moved into the world of the social game Fantasy Tale.

I was a 15-year-old boy in this world named Toshiki Mitsuji. A very ordinary Puppet boy with a face that would have looked like this if he had rejuvenated me a little. But a little special ability man with "Guardian of the Treasure God" and "Appraisal Options and Appraisal Skills".

And the boy is now in a position to work as the manager of a slave store called 'Talent Consultant Mitsuji'.

Yes, I was now a fine merchant in Oasis Street.

"... why am I here,"

I answered yes to Miloir's exacting words.

"I've heard a bit of an interesting heritage folklore about it"

"Interesting heritage folklore, is it? What the hell is that?"

"It's a name"

"Name?" Miloir explained to me in a truly terminal way when he was poked at the void for a moment.

Says, "Names have the effect of calling people to life".

Each soul has a corresponding name for each of them. And the name and soul are connected.

So, for example, the contract of slavery states the name and makes the contract of the soul. Even if he tried to break a contract, he said that if he tied his soul through his name, it would be impossible for a person to defy the contract.

When forced to resist the slave contract, he says that's also why severe pain runs. It hurts my soul. To be precise, the reason for the severe pain is that the slave engraving dug into the body stimulates the pain, but the connection between the soul and the name is used for the contractual connection. The soul says that severe pain runs as well.

"People's lives are also, again, names," she continued.

You were born because someone called you by name and blessed you.

Names have power.

Without a name, it is not the existence of this world. It will be the first time in this world that a name is born. How can others recognize and identify you without a name?

A name can breathe life into it. We have a name, and we finally have connections and bonds.

So at the moment of its beginnings, when your life was born, someone should have given you a name with love and sincere congratulations about you.

"… and this is how it is handed down"

"Give someone a name...?

"Yeah, it's a name"

I just lost my word to her description for a moment.

Did someone call you by your name (,,,,,,)?

Doesn't that mean someone knew my real name?

But who, how, knew my real name?

Speaking of which, your name was Toshiki Mitsuji.

"... Yes, it is"

It took me about a beat in the conversation because I was distracted by my thoughts.

I'll wait for Miloir's next word, thinking he might have been stuck with something from the meantime.

"It's a good name," she said, grinning.

"- Many blessings in your life."

The word was like a goddess, but I kept my vague smile back to Miloir.