Dream Life - Life in the Other World of Dreams

Trinidad and Tobago 3027, September 15.

About four months have passed since Luna returned.

She and “White Warrior” Ray Arcright are back in their respective countries, but the information in this world is so time-lagged that we have no idea what the situation is.

The village of Rasmore, nearly six months after the battle with the Dragon Fang Soldiers, is ostensibly fully at peace.

However, Imperial Chancellor Alexis Ezarington has sent a questioning messenger to the Lockhart family, a situation that is hard to say has completely restored calm.

The Chancellor's messengers sought clarification on Luna's turnout to be the substantive queen of Sokius, the demonic kingdom, and on his brother Theophilus' actions with Ray.

In contrast, Luna explained that I helped her by accident, that my father sympathized with her when she lost her family, and that Theo and the others had Ray accompany her as a sidekick so Ray wouldn't run away. Theo also replied that he only followed the traditions of the people of the grasslands when he had relations between the Hippocampus (Centaurs) and the nomads.

I don't think so, but I don't know the results because it takes more than six months to get to and from Imperial Primus, which is about a thousand kilometers (chimeric).

Theo, they say he went with Luna to Ars, the king of the kingdom of Kaum, and to Sochius with a fact-finding team named Queen Katrina. To find out if there is enough rice liquor made in Sochius to be distilled liquor.

The twin sister, Serafine, and her youngest sister, Sofia, arrived in July and headed to the academic city of Dukutus. To encourage you to level up as an adventurer.

I feel like my younger brothers are gone, but now I enjoy peaceful days.

The hot summer was over and the fresh autumn breeze began to blow.

"It's getting pretty cool. Sometimes it would be nice to relax outside for a drink."

When I finished my morning training, Beatrice made a suggestion like that.

"Very nice. It's a full moon today, and I think it's fun to drink while watching a beautiful moon."

Once in a while, Sharon came first.

"I see. I agree! Mel said cheerfully," Did Liddy say “Moonshine sake” in your world? That sounds interesting, "he agreed.

I see. See the moon on the balcony. "

The distance we live in is like a cottage with a wooden deck overlooking the maple forest. I sometimes had breakfast when the season was good.

"Doesn't it seem fun to drink on the ranch sometimes? There's nothing out there but a castle," Beatrice said.

"Very nice. You can enjoy the sunset there, and it's cool because of the wind."

Liddy also agreed to enjoy the sunset and moonlight on the grazing land on the western slope of Kanga Hill.

After the afternoon training, I sweat in the public baths, and I start drinking with Liddy and Beatrice.

Mel and Sharon were finishing the dishes. Once made, if I put it in the storage magic (inventory), it hardly changes the temperature, so I finish it all at once.

"What do you want to drink?" and said,

"Of course it's sparkling wine," said Liddy immediately, followed by Beatrice.

"I'm a Seawell wine. Ah, make sure you have a brandy."

"What about Mel and Sharon?

"I'll take care of it! Ah, but I'd like something refreshing," Mel said, and Sharon and I said, "Neither do I."

"Okay. Well, I'll think about it properly."

When the sky started dyeing red, we were preparing in a quiet pasture after the horses were put in the stables.

Remove and set up camping chairs and tables that are always in the inventory.

The table is crossed with a check prepared by Sharon, and the dishes served from the inventory are lined up with glasses.

I am accustomed to these things, so I will finish the setup sufficiently.

There are a variety of dishes that are likely to be quickly picked up, such as smoke and cheese of mushrooms caught in the black lake.

"How about a nice sunset and a different cocktail at first?

"Cocktails? The way you mix alcohol?" Liddy leaned her neck.

"It seems sweet," Beatrice said, "but Mel and Sharon were not very enthusiastic," the colors are nice, "and" I like sweet alcohol, so it has to be strong. "

"It's not that strong because it's a long cocktail."

That's how I take out the big shaker and put in the ingredients.

The ingredients are carbato (·) su, an apple distilled liquor, lime juice, and pomegranate syrup. Mix gently in the shaker, see the flavour, then add ice. Ice can be served quickly by magic, so you can make cocktails outside.

I shake it tightly and slightly.

This is Jack Rose, but pour it into a flute shaped champagne glass.

"That's not much," says Liddy, but I'll just ignore it and pour it into five glasses.

Remove the cool carbonated water bottle from the inventory and pour it slowly.

"It's a beautiful color," Sharon says, and Mel says, "It looks like a sunset color."

I see. Did you go with the sunset? "

Complete with a small nod to Beatrice's question.

A long, transparent cocktail was made that melted in the azure sunset.

"Rasmore Sunset."

With Jack Rose's soda split, it might have a name, but in this world no one will notice, so it won't be a problem.

I said, "Well, let's have a toast," and put on the glass.

When the four of them set the glass in the same way, the sunset in the Porta Mountains melted into the glass, resulting in a more beautiful ruby color.

"It's beautiful. It would be nice if the bubbles went up."

When Liddy murmured with a soft expression, Beatrice nodded small and put her mouth on the glass.

"It sure is beautiful. It's not worse because it's not sweeter than I thought."

Mel and Sharon are also enjoying their glasses at sunset.

"The Vanitus is gone, so it looks clear until sunset. And when Luna and Ray are done, there's nothing to worry about."

Sharon objected to Liddy's murmur, saying, "The Duke of Esalington is still there."

"I see. But if we get rid of them, they won't interfere automatically?

"That may be true, but...."

"There's nothing I can do about it. Now let's enjoy this time."

"I'm sorry, I was innocent," Sharon lowers his head.

"Because I said something weird. I'm sorry," Liddy apologized by raising her glass a little.

Drink the first glass (aperitif) and move on to the next drink.

Well, let's enjoy cooking.

"What's your next drink?

"Sparkling wine."

That's how I pour sparkling wine into a new glass.

"I've never seen that bottle before," said Liddy.

The bottle had a number in it with a watermark, and you probably noticed it because it came up in the sunset.

"He's the one who's seen this intersperse. Because I got a nice white wine from Ezelington."

"I look forward to that. But why is there a number in the bottle?

"It's hard to manage what Liddy drinks. A little ingenuity."

"What do you mean?

"If you make a list of what number is made in what year and matured for three years, and what number is matured for five years in the following year, you can see just by looking at the bottle. You say you want to drink it or you should have drunk it about a month ago. It's really hard to manage."

"That's right..." his eyes swim. You remembered what you always said.

"But it's beautiful. How are we making it?"

You could have teased me a little more, but I'll take the subject.

"We're melting numbers made of green glass in clear glass. Even if you say it's melting in, it's thin, so it doesn't affect strength."

"You're as fine as ever," says Beatrice.

"Let's eat snacks as well. Smoked mushrooms are not from the Black Pond (Black Rough) Pavilion, but from me and Sharon." Mel changes the subject.

Kuroiketei is a long-established inn in Lasmore Village, famous for its delicious food. Cuisine made with fish from the Black Pond and the Black River flowing from it, in particular, has long been a pride.

Beautiful orange mussel fillets are neatly arranged on sliced onions and vanilla, such as fennels, and decorated with slices of lemon.

The taste is good, but the serving is good.

"I've been taught a lot of things," Mel replies with a smile that echoes.

It only smokes with cherry blossom chips, but it has a good fat content and is well suited to sparkling wines with notes of lemon and vanilla.

"The cheese was made in the village with reference to what the Marquis of Seawell sent me."

Sometimes richer than before, the Dwarf Festival brought a lot of ingredients into the village, so the level of ingredients in the village is even higher in the Empire.

I have heard that cheese and raw ham from the village of Rasmore are traded at a high price even in Periclito, the largest city of adventurers near here.

There are two types of cheese: white mold and blue mold, and they carry a white mold type similar to camembert cheese to your mouth.

The good milk reminded me of the fine bleedmore, which made it a good knob for sparkling wine.

"The sun is set," she looks up at Liddy.

After hiding on the ridge line and leaving only the vermilion dots, the sun set completely. Looking up, the sunset color was darker than before, and changed from orange to dark.

Since it's getting a little dark, light the candle and place it in the middle of the table.

"It's time to switch to red wine," Beatrice shakes the empty glass.

I see.

That's how you remove Seawell wine from your inventory. Beatrice receives it and prepares the glass while the cork is being removed.

"Let's cook," he said, taking out the meat pie, which is also the main dish.

Wrapped in the aromatic aromas of wheat and butter, it is appetizing.

The pie is already cut apart, and Mel and Sharon take it apart.

Liddy sits still drinking sparkling wine, saying, "Looks like you've raised your arm again."

"Thank you very much. Molly also praised the pie this time."

Mel said that and replaced the cutlery with joy. Molly, the wife of home butcher Walt Vassel, is the maid of the Lockhart family and is a good cook. Mel and Sharon learn to cook when they have time.

Beatrice pours red wine into the glass and turns it in turn.

"What year is this?

"It is a 10-year maturation of 3025 years old. I think it's time for a drink."

Because wine is magically aged in my storage, it often doesn't match the age of production and maturation. Also, we don't put etiquettes (labels) on the wines we drink ourselves, and we put a simple note on the wooden box, so we don't know what bottles are like.

"Why don't you number the bottle just like the sparkling wine?"

"I manage red wine on a case-by-case basis, so I don't have to number the bottle."

Red wine is sent in bulk from Household Seawell every year and is in my inventory in hundreds of units. Therefore, it is managed on a case-by-case basis rather than on a case-by-case basis.

There are so many of them that apart from what they spend at the Lockhart house, they are divided into villagers.

On the other hand, sparkling wine is a complicated process, such as starching, and cannot be made so far without my magic. As a result, the production volume is low, and it's almost in my inventory except for what I give to the Lockharts.

"Nevertheless, he likes meat pie best," Beatrice says, holding a fork and glass that pierced the pie.

"Thank you very much. This blue cheese is also a good match." Sharon separates the blue cheese and puts it in front of each.

Sure it's delicious.

Liddy switched from sparkling wine to red wine without noticing.

As he enjoyed his meal and wine, the sky turned from an azure to an indigo color, and the stars began to sparkle.

The moon of interest also floats in the eastern sky, and looks white and shiny.

The wind blowing through the hill is a bit cold, but not cold enough and pleasant.

After eating the food, the remnants of the sun disappeared from the sky, and only the moon and stars were shining.

Sharon looked up at the sky and said, "It's beautiful."

"The moon is beautiful, but I want you to drink it slowly," Beatrice echoes.

I laughed bitterly at that voice, but I had no objection because I was about to switch to another drink.

"Beatrice was a brandy. What about the three of you?

"I like sparkling wine," Liddy said.

"I'll take care of it. It's better not to be too strong," Mel says, and Sharon imitates "me too."

"Then I'll make you two another cocktail. That said, we can only make simple things."

That's what I'm going to do.

Splitzer for Mel, Mimosa for Sharon.

That's what I'm going to do quickly.

Splitzer adds soda to the white wines of the village of Rasmore and finishes with lemon slices. Mimosa simply adds the same amount of orange juice to the sparkling wine and mixes lightly.

Give Liddy the sparkling wine, give Beatrice the Seawell Brandy lock and pour the scotch into the shot glass for himself.

The moon is much taller and brighter in silver.

"I didn't look at the moon very much, but I wonder if it's still moonlight sake," Beatrice laughs scornfully.

"It's just a matter of the atmosphere."

Liddy puts a glass towards the moon.

"If you drink the moon like this, you'll have an atmosphere."

Everyone laughs at the trick.

I was grateful to God for such a peaceful day, laughing.