Isekai Nonbiri Nouka

A tired face of beasel came to the village.

If you think your grandson Frasiabelle is going to heal you, you have something to say to me.

I wonder what it is.

"I had a consultation about a secret agent infiltrating the demon kingdom....."

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Um, I don't think it's appropriate for me to have that kind of content?

That's what I said, but it's not going to work unless it's me.

All right, all right.

I'll listen to you, but I have a crowd of civilian daughters present who are familiar with such things... ah, Fleur will be present.

Thank you.

According to Bezel, the demon kingdom is sending detectives from several countries.

Twenty-two pairs from thirteen countries.

I wonder if it is okay to get into so much, but I don't need to worry about whether it has been folded or whether it is one of the strategies to give information to the other party.

"Please be assured that we are protecting the information that should not be leaked, and that we are crushing places where sabotage operations are carried out."

I see.

So, what's a consultation?

"In fact, a detective from a certain country has been captured in Gomura and put in jail."

Gomura?

Oh, you mean the guys who were looking into the Yoko Mansion?

I have received reports that I caught him a while ago.

It was a big place for twelve people.

"No, not you, but someone else...."

Huh? Huh?

Was there another detective?

His name is Crowden.

Even if I were to say Clauden... a detective might be using a pseudonym.

"I hear that the pseudonym used by Crowden is a little bit of a crowd mess.

It's like a clouseau or a chrysmas. "

Klauzo, Klimus....

Ah, if you say so, I think there was one.

Fleur helped me when I tried to remember.

"The village chief.

I think it's about Krattan.

I love that ramen. "

Yes, that's it!

The man who liked the large ramen was probably a krattan.

I remember because I received a report that the oysters did an investigation just in case because I strongly claimed that there were suspicious ingredients in the ramen.

Incidentally, the results of the investigation are fine.

However, I was cautious about what I would call a grand sale no matter what I thought.

Because leftovers are a problem.

Restaurants that handle large, similar amounts of ramen with vegetables offer licensing measures in addition to limited quantities.

I don't want you to use the license system in the same way, but I want you to think a little more about the problem of leftover food.

Back to the story.

Is he the detective Crowden?

……

He's been caught trying to steal ramen flavors?

Did you come all the way from another country to steal the taste of ramen?

When I asked Bezel, he told me that he was in trouble.

"After all, the original purpose seems to be to investigate King's Landing."

Well, you're a spy.

So, what do we do with that crowden?

Should I hand it over to the Devil Kingdoms?

"Ah, that's what happens in the process, but..."

"In fact, there is a confidential negotiation from the country where the detective was sent, and if you return Crowden, you will change your hostility and be prepared to have friendly relations with the Demon King Kingdom."

... what a surprise.

It was rude of me to say this, but it was an image of a detective being truncated.

Some countries take care of detectives.

"That is, Crowden is the hidden son of the king of the land... that is, a member of the royal family..."

Was the royal family a spy?

Yes.

Besides, the sword and magic are the most powerful men in the country. "

I think losing it hurts.

"Even as a demon kingdom, I want to avoid harming the royalties of other countries because they incite hostility in vain."

Isn't it a problem to put him in jail?

"No, throwing them into jail was also recommended by the other country.

As soon as you are alarmed, you will escape, so I advise you not to neglect the guards. "

Er....

Does Crowden resent the country enough to change its policy?

"I don't think so.....

So I was wondering if you could hand over the crowd. "

If it wasn't a death sentence, it wouldn't be a problem.

I hope so.....

Wouldn't it have been sooner to tell Yoko than me?

Yoko wouldn't bother to get my permission to hand over those in jail.

"Actually, I've already talked to Yoko, but there was a problem."

Problem?

"Crowden doesn't want to get out of jail...."

... eh?

"I thought I was going to be forced to leave, but Yoko said that the village chief forbade assaults on people put in jail...."

I do remember telling you that.

This world is rough with people in jail.

Being beaten and kicked in jail routinely does not feed satisfactorily, and in some cases even interferes with sleep.

I was told that such treatment was part of the punishment, but I heard that it was customary for relatives of captured persons to send bribes to jail to avoid such treatment, so I banned them.

I don't think all bribes are bad at all, but I'm not catching them to make my jailkeeper's nose shine.

They should be paying the money they don't have to take such bribes.

In addition, when such bribes occur, there is a risk that small things will lead to more people being thrown into jail.

Prohibited and correct.

It took time to reform consciousness.

What's more, it seems to be maintained.

But it's a problem you can't get people out of jail.

I want you to be flexible around that.....

It is also a problem to relax on your own.

I'll talk to Yoko next time.

In the meantime, we're handing over Crowden.

Is it quick to go to Gomura and give direct instructions?

I went to Gomura's jail and met with Crowden.

I told her that I would send it back to my home country.

Crowden listened to me, grabbed the jail cage with both hands, and stood still and replied.

"I won't get out of jail until I get a job at that ramen shop!"

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I don't care if you tell me what you want.