Isekai Torippu Shita Sono Bade Taberarechaimashita

30: The Petite Study Group was also held today

I'm mowing your lawn outside today.

If you don't keep a good view, it's dangerous at times, so you mow it regularly?

There's no garden-like garden outside, but there's a corner where flowers are planted or something.

There's a bench, too, so it's just right for a break, right?

"Beautiful weather."

I looked up into the sky and snapped like that.

Blue skies, white clouds. Blind sun. A little hot enough sunshine.

From what I've heard, it's May, and you think it's the end of spring?

I was surprised that the calendar was with me. Maybe it's closer to a parallel world than a different world.

It's warmer around here than Kanto, where I lived, and the four seasons seem mild.

I just heard the story, so I don't know exactly, but I guess, in the summer, it goes up to about thirty degrees, and in the winter, it's not so much below 10 degrees.

"I didn't blur. Come here quickly."

"Ha ha!

Mr Elmia called me and I replied in advance.

I shouldn't, I was at work now.

I can't believe you're blurry at work, I'm sagging!

Lunch breaks go to the captain's room to see if it's as usual.

But, you know, when I say I'm going to play, I can't play.

It's like we're having a study group about this world.

As for being close to life, Elmia, Hanina, and the head of use often tell us something, so the captain often asks about the common sense of this world and this country.

Sometimes, of course, we usually have tea, but it's usually a little story flow, and the captain will tell us a lot about it.

That is how it is today, from public discourse about what the capital looks like to the regime in this country.

So this country is an absolute monarchy.

The captain said there was a king in this country and a royal family.

The king reigns at the apex, that's what that means, isn't it?

I thought, the captain shook his head to the side.

"That's a little different. The final decision rests with the king, but there is a parliament that executes politics"

"I wonder if you mean the separation of powers between the royal family, the council and the military"

"It's like that."

You've heard before that the army has some kind of power.

He also plays a role like a police officer in my world, and military men seem busy.

"The army ranges from the First Division to the Eleventh Division, plus apart from that there is the Magic Division"

Hmm, a magic division.

Try to convince me, I realize.

"Is that it? But the captain could have used magic, too, right?

The memory of you showing me the flames hasn't faded yet. Anyway, it was the first magic I ever saw.

You're deliberately dividing it up as a magic division in the military, but you're saying not all wizards join the magic division?

Then what role does the Magic Division have?

"A magic division doesn't just bring together people who can use magic. It's like a magical research institute."

"Hehe, it's strange to have researchers even though they're in the military."

"There are as many researchers on magic as there are, but the Magic Division is a public institution. It's a narrow gate."

Hmm, I guess that means everyone who wants to study magic aims to join the Magic Division.

When I hear about the public sector or something, I feel like it's kind of intelligent or real.

If you don't have a proper system or something, it's not going to turn around well, is it?

The captain's explanation is concise and easy to understand.

If I don't understand it in one go, he'll explain it to me another time, shattered than before.

It's a good teacher role, Captain.

I have to return the explanation because of my slow understanding, and I'm not a good student, though.

"Division I is the guardian of royalty and royal palaces. The second division is Wang Du's security. Divisions III and IV are border security. Divisions V to X are scattered throughout the country in preparation for security and demons in major cities. Division XI is also known as the Secret Service."

The captain now explained to me about the army.

Words came out that caught my interest, and I let my eyes shine.

"Covert Squad...... good looking! But can you teach me that?

"If you're human in this country, you usually know that."

What, it's not like the so-called ninja or the wrong one?

I'm just wondering what kind of work you're doing.

I'd like to see you, to the covert troopers.

There's only people in the Fifth Division here, and I know I can't.

"The number of troops varies from division to division. For Division V, the total is a thousand and a little. About 300 of them are stuffed in this fort."

"It's surprisingly low in numbers."

Three hundred people are smaller than one school.

It seemed like there were people here, but I wonder if it's because there are other people working besides the crew.

You have 300 servants to support your lives.

I have to be conscious of one of them.

"There are as many points where demons appear. In light of the scale of past damage, the number of people ripping people apart."

I'm saying it's past damage, but I mean... that's what you mean, right?

There is such a thing as a demon, so I know I can't help it.

This isn't the world I was in.

There used to be wars in my country, so maybe it's the same thing in the end that people get hurt for different reasons.

The captains are here to make sure no one gets hurt.

By hunting demons, don't let demons go to people.

"Where are the others in the Fifth Division?

"We're protecting an area as prone to demons as we are here. Sometimes it's stuffed in town."

"So our safety is built on the hard work of the captains."

I've already heard about what people do here.

He says he goes around pretty far every day and hunts demons.

It's my job to train my body, and they're gathering information about demons in the surrounding area, and mentoring vigilantes in nearby villages and towns.

All the information, they're gathering with the captain, so it must be hard to put that together.

Really, I think I'm losing my mind.

"I'm not doing so much as a struggle. It's a simple task, in a way."

Do you call hunting demons a simple task? Wow, Captain.

The captain said he's been captain for five years, and maybe he's gotten used to the hard work.

"Thank you for sharing so much! It's always helpful."

Seemed like a paragraph of the story, so I thanked him.

Not now, but I guess it's a hassle to do something that teaches people to study even though it's a break.

If you don't tell me, I'm in trouble, and there aren't many people I can count on, and I can't help but sweeten it to my liking.

Thank you in the brownie a few days ago, I also failed to say that.

Is it something I can't repay somehow?

"To this extent, it wouldn't be anything to thank you for"