Kojiin Tamer

All the children who came back were smiling. Usually they can only stay in the forest for a short time, so the amount of material they can collect is small, but today they had an escort, so they were able to catch a lot of material, and it was hard not to be happy.

We caught a lot of fish!

I picked it!

Heh, I killed a rabbit today!

Apparently, the queen also made the kids practice their hunting skills. I guess I should be careful because it's still dangerous for the kids. Well, if it's a rabbit, it's unlikely to be injured.......

The children excitedly talk to their parents who have come to pick them up at the entrance of the village, but when they hear a rumbling stomach from one child, they hear a chorus of sounds from the others, "I'm hungry! And they went back to their respective homes.

China, as usual, was hungry, so she went home. We followed her home. San-san had prepared a meal for us. We couldn't cook the meat for the queens, so we went outside to cook it for them. It was soup and bread, so it was like a little barbecue.

While we were eating, I told the bear peddler about the icehouse. I made a rough shape of the ice house, but I had to ask him to make a door and a pillar for it. I told him as soon as possible, although I didn't want him to drink, since he was already scolding me during the day.

You see, I took a lot of contracts with Kyoukai-chan and China-chan!

As soon as I finished talking to my grandfather, my sister happily told me about the events of today. I don't know if she was having a good time or not, but Sakuya was talking to her too.

China is trying her best to talk to San-san. The grandfather and the bear peddler were listening to the story, looking a little sad.

The next day, I organized my sisters' loot. There was an abundance of medicinal herbs, mushrooms, nuts and other collected goods, and as usual, the queens were over-hunting their prey. The boys were going to learn to dismantle them from the villagers, so they headed a little further away from the village.

The girls worked under the guidance of the wives and bear peddlers, sorting out what they could eat and what they could sell. By the way, I'm a guy, but I'm over here. I'm going to look at what I've collected and possibly buy it. I've got a commercial guild certificate, for one thing.

Overall, many of the things we collected were not found in the Dragon Forest. The vegetation is probably different from the dragon forest because it is so far away.

Whether it's a mushroom or a fruit or mushroom and medicinal herb, I was allowed to buy it, but little by little, because it will last longer if dried. We don't know how effective they are, but we bought more medicinal herbs including souvenirs for the apothecary's uncle and the alchemist's grandmother.

Since we do not know the market price, we discussed that area with the bear peddler and decided. Well, it wasn't that expensive since we only eat them ourselves to begin with. And the medicinal herbs were about the same amount as the adventurer's guild's reward. There are a lot of former adventurers in that area, so the market price is perfect.

And the proceeds were to be given to the children. The amount of money is not so high, and if you divide it by the number of children, it's a small amount of money that we earned ourselves. Everyone looked happy when I gave it to them. In the old days, if you helped at home and got some money, you ran to the candy store.

In this world, helping out at home is something we take for granted, so such pocket money is probably rare.

There are no candy shops in this world, so if I come back next time, I'll bring you some dried fruit from the dragon forest.