Kojiin Tamer

Well, it's been a quick week since we moved the orphanage to the farm.

As expected, the location wasn't great and not many people came to the ranch. As a countermeasure, we did something like home delivery for the neighbors, but the new lord had put a tax on getting inside the inner walls, which made it difficult.

The inner wall, well, it's the old outer wall, but of course there's always been a loophole there. I had to take care of it the first time I went to the dragon forest. However, that place is in an orphanage, so you can't use it now.

Speaking of the orphanage, is the land of the orphanage safe? It became the new lord's property in He was surprised that the building was gone, but he didn't care, he's thinking about selling it at a higher price. If he thought about it for a little while, no, if he was someone with a little more intelligence, he might have noticed the reason for the disappearance of the 'item box'.......

By the way, this story is information from a neighbor.

Back to my story, it became difficult for me to do home delivery, so I decided to deliver and open a store every few days. We said we'd go there every few days because we've taken care of our neighbors and the town tax isn't that high, but the town people said it would be a waste of time and money. Well, you can take a lot of luggage with you, so if you sell a lot of it cheaply, you'll be able to live as before.

The trouble is the adventurers. The middle-ranking adventurers can do without our home, but it seems that new adventurers need our medicines, potions, and weapons, and we were consulted by some people in the dragon forest.

It is true that the adventurers in the orphanage are self-sufficient, and the new adventurers are also taken care of by a group of older adventurers. However, new adventurers who don't have that kind of connection with the orphanage seem to have a hard time.

The cost of daily lodging, food, maintenance of weapons and armor, and miscellaneous expenses such as medicine and packing bags. It seems that they can't make it on the guild's low-grade commission alone.

That's where we come in. We couldn't afford to pay for lodging, but we sold food and medicines made as practice at a low price, and we also gave them a discount on weapon maintenance. The secret of the low prices is that the food is made by the newcomers of the production team, but the food with meat is sometimes secretly popular as a full meal.

The one who came to our house was a newcomer brought by one of our regulars, so we served him extra, but of course, we heard that when a bad-tempered adventurer came, he was treated harshly. It is said that thanks to this stall, we were getting to know more adventurers without us knowing it.

However, such a stall has gone far away. Newcomers often stay at the cheap lodgings introduced by the guild, but they were far from the guild and surprisingly close to the orphanage, so they were close to the stall. But now that there's a stall in the clan house, it's far away! The newcomers manage to make a living by doing a lot of numbers and volume in order to respond to the cheap commission fees. They don't want to waste this time to stay in the dragon forest for as long as possible for that purpose.

Most of the customers at the stall so far have been our neighbors and adventurers. The neighbors have managed to solve the problem by going out to them. So what should we do about the adventurers? We can do something about it by going to them too. So.

'Grandpa, can I have a stall in the Dragon Forest?'