Late. Tamer's day.

Day 3 of the event.

I woke up in a mons-everywhere situation today, leaving everyone asleep in bed and heading to the kitchen. And get down to making breakfast quickly. Easy dishes for flat bread, miso soup that looks yummy, and stir-fried vegetables, though. However, there was no more meat in Grandpa Cayenne's house, so the meat uses the rabbit meat we got last night on the hunt.

"What are we going to do today?

"Actually, I have a few things I want, can you get them in the village?

"What do you want, huh?

"You're seafood. It would be best if there were sea products. And then I want cheese."

"You can't have seafood coming into such a despicable village."

"Really?"

Right ~. This place looks far from the sea, well, I wasn't expecting it.

"If you're a riverfish, you can ask Rickett for it."

"Rikke?"

"Um, you're Rickety, the river fisherman apprentice. The father used to catch fish, but now he's at the martial arts tournament. My son Rickett will work instead."

Then if you meet someone named Rickett, you might get a fish. I've eaten ramen that I took stock of, for example, in a jar, and even river fish won't be able to take stock. More importantly, I normally want to eat fish. I definitely need to visit this.

"And I think we should go to Aval's."

"Could that person be a dairy farmer?

"Hmm. Bye."

Since this village is self-sufficient, it seems that it is often sold directly by producers in houses and elsewhere, rather than being wholesaled to shops.

This is really good information. Well, that means buying items at the store isn't the only way to get them.

"Does anyone else seem to be selling fine at home?

"Right...... Bats that collect mushrooms, hunter's kakakal, and then bean farmer's kunut are sold at home, right?

Ho ho. It all looks interesting. I asked my grandfather to tell me where all the houses were and decided to go around by the end of the day.

It's field work before that, though. Heading to Grandpa Cayenne's field, Grandpa's field was home to a variety of vegetables. Again, the cultivation of orthos ex and the power of Sacramento tree magic are great.

"All right, you can harvest today"

"M!"

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"Bear!"

"Cu!"

I just don't know what to do after this? Should I harvest it all and carry it home? After this, what's the seeding?

I left the fields to the Orts and went back to ask my grandfather what he would do once. Then they divide half the stock and sow it in the field. Let us do that, too. It's an experience job for the Orts.

When I go back to the field, I see everyone happily working in the field. Fairies and animals working hard in long idle fields. Hmm, fantastic sight whenever you see it.

"Mummm!"

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Orto and Sakura are harvesting vegetables, but the way they are done is also subtly different.

The ortho is majestically pulled out, but the sakura is carefully harvested one by one. I don't think there is any difference in quality...... You're gonna be okay, aren't you, Ort?

Kumama and Rick are working together to grass. He seemed to have a solid division of roles, and Rick was pulling out a weed that looked big with a strong root.

"Queue!"

"Kumakumakumar!"

The bear, in particular, had an unexpected talent for grasshoppers, usually sharp claws that slashed and tore their enemies apart, digging back the soil as if it were a tiller and exterminating the weeds one after the other.

You've gotten used to working in a different field, too, and you're finishing up pretty early than yesterday. At this rate, we might be able to shorten our time in other fields.

Next up in Grandpa's field, head to Grandma's. Various vegetables were also harvestable here. I don't have any seeds today just to harvest. It gives me a crisp finish to my job.

1 hour later.

After my grandmother's field, we finished our work in the orchard, and we were all taken together to walk in the village. Aim is Granny's shop. And it is the home of all the producers.

At first, it's my grandmother's grocery store. Deliver the vegetables harvested in the field and fulfill the request.

"Good morning, Suu."

"Are you yesterday's traveler? What can I do for you?

"I'm here to deliver the crop -"

"Oh, that's a lot faster. That would help. So, what kind of salted plum do you want?

"Um, this is it."

What if they get angry that the quality is low or something? Hand the vegetables to the old lady while she freaks out a bit. The old lady stared at the vegetables often with her gourmet eyes, but soon she had a nihil grin that quickened up her mouth.

"Wouldn't that be nice? I don't have a problem with that."

"Really, good"

"Claim your rewards in the Alliance. I'll color it for you as soon as you deliver it."

"Thank you"

Apparently, the vegetables I've harvested were suitable for my grandmother's glasses. Well, the relief you didn't have to be angry with is bigger than the joy.

We left our grandmother's shop and headed straight for the Adventurer's Guild. The Alliance is still available today. Reporting on the accomplishment of the quest gave me more points than I had planned. More than some money, it's a bonus to be happy with.

I looked at the message board to see if there were any quests I could do. And I can't help but notice one labor quest.

"Your grandmother's asking for you again."

That was a quest to take care of a field we had just accomplished. The client and the request are exactly the same. Apparently it was a quest that could be repeated infinitely.

I took my quest without getting lost. It's a relatively good point in a quest that seems to do it to me. Normally, it would be a quest to spend a few days growing vegetables and delivering them. We can repeat that every day. No, that's delicious.

I went to Granny's again and received my quest again. It seems to be a learning AI around here, and the detailed explanation was broken because it was the second time. If it was an old game, I'd have to get another troublesome explanation from NPC.

Two hours later.

We were walking towards the producer's house where Grandpa Cayenne taught us after all the watering in her fields, etc.

At first, it was Mr. Abal, the dairy farmer. I know this place, too. I found it the other day when I walked through the village, it would be a ranch off the village. I remember having a few cows.

"I'm sorry."

"Ho?

I'll knock on the knocker on the door of an entire house next to the ranch. Of course, the knocker is in the form of a cow's head, and the specification is to tap the nose ring part. You know the operation. After a while, a grandfather with a good width appeared from inside.

"Oh, you're a traveler?

"I heard you could give me the cheese here...... Can you give it to me, too?

"Oh, you mean..."

In my inquiry, Mr. Abal thought of it with a difficult face. Is that it? Can't you sell it?

"Um, you're not thinking about selling it to anyone but the villagers. Besides, there's not a lot of them, so if I sell them to you, the village might run out of money."

"I see."

"But you came all the way here, and I just don't have the nerve to push you back."

"What do you mean?

"Can you give me one wish? As a reward, let's give up the amount of cheese we eat at home. What do you say?"

Oh, is that a sudden request? I'd love to take it! It depends on the content......

"What I want you to do is procure sweets."

"Is that a treat?

"Yeah, I've been having tea with my friends lately, and it's my turn to prepare some tea treats at my next tea party. But I don't know. I was thinking about buying some fruit. Can I get you something for 5 people?

Confectionery. How many items would be certified as Confectionery? I have honey nut cookies, but the item drawings show up on the same page as mobile food.

If you say no if it's not a treat as a category, you'll have to work hard there to prepare it. Let's just ask.

"Do you mind if I cook or something?

"What is it?

"Uh, this is it"

"Oh! This is not good!

I was in the inventory, I gave him honey nut cookies. Then Mr. Abal is nodding with a joyful face. They still judged this a treat. Something happened, I accomplished the request in an instant.

"So, you want five?

"Thanks! We'll all be delighted!

That's how I got the cheese for the memorial. Besides, it's bigger than I imagined, Hall's cheese. They've got 30 minutes.

It is the seniors' mood to turn cookies with little or no original hands into cheese. I feel like I'm getting too much, but it's a quest in the event. Had I not possessed it from the beginning, it would have been quite a struggle to get sweets in the village.

"There is also olive oil on the cheese in tomato sauce and basil. Now you can make all kinds of Italians."

Shit, it's burning!