The Other World Con Artist's Management Techniques

When we returned to the Yodamari-tei, a sudden smile greeted us.

"Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

Teresa jumps out of her chair and runs toward us just through the entrance. He kicks vigorously on the floor and leaps at me.

Wow! It'slow!

When I take it in a hurry, it clings to my body with its short arms and legs.

A little monkey!

Oh, a little monkey.

"Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

"Oh? ... oh, that's a fool."

"Yes! Ouch!"

"Oh, ba, ke." Tell me, fool."

"Oh... oh, oh, oh...

"Why don't you say 'huh' and then 'ba'?"

"Uh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh-huh. Ghost!"

"Oh, there you go. You can say it."

"Hehe!"

When Teresa caresses her head, she smiles happily.

My eyes are fixed on me.

You've got a good view, haven't you?

"Teresa, how many bottles are these?"

`Well... two of them!'

"Oh, you could say, "It's crooked." but at times like this, count the fingers of the one who is growing."

"Miss!"

"Hey, you got it right."

"Hehe~"

Perhaps happy to be complimented, Teresa thrusts her face hard.

There's something very exciting about it.

Was it a good thing?

"... Welcome back, Jiro, manager."

"Oh, I'm home,"

"Thank you, house-sitting," Wasn't it any different?"

"...no problem,"

"Magda, I'm back too!"

"…………Come on in."

`That's "Okaeshi"!'

I feel strangely lonely about Magda.

I guess so. Is it like you miss kittens when they don't only care for you?

"... Jillo,"

"What? What's wrong, Magda?"

"…………."

"No, I know you can say it. You've lowered the hurdle to stroke too much."

"... Allways, welcome."

"Oh, then I'll stroke you for you,"

I'm desperate.

Estella, I can't hide my desperation for her deafness.

I wonder if this is what a man looks like when he sees his true intentions.

Magda's half-eye gazes at Estella's face, awkwardly but with a broad smile.

"...you should say it after the D-cup."

"... Jillo,"

"Why are you telling me?" I didn't train you."

Magda's remarks are his responsibility.

Even if we give way, Jeanette will be responsible for the protection and supervision. I'm innocent.

"Well, Magda," Teresa seems to be having a lot of fun, but what have you been up to?"

"...theresa looks like she's having fun from the start. It seems like the ghost competition was fun."

"Yes! It was great!"

"Does Teresa like scary stories?"

"Haunted, shut!"

Teresa seems to like ghosts.

It's because I've had a lot of fantasies and imaginations while I'm blind.

Or maybe I could enjoy various illustrations since I was able to see.

I don't know if it's because I've always had that background, but I don't think there's a clear reason to like anything.

Well, I think Halloween will be a success if you enjoy it like this.

Then, should I push it one more time and change the image of a fool from scary to fun?

"Estera, dress up as 'Nurikabe' for Teresa."

"I'm not sure, but I'll flatly refuse."

"Well, Jeanette. You're the Great Milk Road!"

"Confession, please.

Holy cow!

You guys are so backward about the event!

"Teresa, it's almost time to continue."

"Ahhhhuh!

Teresa, who was clinging to me, jumps off when Loretta calls her.

Loretta seems to have been doing something with Teresa until we came back. Sitting opposite the table, he seemed to have written something on a wooden board.

I peeked into what he was doing and found several formulas written down."I'm practicing math with Teresa."

"Oh, the reckoning?"

The wooden boards are lined with simple divisions.

『６÷２＝３』

『８÷４＝２』

『９÷３＝　』

Loretta is holding a pen with red ink and feeling a little proud.

The above two answers have a large circle written on them.

Are you grading? Oh, there's no Loretta.

"But division again... is a difficult thing to do."

"Yes, it's different from adding and subtracting. It's a different level of difficulty. But there's nothing I can't do! Look! I got two questions right in a row! Amazing!"

After all, it would be fun to teach students that they are excellent.

Loretta is as elated as I am.

"Well, Mr. Jiro. How can I calculate this?"

Looking into the problem book, Jeanette bends her head slightly.

Jeanette usually accounts for money in accounting, but she doesn't study to give answers by looking at mathematical formulas.

"You ought to be able to do Jeanette," If the three of us split the bill for 9Rb, how many Rb should we pay per person?"

"It's 3Rb."

"That's correct."

"Oh! ... I'm sorry, Mr. Teresa." I answered."

"Oh! Tenchosha, set! Orchosha,"

"Uh-huh. I got compliments.

Jeanette smiles happily after Teresa caresses her head.

"This is a method of elimination, isn't it? When I was taught by my grandfather, I was taught with this symbol, not this symbol."

As she spoke, Jeanette wrote '9/3' under '9÷3'.

"That's right," We think the same way."

It seems that my grandfather taught me to do the divisor rather than divide it.

But multiplication wasn't called multiplication... Well, it's hard to come across division in restaurant accounting. Additions, subtractions and multiplications may have been recreated to suit the people around them.

The church teaches you a lot, doesn't it?

"It's strange. It's the same calculation, but there's another way to write it."

"There's plenty of that," For example... '0.5' and '1/2' are the same, aren't they?"

"Oh, my God! Is that what?"

As I explained to Jeanette, Teresa pulled me by the sleeve.

He has a very interesting face.

I could tell you...

"Teresa, let's do this first,"

He pointed his finger at the Loretta problem book.

It's not good to cram this and that all at once. You just have to learn from a simple place.

"Wow!"

Teresa turned the question book before Loretta round and added '15 divided by 3 ='.

Turn it towards Loretta again.

"Ah!"

"Oh!? All of a sudden, double digits are terrible! Even before, I was frightened by the big boss-like number '9'!"

`Darling! Lore Nesha!'

"Hmm! I can't help but do it if Teresa expects me to! I'll solve this problem beautifully, over time! In the name of Yodamari-tei!"

`--?! You're solving it!'

"Yes! I'm not good at figures!"

But will Teresa teach me!? From such a little girl!

So you weren't happy about me as much as you were about me, were you happy about me.

Oh, Teresa, you can teach me!?

"No, wait Loretta," Then why are you holding a pen with red ink?"

"I was struggling with the big boss's '9', so I was encouraging myself by adding ○ to the '6' and '8' I had beaten so far!"

"There's no sign of it, your pride!"

Also, '9' isn't a big boss.

Well, 9 in 99 feels like the last dungeon.

Don't let the bosses that you've beaten down attack you one after another.

"It's quite a thing," Teresa has always surprised me."

"Well, it's amazing, though it's an order of magnitude difference between understanding and teaching someone about it."

Estella says admiringly, and Jeanette agrees.

Recently, Jeanette has been increasingly teaching cooking to others.

I guess they are finding it more difficult to teach.

There are a lot of people who can do it themselves but can't teach others. I mean, most of the time.

That's how difficult it is to teach.

"Oh, my dear fellow.

Teresa looks up at me with sparkling eyes as Loretta challenges her next hurdle.

They want me to tell them.Or did you raise the level of difficulty to earn that time?

If so, he's quite a go‐getter. He may be a good lecturer.

"Then, Teresa, sit down for a minute."

"Ah!"

Sitting next to Loretta's table, I'll take a plank from Loretta and explain the minutes to Teresa.

Erase letters by shaving the surface of a wooden board with a knife, and ink the numbers on the surface.

I'll teach you that molecular ÷ denominator, of course, can visualize numbers that can't be divisible by using fractions are easy to understand.

For some reason Jeanette and Estella sat at the same table listening to me with interest.

Well, you guys know something about it.

"I usually use '1/3' and so on, but I really understand when it's explained like this."

"Well, the expression '0.333...' is hard to understand."

Estella and Jeanette, who can calculate normally, seem to have been indifferent about why the answer to the calculations was derived.

Common sense for someone who knows, but for someone who doesn't know, it can be a great discovery. Studying is great after all.

"...Magda's 'half' is made of 'cute'."

"Then what's the other half?"

"... "Eros,"

"You don't have to have all the elements of hunting?"

"...well, I'll add 1/2 of my hunting skills."

"It's more than one person,"

"...there are actually one and a half Magdas."

"Don't stick out,"

"...then I'll go 'one-third' each."

"Soshitoke,"

In this way, once you understand it, it can be used as a joke.

"What? Three 'half' makes one and a half people? Wait, I'll calculate it.........I don't know the formula!"

though some of them have not caught up yet.

"Come to think of it. What's wrong with Imelda?"

Yodamari-tei, which had no guests, was so quiet that I ended up having a regular study session, but now it is open for business.

Imelda's guy, you promised to help him, didn't you?

"I'm asking Mr. Imelda to be in charge of the trouble."

"...what? Did something come again?"

Perhaps Marsha was left at Imelda's house.

Or Lucia came for Hammaro...

"Who's here?"

`Come on!'

The answer to the question I asked Loretta came from Theresa.

Oh... Barbara!

I don't know what I've come up with, but it certainly looks troublesome.

"What have you done now, Barbara?"

"Well, it's a little different from what I did... actually."

Just as Loretta was about to say something, something suddenly came over my back, shouting, "Such!"

I screamed at the sudden event.

`Oh, my God!'

I shook it off at once, and found it crawling on the floor with a short scream.

If you look closely, it was Barbara.

"...what are you doing, Barbara?"

He suddenly attacked me from behind! For a moment, my heart was like, "Hush!"

Did you plan on my assassination, too?

and glared at Barbara, saying, "I think I've got to give her a little pain."????

"Oh.........oh...Ooh, Ooh!!"

Honestly, I was a little frightened when I was stared at with tears in my eyes.

...what are you crying about, dude?

`Yes, yes, yes!'

Barbara clings to me, scattering large drops of tears.

He is tightly restrained by his arms, and his face buried in his chest is rubbed against him at high speed.

Ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch. What's the situation?

Did I do something?

"Ah... it's finally peeled off."

The kitchen is full of facial imagery.

I'm holding my hand around my shoulder and spinning my arms.

It's clear to me that you must have been riding there until a little while ago.

"What is this?"

"I heard you were afraid of yesterday's ghost competition."

"What, still!"

It's been a night since the competition ended.

I don't know if I remember last night, but the sun will be at a very high position even though it's still early in the day.

Are you a fool, or are you scared of ghosts from this early morning?

I'm afraid you're too scared. If there were any ghosts, I think he'd be more afraid of you if he came across you. He's rough and rough.

"Well, Barbara..."

"You're leaving me, yuck!"

When I pulled myself off to tell him that I wasn't afraid of ghosts, he hugged me even more.

or rather clung to him.

"Oh... hero... ...please, don't leave Arth... ...on me."

「…………」

Barbara clinging weakly, trembling and crying.

Barbara's character is collapsing in me.

"Huh!? My brother is a little bit flattered! He needs to be nice to me because I'm in a weak girl mode!"

"...Yasilo, you're too slow."

noisy

Men can't be mean enough to cling to you while weeping, "You're the only one who can rely on."

In this situation, only the most wicked can kick a woman who clings to her.

... well, I'm the worst scammer, but... you know, he doesn't commit atrocities to his face.

I'll pretend to help you if you're in trouble. However, if you ask for an exorbitant reward afterwards, or just snatch it without realizing it, you won't abandon it or push it away. The selling point of a swindler is his smart way of life.

Besides, I suppose yaplock and uller are eating good things -- they're getting a little bigger, Barbara!

At the athletic meet, I was B at best, but now I'm in C minor. If you try to eat with nutritional value in mind for about half a year, you can aim for D!Cheer up Barbara!

That's a upfront investment. Yup.

"Well... I can't help it,"

"...the fall of Jillo,"

"Oppa, I'm so worried that I'm Chorosuke".

Don't be noisy, man.

Who are you two talking to?

If I were a girl's game character, it would be very difficult to hide characters that will be lifted only after all the characters are cleared.

"Hey, Barbara,"

"No! I can't leave! I'm scared!"

It's scary...

I mean...

`Oh, dear, I've been huffing all night,'

"Didn't you sleep a wink?"

"If you sleep, you'll get a fool!"

Don't come.

...you're not coming, are you?

No, he won't come.

The only thing I've ever seen is a half‐sleeping fool.

"Come on, in the morning, go back and forth,"

"It's a pot, my dear,"

"Don't leave me! I'll get a shadow when I leave!"

"Actually, brother," Barbara burst into the sun-filled house crying, 'The shadow is chasing me!'"

"No, that's a matter of course..."

"...Magda has sprung up relatively."

Well, you can't stick to other people's affairs.

It's not a situation to be in. Who's involved?

"...it was so noisy that I commissioned the sacrifice... ...to the right person."

"My true feelings have come before me, Mr. Magda!"

Magda is good at times like this, isn't she? It's sloppy, isn't it?

`I've been a piggyback ever since I was pushed,'

"Oh my gosh!? Do you come to me when I'munk on your piggyback?

`You're the pigeon!'

"Ash, were you an idiot? When did you die?"

`It's a twill of words!'

"Language? What is it? Is it like a deadly skill?"

"Not at all!"

What's wrong with you?

Surprisingly, Barbara seems to be all right.

"It's bright outside now, and talking to the Imelda will lessen my fear. Get away from me."

"I don'

Barbara was stubborn, though I didn't think I had to go out of my way.

"For God's sake, hero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .."

Barbara desperately grips my clothes.

...where did you learn such feminine gestures and facial expressions, Neferry? Did you start learning them because you got along with Neferry?

"Heroes... Help me... Arcy... I'm scared of you... ...please, so...."

"Oh, come on! All right, leave!"

No matter how scared you are or how weak you cry, a young woman shouldn't stick to a man in the morning.

You must have fallen in love with Percy in the first place.

Don't hug another man.

Look!

Estella looks at me with warm eyes!

He looks like he wants to say something!

"Barbara, I understand you're scared, but don't stick to a man you don't like. There's a strange rumour going on."

"That's all right! I like heroes, Aashi!"

What about .........?

No, you dumped me, didn't you?

You swung it selfishly, though you didn't like it at all, did you?

"A little tossed about by the waves of fate, and the two red threads were not tied, but Arth and the hero were on the verge of marriage!"

"I haven't been there!"

If you really think you're a step closer, it's probably because you just happened to have a goal in a position where you could see well from the start, and you had to take a detour to get there and get over it again after many twists and turns.

You've been playing with Neferry a lot, haven't you?

What? "I'm at the mercy of the waves of course.

He used expressions that he had just learned and wanted to use. Maybe, but you're using it about 80 percent of the time, right?

"What would you do if Percy hugged a woman saying, 'I can't get married, but I'm important?'"

"I'm going to die . . . . or kill you?"

Oh my gosh!

What's wrong with him?

My first love has turned into a yangdere!?

Enjoy a more refreshing and sweet and sour period!

"Well... what a prickle my heart is he.

"That's the kind of guy you are. And don't you think, when you see your situation, that Percy feels the same way -- or something?"

The only way to teach him common sense is to replace everything with Barbara.

Oh, that's too much trouble.

"Mr. Percy... saw Arth and the Hero, and saw Yakimochi... ...hehe."

Are you happy?

Do you want to be grilled!?

what?

Are you already starting to show me a glimpse of a magical woman!?

Love tactics are ten years too early for you!

"But... Is that so?" Don't be so sticky with heroes, can't you?""Well, Barbara is a young woman, so you'd better refrain a little bit."

"You can make a habit of reflecting on your behavior, sir.

Jeanette and Estella casually widen the gap between me and Barbara.

I'm gently touched by Jeanette, and I let myself go back, and Estella naturally rips off Barbara, who stopped moving in her thoughts.

"Mr. Jiro is kind,"

After muttering, a big glance turned to me.

"I understand why you feel like spoiling me."

Barbara's expression shows that despite showing a certain understanding, it is still not desirable to be sticky.

As expected, the manager of the restaurant closest to the sister.

From an al-Vistan perspective, it must not be desirable for men and women who are not in a relationship to stick together.

...I'm sure he's not a yakimochi.

I'm sure it'surely not.

"But... I'm afraid of it's scary."...wow......!"

"Well, Barbara," A fool is a creation. I won't. Don't be afraid of me every time."

`Oh, my brother is putting himself on the shelf with all his might.'

"...so you don't have to go to the bathroom at night anymore?"

"Come on, Magda," and this is another story."

Whether you're a fool or not, darkness is scary.

The scariest thing is that there must be something.

"Heroes are scared, too! I'm scared of ghosts!"

"Barbara, you didn't listen to the vampires, did you?"

"I can't hear it, it's that scary!"

"Well, I'll tell you not to be afraid, so listen carefully. "Ah, my vampire Cutan,"

"Whoa!? It's kind of cute!? I want to hear that story!"

"...Magda will be accompanied by him.

As the audience lined up, including Barbara, I told her stories about vampires that were not scary, with comical presentations.

The content is the same, but I've often made vampires laugh and listen to it even if they're scared.

The most important last one.

"And when dawn broke, the vampires in the sun disappeared into dust. I'm glad to hear that."

"In the sunshine... will it disappear!"

"Oh! I don't like sunlight most of the time. So you don't have to be afraid while it's light."

"Well, what about the shadowy fellow!"

"It only appears to bad boys who play by themselves until late at night."

"I'm sorry, kid.

Barbara turns to Jeanette, wondering if she can't believe what I'm saying.

Jeanette smiled softly and nodded clearly.

"From what I heard, Mr. Obake appeared in a bad child who didn't listen to him. I don't hear much of the story of the right person who helps people and prays to the Spirit every day."

Jeanette expresses the threat of 「You must be a good boy, or you will get a fool~」 without telling a lie.

I guess you're going to pick words that are as straightforward as possible. It was natural that lies were excluded.

When you go out to a bad boy, the expression 'heard' is not a lie, and the expression 'heard' is not a lie. You never run into a fool in the first place.

"Yes... I'm getting less scared."

"That's a relief," Go home, then."

"Well, you know!"

I tried to get rid of him because he was in the way, but Teresa grabbed me by the sleeve.

`Oh, come on, to-day, old chap,'

"Holiday?"

`When they rustle, they say, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!

"In short, it's noisy, so go away."

It would be troublesome if every time the wind blows, there was a clamour. I'll kick you out.

`She said, 'Well, I'm sure I'll scoop you up!''

"Who's "shucking"?"

in spite of one's selfishness

"Why don't you spend the day with us, Mr. Barbara and Mr. Teresa?"

Teresa's "Kushaku" seems to have been cute, and Jeanette has become aggressive.

I'm old enough to look cute without any conditions.

I'd be so ghastly annoyed if this was done at the age of Loretta.

"Well, Loretta wouldn't be able to say it said.

"That's not it! I can tell you exactly, 'Save me!'" ..............huh!? I was just pulled a little! Not now!"

Wow, I can't believe I can't really...

"Loretta, come on,"

"No, don't do that! I didn't aim at you! Just be careless!"

"... bluffy,"

"No, Magdachy! That's a misunderstanding!"

Mmm~ Mmm~

said Loretta, waving her arms.

It seems to be embarrassing to make a serious mistake.

"All right, Loretta. I'll give you a chance to get rid of your stigma."

"Wow! You're so nice!"

"No, Loretta... You must not recover from your stigma."

Don't worry about details, Estella.

Whether you get rid of the stigma or not, the results are the same, in Loretta's case.

Either way, it's only a funny and sad girl.

"Loretta. 'Operating Room'."

"Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-Joo-JooNo, I can tell you.

`I can't say Magdachy!'

"... the op-room,"

"What!? I can tell you!"

"No, no, no, no..."

Is it a prank from "Forced Translation Magic"? The difficulty level dropped.

"Morichie seems to be good at these things. I'm very strong."

"That's not the case..." But I'm rather good at speaking fast. I don't say things wrong or bite them very often."

`Then give some subject to your brother, Morrichy!'

"'I want to eat your sugar daikon with you every morning,'"

"No, I can't say that, like a proposal!"

"I can't say it in a different direction!? But you're so cute!"

"You're always so lively, aren'

Estella is looking coldly at the noisy Loretta.

Hey, your cold eyes turned to me~

Oh, Loretta, you've got me all the way...

"I think Barbara will get in the way, if Teresa will follow me..."

"Why!? I won't disturb you!"

I don't know what you're going to say...

You're noisy just by being there.

"...heroes... ...still a little scary."

So don't be spoiled...

"Can you promise to be quiet and help me?"

"Oh! Leave it to me!"

I'm sure I can turn this into a frog whenever I want to.

I've never seen such a careless fellow.

I think Teresa will have a lot of trouble if she doesn't fix it somewhere.

"Well, it was just where I wanted the power of the Beasts,"

"Yes. A lump of meat is heavy, isn't it? The mere carrying of this amount has broken my bones."

A lump of meat from Morgan, a cattleherd, totals ten kilograms.

The three of us shared the transportation, but it was still quite heavy. Don't be quiet.

I shared two, three, and five kilograms.

It's hard to cross the street with five kilometers... I don't want to do it again.

Moreover, we're going to have more luggage next time.

"Barbara, please carry my things."

"Oh! Leave it to me!"

`Oh, my God!'

"Well, Mr. Teresa, let's train together."

"Ah!"

We're going to prepare meat now.

First, you make sauce for yakiniku, and then pickle the meat in it.

After three or four hours, it will taste good for now.

I really want to take advantage of it for about a night, but that's fine.

What's more problematic than that is...

"More than that, Jiro... What are you going to do with that? I don't want to touch it as much as possible."

Estella's repellant body is stored in a separate bag from the lumps of meat.

It looks a little grotesque with a 'doloreen' appearance.

At first glance, it is impossible to use as an ingredient, as your hands become sticky with fat.

But you can't miss it if you want to do yakiniku.

That's right.

"I can't believe you're going to eat a cow's belly..."

`It'll taste good if you dispose of it properly!'

"Well, there are many people who say that even fish have delicious internal organs, and it might be delicious if cooked correctly."

Jeanette has some hope for ingredients she has never used before.

However, he frowned when he saw the hollow internal organs.

"But it's quite a hard work, I don't want a rough fellow like Barbara to clean up the ingredients."

"What, hero! Arsi, you can do it!"

I'm sure you'd throw out, "What's this!? It's sticky and disgusting!"

I'm afraid my arms are tired because I have quite a few.

My voice roared as I sighed.

'You must be in trouble, anchovy!'

"Magda, lock the door at once!"

"...already,"

"Oh!? I can't open it!? Hey, anchovy! Open it!"

a fool's lord pounding at the door

...he really doesn't have to go home?

"I'll take care of it..."

"Go back, for the 35th leg."

"...if possible,"

Estella shrugs her shoulders and goes to greet Lucia.

Magda unlocked and opened the door????

"Ta-da! I didn't call you, Marsha!"

Marsha in the aquarium was all smiles.

Estella shut the door silently.

Imelda nodded silently and then sent Estella a thumbs-up.

There seems to be a common understanding between the two.

... Marsha, it's going to be a lot of trouble when you drink.

I hear a loud voice outside the door.Oh my gosh!

Today is another day... It looks like it's going to come.