The Too Many Summonings from Japan Have Caused the Goddess to Flip Out

"... I want to eat soybeans."

"What about it?"

In the castle of the Kingdom of Gardia.

When I was on a tour of one of my usual assignments, I suddenly said something, and Grace, who was with me, looked suspicious without understanding the meaning.

What is soy sauce or Japanese food?

"No, it's beans."

"Is it a really delicious bean?"

"It's delicious, but it's not that great."

"... it's getting cold, so when you're done looking around, can I get you some hot chocolate?"

"Oh no, she's starting to go through."

Grace begins to think about what happens after the tour is over without asking why you want to eat it.

You can't help but learn through-skills because you swing around frequently.

"Ask me if I want soy!"

"Where did you come from!?"

But even though Grace went through, Mina came out of nowhere and ate her.

Grace stuck to the boulder as much as she could because she couldn't see it professionally.

"Huh? I interrupt fairly often, so the prince gives me a free pass."

"When!?"

After checking the paper Mina had given me, Grace was surprised that she had not heard such a story, which was definitely written in Prince Heinz's handwriting, "Allow this man to enter the castle."

The prince himself, who gave the permission, was very angry at the fact that he had not told the security officer.

So it was soybean.

"Oh, is it possible to import from Japan?"

"No, I didn't know the elves were growing soybeans here.It seems that we can eat it ourselves, so we couldn't secure much, but if we can accommodate the Japanese students. "

"I'll give you more than twice the price."

"Every time I'll bring it by super express"

……

Mina leaves with a dash as soon as the deal is closed.

Even in small deals, customers who pay well are quick to respond because they have never moved on to securing them.

"Yuki, I'm going to talk to His Highness."

Your hands are soft ~

And over here, Grace walks out to question the prince who made his own free pass.

I don't have an expression on my face, but I can't stop feeling pretty angry, but perhaps it is a prince's reward, so there is no problem.

Today, the other world is still at peace.

Meanwhile, the plateau.

"Wasn't it February 3rd or 4th?"

"It's only been three days until last year."

Because the moon changes, I slightly removed the calendar, but Amaterasu-sama tilted her neck, unlike the position of the section.

Tsukuyomi is carefully rounding the stripped calendar while answering it.

Incidentally, it was not Amaterasu-sama's bokeh that the fourth day was a festive year, and before 1985, there were four days.

This means it doesn't matter to the majority of Know Young readers.

"Segment is the day before Taichun, but Taichun is based on the longitude of 315 degrees, so there is gradual deviation.Since the skew itself is adjusted by the year, etc., you can also calculate the remaining number by dividing the year by 4, but even if it is divided by 4 once every 200 years.... "

"Tsukuyomi, do you think I understand that explanation?"

"It's not that hard, so don't give up until you're done."

Amaterasu gave up understanding when the numbers came out in the explanation.

For some people, numbers are babysitting songs, so there's no choice.

"The point is that spring can be skewed depending on the rotation cycle, so the part is also skewed.It's been 124 years since the second day of February. "

Wow, it's been a long time.

It's been about a hundred years since I said God Move.

Incidentally, by the year 2100, two or three days will be the section, and from 2011, three or four days will be the section.

But it doesn't matter because the readers who are reading this will almost be wiped out.

I wonder if there are stores that accidentally miss the special price timing of soybeans and Megataki rolls.

"My older sister would have noticed if she looked at the calendar."

I don't know if it's high or low to bring Amaterasu-sama as a standard hurdle.

The plateau is still peaceful today.

The plateau is still peaceful today.