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

Dwarf Kingdom in the centre of the continent.

This country through the underground of Mount Dragon Royal, where the dragons live, is blessed with minerals and other resources, but on the other hand food and other things depend on imports from other countries.

For once there are species of plants that grow underground, but there is no way Dwarves who love alcohol and meat can be satisfied with that.

So Dwarves encourage blacksmiths and craftsmanship today because they are good for good liquor and rice.

"…… hoohahahaha!

And in such a shop in the corner of the Dwarf kingdom, it is the Japanese cook, Mr. Tsuji Jouzou, who is giving a tense MAX laugh as the circle spins.

The tension is too high and the character is changing.

No one can stop this old man who is good old and laughs high.

"... dude. What's wrong? Where's the juju elephant?

"Oh. He's finished a new dish he's been struggling with. I think it'll fit in about five minutes, so wait."

Either the job has been prolonged, or Barra calmly answers the Dwarf of the guest who showed up after much past lunch.

As a matter of fact, Mr. Burra is a little used to this condition when it was found that there was Japanese rice before.

But no matter how much you get used to it, if you see Mr. Jouzou now, you'll also chill out a hundred years of love.

Mr. Jouzou may get flustered before he overcomes his mustache and opens a new door.

"So, what kind of food did you cook this time?

"Phew... is... is actually..."

He was Mr. Burra, who spoke where the laughter finally subsided, but whether he laughed too much or Mr. Jouzou's breath was rising.

The lack of exercise among modern Japanese is serious. If you guys have time, let's go for a walk or something, even if it's impossible to run.

It's okay. Even the average person can walk about 40km in extra space if he's in the mood.

Even Matsuo Basho was definitely traveling about 50 km a day.

"In fact, the curry is finally finished."

"Yeah, I've been saying that for a long time."

Mr. Burra is convinced by the frenzy of hearing Mr. Jouzou's words.

He was Mr. Jouzou, who had been formulating spices for a long time, but he seems to have finally found a satisfactory formula.

"No, it was a long time. When I thought I was finally satisfied after continuing to taste it, I just got used to my tongue. How many times did I get around to too much spiciness after eating it later?"

"Yeah. Rest now, Jouzou. I'll have lunch elsewhere."

A dwarf that draws a little attention to Mr. Jouzou, who talks about his previous struggles with a distant eye.

In fact, no brave man would try that curry by listening to what Mr. Jouzou has to say now.

Summoning brave Masato-kun is going to try, but unfortunately he's not here.

"Well don't say that. It's a corner, so try curry number one. I'll service the price."

"Well, why don't you eat it. I'm sure you're confident that the juju elephant will serve it to the guests."

"Hmm. Really?

Dwarf sits in the counter, anxiously told by Mr. Burra.

Because of this, all of the seats were high for the Dwarves, and once a human merchant who came to the store complained, "Fix the chair for the humans," but he said, "If you have any complaints, get out," and was totally attacked by the Dwarves and dispersed with tears.

I can't help it because the main customer is only a dwarf in this country.

"Yeah. This is inside. I thought it was like a beef stew for what I saw, but it's completely different. And this bitterness makes me wonder and appetite."

"Right. I hate vegetables, but I think I can eat as many potatoes and carrots as I want."

"And most importantly, the meat is delicious"

"Yes, thank you for your assessment of stability. I tried pork this time."

The sign of evaluation is a stable dwarf that ends with meat. But even if I skip that, I hear it's highly regarded, and Mr. Jouzou is smiling with joy.

"Looks like it would be okay to serve this as a menu. Well, spices are limited, so they're limited in quantity."

"What!? Exclusive!?

Dwarves who hear and raise their voices to Mr. Jouzou. The plate on hand is already empty.

"…… then do you want to eat it now? It's not your turn!

"Give me a change, too. More meat."

"Yes, of course."

Mr. Jouzou responds with a bitter smile to the two who come up with a plate of momentum.

The other world is still peaceful today.

Kingdom of Gardia, on the other hand.

"A letter has been sent to the queen."

"To me? What is it, Mr. Jouzou?"

The queen who receives a letter brought to her by one of the clerks. I would tilt my neck to say that negotiations on rice would have been wrapped up.

"Hey. Did you censor the contents?

"Yes, but it didn't say anything big."

The king looks at the letter and asks the civilian what it is.

I'm not jealous. This is also part of information management.

"In a report that we have a new dish called curry…………………………"

"All right. Lock down all entrances and exits. Don't miss one lice."

A king who predicts and spearheads the Queen's actions when it comes to food entanglement. Apparently, he's figured out how to handle the Japanese.

"Nah, Richard. Let's go on a date to Dwarf Kingdom."

"Did you find it impossible to escape and go by another means?"

"That's the queen."

She was the queen who had recently tried to approach her from another direction because of the King's tight surveillance, but she ended up underdeveloped when she was brilliantly read inside.

It seems pathetic, but it is also what the queen deserves when she ignores her position and flees.

"... let him go! My mouth is already curry! Let me go or I'll tell the samurai to strike!

"Stop it! The royal palace will no longer function!

Very unfortunately, the corrupt maids seem to be entirely under the control of the Queen.

And when they stop working like that, the royal palace will be plainly in trouble.

No place can be made up of just great people.

"…… a day. Staying in the horse's forcible army is a day. Then I'll allow it."

"Seriously!? We did it. I love you, Richard."

"That's the kind of line I'd like you to say sometime."

A king who breathes like tired when he hears the words of love that are rarely said.

I can't help it because the Japanese rarely say they love me.

But overseas, there are women who have broken through divorce because their husbands won't say "I love you".

Differences in culture are difficult.

"You're a weakness in love, Your Majesty."

"……… Shut up"

A king who responds at the top of the Buddha by telling a civilian to tease him.

The other world is still peaceful today.