Tsumi Kake Tensei Ryoushu no Kaikaku

Episode XV: Zira Acting Official, Yella

Chaff stared at the familiar colored hair.

The silver hair, which seemed to have been kept in mind, was dull in the light of day.

Speaking of which, Chaff realizes that he had only seen him at night.

Yes, Chaff knew her, Yella.

Yella raised her head, looked at Chaff and gave her a surprise look, but disappeared in an instant.

Seeing that, Chaff also regained his composure.

─ ─ You never even named each other.

At first, I ran into him in Crossport, and I didn't name him after thinking that I would never see him again.

When I reunited in the Wang capital, I missed the time to name it.

Most importantly, when Yella turned down her invitation to the plan under way, she wouldn't have answered her name.

─ Well, a secret plan is...

Chaff reasoned that the plan to join the Chamber of Commerce that he said in Crossport was about the Zira Federation of Chambers.

─ ─ So why were you in Wang Du?

Zira's Federation of Chambers of Commerce operates large ships.

I could have expected to see how far it could be transported on a large ship, etc.

At the time of his reunion in the Wang capital, Yellah says he is one step behind the completion of the plan.

I guess I was waiting for the big ship to be completed.

Chaff saw Sora looking surprised next door.

─ ─ Did Sir Sola draw this conclusion only to the extent of rumors about Yella's movements?

Sora has gestured to tell Chaff to lend her ear.

When she turns her ears to her heart, Sora inquires in a small voice.

"Yella's reaction is strange. You met him somewhere?

Chaff turned away with a troubled face.

I remember Yella stopping me from seeing her.

─ ─ But if you keep your mouth shut, Sir Sola annoys me...

You must have guessed from Chaff's patrol, Yella pinching her mouth with a hard voice.

"Dear Sola, it's been a long time. Neither did you expect to see me."

I guess we can talk, to see from Yella's greeting.

Chaff spills a breath of relief and tells Sola that he met in Crossport and the King's Capital.

"... Wangdu," he said.

Sora narrowed her eyes sharply for a moment.

At the same time, Yella makes her face look bad.

My gaze staggered between Sola and Yella.

Chaff panicked, wondering if he had said anything wrong.

But as Sora immediately smiled and showed her, she lowered her chest with relief.

"Though coincidental, if you're face-to-face, you're quick to talk. Let's get into the bargaining room."

"Sir Sola, give me a minute. Actually, we've never known each other before."

When Chaff stops, Sora puts a question mark on her face.

Chaff turned to Yella, remembering how bad it was when he heard that he hadn't named him before.

"Viscount Kleinsert, this is Counsellor Chaff Trinen. Again, thank you."

"... it's Yella. I am here on behalf of the father of the town official who is entrusted with Zira."

Name Yella with a vigilant voice as she gently grips back the hand that Chaff offers.

To Yella's reaction, Chaff tilted his neck inside.

Somewhere, it felt like there was a wall.

Soon after recovering the doubt, however, Sora urged the two of them to take their seats.

"There's no other reason why I called Yella, because I want to ask the Zillah Federation of Chambers of Commerce."

Sora immediately cut to the point.

It is a story based on the premise that Yellah is a useful actor in bringing together the Federation of Chambers of Commerce.

We also have circumstantial evidence, which is not easily denied.

Yella sighed.

"Okay. But the Federation of Chambers of Commerce is a consultative system, so it's not always possible to fulfill Sola's wishes."

It's like admitting you're a useful actor, but Yella returns a well-prepared answer for the escape route.

Next to Chaff, Sora nodded satisfactorily.

"I don't mind. It's a good story for you too, so I think you'll like it."

To what Sora said with a smile on her face, Chaff follows and throws his side.

Because Sola should be wary of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce.

─ ─ If you're willing to put it in a trap, should you stop it?

With Chaff's thoughts spared, Sola smiles and opens her mouth.

"You know there's cheap competition for cloth, right?

"We hear that in the north and east, major chambers of commerce are setting up against small and medium-sized chambers of commerce. To name just a few of the major chambers of commerce we've set up, the Ike Chamber of Commerce in the east and..."

Yella asks for the name and size of the Chamber of Commerce in the vortex, as well as goods and import routes.

He is strong enough to bring together the Federation of Chambers of Commerce. I guess you know more about changes in the market.

Chaff wraps his tongue around Yella's amount of information.

But Sora seemed to expect it, and she didn't even show any particular reaction.

"If you know that much, you talk fast"

Sola embarked on herself and stared at Yella from the front.

"I want Zira's Federation of Chambers of Commerce to hire up unemployed people who will come out in the North"

Yella narrows her eyes to the favor Sola cut out.

"I don't think that's all there is to it. Although small and medium-sized chambers of commerce, the number of unemployed will be considerable. You can't even take it for free."

"The crushing Chamber of Commerce is a major player. Of course, I wouldn't say free."

Sora laughs niggardly and speaks of consideration.

"I am prepared to consign the export of pressurised wood until it has settled down"

To Sola's suggestion, Yella did not change her expression.

However, Chaff did not miss that his shoulders jumped slightly the moment the name of the dense wood came up.

Thora, who is not Chaff's ratio in his agility, can't even miss it.

Yella lets down her breath as if she'd given up, realizing she'd been spotted.

"It's certainly a fascinating suggestion. But you have questions."

Yella fronted and put up two fingers.

"One is, why did you think the major players would crumble? The other is, why did you limit yourself to the unemployed in the North?"

"The reason the big players crumble is simple. Because I'm leaving."

Yella frowned when Sola proclaimed with dignity.

"There are also stories of major chambers of commerce dealing with cloth forming alliances. Even Sola must be losing money."

"Financial power? You're definitely losing."

Sora laughs invincibly while admitting her financial disadvantage.

In an inexplicable manner, Yella frowned more and more.

"I can supply cheap cloths that are profitable enough at current market prices."

Sora said confidently.

But it was also clear to Chaff's eyes that Yella did not believe in Sola's words.

"... ok. Assuming that Sola's words are true, the Small and Medium Chambers where Sola wholesales cloth will continue to put out a black while the major chambers of commerce put out a deficit."

Over time, the difference in funding power shrinks.

The major chambers of commerce will have to pull off.

"Don't ask me what Master Sola intends to do at this time. But why ignore the unemployed in the east?

There is a sharp light in Yella's eyes.

But Sora laughed and flushed.

"As far as the east is concerned, I'll handle it here. There's no room for Zira's Federation of Chambers to" stick their necks in. "

Yella smiled awesomely at Sola's selling words.

If you look at the flow, even Chaff found it to be an act, but it's quite powerful.

"Are you afraid of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce?

"Oh, that's scary. If you can't stand it..."

Sora deliberately cut the words and smiled a tiny smile.

The two laugh at each other in the cold air.