Why don't you build a village on top of the world tree

Put your hand on a wooden plate about seven metres long and combine it at right angles with another wooden plate using a wooden hammer.

A rectangular wooden frame made of wooden planks was lifted with Tacax Village's most powerful billows to bring them into the planned agricultural land.

"Is this the last of it?

Nodding at Bilose's words as he turned his shoulder.

Craftsmen, including Mermie, fixed the wooden frame to complete the frame of this world's unique field living on top of the world tree.

All I have to do is put dirt in this.

"Billows help me load the soil. I'm handing over ownership of this field."

"Oh, I'll go then. Steady, I'm hungry."

One red-haired woman, patterned, rushed over when she saw Billows headed to a public house where she was storing dirt while complaining about her hunger.

"Mr. Billows, would you like to join us for lunch?

The noodled billows let his gaze wander like trouble. But it didn't look like much.

"Ooh. Don't feel like we're always eating together these days."

Oh, what did you even get into that relationship?

Even though there was still some distance this winter, did you go to lunch with your friends sometime?

I thought I'd whistle and stand up, but Richay smiled and slapped me on the shoulder, so I stopped.

Dropping off Billows and the others, I'll give each of them a letter of rights after I talk to the emigration seekers about ownership of the field.

Tax revenues are managed by the founders of the towns and cities and the ancient family of ginseng because there is no concept of the state in this world. On a village scale, fields and the like are often regarded as almost shared property and taxes are not taken.

Even in our village we have not yet considered taking taxes, but we have given rights to individuals from an early age so that they cannot be rubbed later, and also for the purpose of sprouting a sense of belonging. I'm still famously innocent right now, but if the village of Takakus develops into a town or city ahead of me, it will be worth it.

When I finished handing over my letter of rights, the men of the village, starting with Bilose, came back with a bag of dirt.

"Let's get some dirt in the field and have lunch soon"

When Billows said so, the single men who had carried the dirt looked full of talk.

But the single men seem to have been more adults than I am, and they start dirt work without having to smile at Richay.

"Make me a matra or whatever vegetables this one instructed me to do for the time being. If you're expanding the field, you'll need my permission, so don't take it personally. However, I don't think you will be instructed to grow vegetables from me for an expanded field."

"Okay. What happens to fertilizers? After all, is it a buyout?

Look at the ram bird hut, one of the migrants asks.

Unlike nearby villages and towns, the village of Takakus makes its own fertilizer from egg shells and huns of lamb birds. I bought the lamb bird itself with my pocket money, so it's my property on the paperwork, as well as fertilizers and the like.

"I try not to charge you for using fertilizer in my village. If you take it outside, I'll take the price, but as things stand, crops picked in village fields are like shared property, so I'll give you the fertilizer if you tell me."

"That's a good deal."

"There aren't many people there yet. Besides, both Matra and Louis Oats are fertilizer-eating crops, so you can't buy them out, can you?

When I joked as I clapped my shoulders, I laughed as well as relieved those who wished to migrate.

The soil intake is over and will be dissolved.

"If you haven't had experience raising Matra, take a course in a public and private hall. If you apply fertilizer the wrong way, you need to be careful because the root vegetable part causes fertilizer burning. The course starts in the afternoon."

A boy from an orphanage in Saratin city calls. Several migrants were asking for the exact start time. They're still in the public hall, so I'm sure you'll hear about it in your spare time.

I'll take Richay and Melmie and turn to the office.

"I'm hungry!

"If that's all you can scream about, why don't you have lunch?

"Richay is mean."

"Even if they say it in a bar reading. It wouldn't be helpful if you didn't ring in a better voice."

"Wow, I was looking amazing right now, that kind of hobby?

"That's not a hobby."

I opened the door to my office, sandwiched by Richay and Melmie exchanging words with Pompom.

As soon as I get inside, I call out to Teten, who is nodding around the corner of the room in a fixed position.

"I'm going to the planned construction site of the inn in the afternoon. I'd like to hear from the heat source manager, so come with me, Teten."

Although it is a category of accommodation, it will also serve as a cafeteria for travelers. In some cases, it may be necessary to install a heat source manager to serve dishes on fire at all times.

You don't have to have a heat source manager if you're only going to use a set amount of time like a public and private cooking area, but that's not going to happen when it's a cafeteria for travelers.

Besides, I've had one concern lately.

"He's still here today. Bridge Inspection Wishes"

You give me the letter that Richay took out of the mailbox.

Bridge Design Competition at Beautellarm. I was halfway through the fifth prize, but an architect and a bridge-builder wanted to see the sensibilities of the youngest winner along with Kanes applied for an inspection.

At present, the only accommodation in the village, the public hall, is full capacity. I can't afford to stay with anyone who comes to inspect me.

Right now, only industry people are reacting, but not necessarily tourists coming from now on. In some cases, the fifth place bridge in the Beautellam design competition could be a sight to behold, even if it is not as good as the village of Aquas in Caines, where there are other specialties such as Top Three and Ayuka.

I know it's overthought, but it's a situation where the construction of the inn is rushed before the tourists arrive.

"You should also look at hiring a heat source manager, right? Not enough to move quickly, though."

Watch Teten as Richay compiles a letter of inspection wishes into a file.

Teten shook his head sideways as he sifted.

"I know him, he's not here..."

Because you're an ex-drug and you hate men.

Well, the principal of the Heat Source Administrator training school is appreciated for rehabilitating teten or something, so he'll make it convenient if we talk through it.

I don't even think an accident property like Teten is rolling early, and I wouldn't be introduced to a weird guy.... It's okay, isn't it?

Melmie and I go into the office kitchen, split up and start cooking.

"This kitchen is small, too."

"I didn't make you two to stand. I mean, it was originally meant to be just a place to make tea, and Melmie said she wanted to bake cookies, and it got this big."

"That means it's still missing. I'd feel much narrower if a kid could do it, wouldn't I?

"I flew away a lot again."

Who and whose children are they?

Cutting the matra into quarters, Melmie keeps boiling water.

"But, you know, if someone in the village had kids without joking, it might be a little bad, right?

"First off, what?

We'll celebrate when we have kids.

Richay glanced at Melmie's face as she clenched her neck without knowing what was worrying her.

"Are we talking about a doctor?

"Yes, it"

Speaking of which, there's still no doctor in the village.

I totally forgot because we are not all ill in health itself, nor are we ill, but there are no doctors in the village of Takakus.

From here, the closest place for doctors to live will be in the village of Cateo. It's a village on a different branch from the village of Takakus, so it takes a day on one way.

It's not realistic to have a doctor go through the whole day when someone in the village is pregnant, or it's not good to let her mother force her to go to Kateo Village for a full day of medical treatment.

Is the form of care and childbirth reasonable in the village of Kateo for a while?

"But it's hard to arrange when you're a doctor. If you have a population of one hundred and thirty, you really don't need it."

"You mean future challenges?

Nodding back to Melmie.

The doctors are only professional, and they're clamping from everywhere. The village of Takakus is still a small village when viewed on a population scale, so it cannot beat the competition of this hand.

Restore your mind, we're talking about the inn.

"The inn is decided to be built at the entrance to the village, but the operation is more problematic. Richay, who can read management materials in the village?

"Ladze from the Saratin City Orphanage and the Billows could have done the math. Looks like some of these migrants worked downstairs at the town's restaurant."

Ratze is an elderly person who brings together migrants from orphanages. There is also field management, so you should remove it this time.

Since Billows is also a compiler of Demon Bug Hunters, is it difficult to run an inn?

Troubled, it was time for Teten to come along with his hands against the wall.

"... the Lord of the Inn is a man of arms and importance."

"Oh, there are times when you deal with a drunk."

Melmie sees Richay convinced of Teten's opinion.

Richay also had his hand on his chin with his imaginary face.

"I might as well fit into the innkeeper's lord than remain a demon bug hunter with unstable incomes. I still can't make a profit from the management of the Inn alone, and I think Billows is more appropriate to combine with the Warbug Hunter, as Amane was doing."

What are three daughters simultaneously billose reckoning.

"Hey, did all three of you give me a hand in thinking that your marriage might be delayed if Billows' income remains unstable?

"... Oh, that's impossible"

Teten missed his gaze. The same applies to Melmie and Richay.

Or it's surprising that Teten is turning to marriage recommendations. If you're a woman and a woman, you don't have to know, and I didn't know you'd push a man and a woman to stick together.

Nevertheless, the three opinions are reasonable.

"I need to hear from Billows himself, but let's make him my number one candidate."

I finished the salad by serving Matra in a wooden vessel, and I give Richay a bowl of salad to work on another dish.

That said, they just bake cheese and ingredients on strange things like bread like nan made of tom.

It's a different world version of pizza. But it's my creative dish, so I can't guarantee the flavor.

Of course the ingredients are from different worlds up to the fabric. I can't help it.

"Taste it for now"

I'll pick it up a little bit.

The richness of the smelly cheese of the coyote does not remain persistent in the mouth thanks to the spiciness resembling that of the peppers of the dough made of thorium. However, I felt that this was not enough flavor.

I want a sausage or something. There are no such delicious products in the village of Takakus, so even if you do it, it's lamb bird meat.

But you feel different when you're a rum bird. More like this, something with a strong claim as meat fits better.

"Hey, Amane, I'm sorry about the analysis, but if we don't hurry up, we're running out of time."

I get upset when Melmie calls me.

I left the kitchen with a pizza kimono that was halfway done, even if I couldn't say it was a failure because I had no choice.

"Amane's new dish is not good. The flavour is monotonous and not enough."

"I have to think about the food I serve at the inn, but I can't get this out because the unit price is too high when I use cheeses."

Melmie and Richay can't do this to me. Both sides were reasonable opinions.

Richay looks at me.

"I think a dish with lamb bird meat or eggs would be better suited to serve at the inn."

Cheese has to be imported.

The unit price is really high because it is not made in the village. Even the pizza in front of me is a piece of iron in four servings.

"I don't know what else to do if I can keep the smoked eggs out."

I watched Teten as Mermie topped the matra that was in the salad over the pizza dressing and ate it.

Teten was stretching his pizza cheese unwillingly.

"Ranm Bird's, Vanilla Grilled..."

"I can't offer the whole thing, and I guess I should make a vanilla grill out of thigh. You can smoke the rest and make it into a preserved meal for the village."

Listening to the conversation between Melmie and Teten, who can cook, with Richay seemingly complicated faces.

Still, the topic was just management relations, and Richay was adding to the story in terms of budget.

Listening to my three daughters, I take notes while eating knowing I was behaving badly.

The menu offered at the inn was set for daily lunch and vanilla roasted lamb birds, eggs with plenty of village vegetables, and pasta with smoked meat.

After lunch, I take Richay and Melmie and Teten to the entrance to the village, where the inn is to be built.

"The Inn divides the ground floor part into a dining space for guests and a cooking area, a janitor's room, and a guard room. Make the upstairs portion your accommodation space, and there are five rooms."

"... smaller?

Teten asks me by leaning his neck.

"It's not that big as an inn, but given the size of the village, it's a little big."

It is a somewhat disproportionate size for the village because it set the number of rooms bearing in mind that the village of Tacax will continue to develop.

As for the shape of the building, it is a two-story building that extends from left to right, which is symmetrical from left to right of what is still at the design stage.

Upon entering from the centre of the building, there is a reception lobby in the front, behind which is hidden the passage used by the staff of the Inn. I plan to take the food through this aisle to the dining space on the ground floor.

Melmie peeks into the blueprint and points to the lobby area.

"The reception lobby's gonna be pretty bright."

Windows and the like are used to allow the reception lobby to incorporate a lot of light from the outside.

Because our village is still small in population, it brightens the atmosphere of the inn, which is also the front door, so that guests coming from outside do not get the impression that Takakus Village is a cold village.

The upstairs room section is also designed to use a plugged roof to expose the hallway to light from the skylight.

I give the blueprints to Teten.

"Architectural standards such as ceiling height should be met, do you have any opinions as a heat source manager?

"... I'm good at complaining"

It's a bad one's dialogue, that.

Teten, who was somewhat intentionally staring at the blueprints, ended up poking back at them without saying anything.

"... boring"

"Problem."

Then can I move on to ordering materials?

Point your gaze at Richay.

"I also need to fix the interior, so I want about eight jade coins for my budget. Can you twist it out?

"Eight pieces of jade... Could some furniture, including closets, be left to Melmie, just the cost of building materials and utensils for mass cooking?

"It also includes the cost of a garden to be built behind. I want to keep Takowka in too."

Takowka is a two-year grass that emits light. I want to use it as a light source that lights up the garden at night.

But Richay shook his neck to the side after much thought with a difficult face.

"Give up Takowka. Something that costs too much to maintain."

"Then will the garden be in the form of reduced density of plants and illumination in the moonlight? I was just about to ask some landscaper."

Since the Jianqiao family is in a general position, it is somewhat obsessed with landscaping. But as for me, who is unsuitable for the design for which the taste of this hand is being questioned, I'd just like to ask for it elsewhere.

But once again, Richay shook his neck to the side.

"It's not a good idea to ask outside. Tourists coming to the village of Takax today are looking for Amane's designed bridge, so I don't think it's a good idea to show other designs in the inn that will be the face of the village and lower expectations."

Richay is right, if you come to see my work and all of a sudden you show me a garden for outsourcing, will you chill out too?

The name value of the bridge doesn't always work, but at this stage it's better not to rely on outsourcing.

"Okay. I'll design the garden."

I need to stare at the landscaping book again.

Return to the office with your three daughters.

"Nevertheless, the village sights are one bridge. Then you won't keep them forever"

Richay and Teten nod deeply at Melmie's opinion.

With the consent of both of us, Melmie looks at me.

"Amane's policy is to make the village of Takakus a tourist destination?

"I'm not even thinking about tourist destinations. We are thinking about the form of exporting goods outside while turning industry around in the village to build a stable economy."

"No change of policy."

Melmie seems convinced, but Richay, who manages the village funds, seems to have a different opinion.

"We make money exporting rum birds, but industry is a little weak to connect to the skyscraper Amane is after. Not immediately, but you'd better hit something."

Is industry weak?

Thanks to Teten, smoked products also take shape. Although it loses where there are craftsmen hundreds of years down the road like the city of Kattera, it sells well as an inexpensive smoking product.

The rum birds themselves are not made in the vicinity so there is no competition either. I even applied a process called smoking there, and when it comes to strengthening the industry even more...

Branding, etc.

It would be impossible to launch a brand of smoked products. There's no way we can have enough stuff overnight to hang out with the city of Kattera.

When I carved it into my brain as a challenge for the future, I found Billows in front of the front door of my office.

"Billows, what are you doing, in a place like that"

"Oh, village chief, I'm sorry to be back on a group date. Give me some face."

"It's not a date, it's an inspection of the planned construction site of the inn. You want to run errands on me?

"Yes, yes. I mean, women talk to each other without mixing."

"... kimasi"

Teten, you're using it differently.

It's my dialogue that I whined about at night when they were reading Teten's lily novel, but occasionally I whine about whether you liked the sound.

By the way, the correct answer is ah, yeah. Well, that wouldn't be the kind of call.

"Everybody get inside first. Billows, where are we going to talk?

"Breeding Hut"

Walk alongside the billows that showed the breeding cabin with their jaws.

The breeding shed doesn't stink as much this time of year because it's well ventilated, but the women in the village don't want to come too close because they don't like the smell moving into their clothes.

Once inside the breeding shed, of course Marcto, the breeder, had several single men in his car seat.

What kind of gathering is this?

I don't see any point in looking at the blush. They're all single, but they're just people like Billows who have less than her friends.

Billows joins the car seat, pointing to the seat open for me.

"It's a gathering of men waiting to confess."

Oh, what that pathetic rally. If it's enough to wait, go from you guys.

It's totally boomerang, I know.

So they called me, too?

"Well, that's the place. We can't talk without the village chief."

Am I so pathetic that I'm indispensable to this rally? Really?

When he arrived in his seat for the most part, Billows cut the fire.

"I'm ready for each one. I can go anytime now. Right?

Billows looks around and the men in the car seat nod in unison. Marcto was playing with the ram birds without my involvement. It seems happy even though it is attached.

He doesn't seem to be attending this rally.

Billows sees me after confirming the intentions of the participants.

"That's why, village chief. It's our idea to have a wedding in this village."

"Oh, wow."

Marriage and nothing, you're waiting to be confessed, you guys. I don't even know if they're gonna confess, but isn't marriage too much of a leap?

I swallowed that question, a gentleman who cared about a man's pure heart.

"There you go, village chief. We want you to build a church."

"Huh?"

No, the church is an accompaniment to the coronation, but it's a little bit to get caught up in the Billows' tanuki calculation to build a church...

The Billows will look worried to me with a sinister face.

"Is it budget tight after all?

"Yeah, well..."

If you're mistaken, I don't know if I dare to correct you.

How I understood the cloudy words, the Billows put on arms and sigh.

"Do you keep your marriage?"

"You're still single for a while."

"It's been looking good lately, but if I miss it now..."

"- In the meantime, I think we should think about it after we hang out."

Marcto came mixed in with the conversation as he took care of the ram bird like a mistress.

Billows scratches his head at Marcto, who says nothing without telling me.

"We're dating."

"... Huh?

Unexpectedly ask Billows back.

"At noon today," Biloth muttered as he scratched his head like it lit.

It's a new fact of shock.

Then the members of the rally opened their mouths one after the other.

"The village chief doesn't seem to know, but she has all the people gathered here."

"Otherwise, you wouldn't be talking about marrying a church."

"Yep..."

Apparently, I was the only one at this rally who felt sorry for me.

Seeing Marcto for salvation.

Marcto seems to have perceived what he wanted to ask in my gaze, and he's been snorting back.

"I was confessed at the end of winter. I took it."

You traitor.

Before the topic shifts to my pity, I turn the story back to the architecture of the church.

"If that's the case, maybe we can build a church. The bridge is the only attraction, so there's a new tourist destination in the village of Takakus."

"What's the matter with the budget?

"I wonder what will happen after I build the inn."

When I returned the words, Billows rose up again.

"Let's go with the Devil's Bug Hunt."

"I know you're going away a little bit, but you just started dating today. Are you willing to throw her out and go on an expedition?

"Well, so is that."

Billows sits back in his seat.

Looks like she's standing around because she was able to.

"By the way, we're talking about getting Billows to do the innkeeper. What do we do?

I think it's just the right opportunity, and I'll swing by.

Billows looked at me like he saw strange things.

"Is there a guy who wants to stay in an inn where such a strong side is the Lord?

"You're conscious. But it's a decision I made because I'm strong enough not to get drunk badly either. She'll be a damsel too, won't she?

in a candy and whipping sense to the customer.

"Admiral, Admiral... That sounds good."

Billows apparently rides.

"Well, that's settled."

"What do we do with the Devil's Bug Hunt?

"Even if I stay and say it, there 'll be idle birds ringing for a while, and I think I can reconcile them. If you say Billows can't do it, I'll hit the other one."

"No, I will"

Therefore the lord of the inn was decided upon Bilose.