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

A letter arrived from Kanes by the time the snow began to flake.

- Come and see me!

To sum up, words that just fit into that word are hard to write.

"You're lonely."

Once, when Takakus was still a village, Kanes came to see me, and I also promised Aquas I would take a trip if I had the chance.

I couldn't go hanging out forever because of my busy schedule, but my hands are free during the winter months, and maybe I can go.

"I don't know what to do"

Trouble with Kanes' letter with one hand.

We also have more manpower, so we leave the lamb bird feather cushion transport to the smoking facility to the breeders' wives, and during the winter months the snow prevents construction.

Is the job I need to do now about designing a hot tub? That's as far as you can go without being in Tacax Town.

"I think you should come. You haven't even been to show your face to your hometown, and what if you come around during the winter?

You see me troubled, Richay holds me back.

I know we can handle the town with Richay and the others, but I'm worried. Mostly about myself.

I think I'll be homesick in five days.

It makes me self-admire myself, but the town of Tacax is cozy.

Though, I took a seat, considering it unfaithful not to go.

"I'll get you ready for your trip"

"I'll help."

Richay followed me later and prepared me with him.

Four days after that letter arrived, I left Tacax Town and headed east first.

He delivered a letter from Kanes, sent it back to me with a reply to the traffickers in the Cauldron in Tegulous, so they'd be ready to accept it by the time I arrived.

"Remember when you left Lemuk Village"

It's a journey alone with luggage and a bow.

This time it is a solo journey to leave the town of Takax to Richey and the others. Truth is, I'm anxious to be homesick now.

I can't even eat a sink.

Upon arrival in the city of Kattella, aerial corridors had been rebuilt everywhere.

There is an aerial corridor where some construction is lagging behind due to the difficulty of not being able to cross into the branches of the cloud-no-layer, forcing a significant distance to the Devil Bug Hunter Guild.

I go to the Devil Bug Hunter Guild to sell yarns and liquefied yarns from Bird Eater Spider that I've hunted on the road and earn travel expenses.

The accountant laughed bitterly as he counted the cost of the sale on the counter.

"It's not like he's not here, but there's no such thing as a man hunting a demon bug by himself and making money for his trip to the other side of the world tree, is there?

"But you're here, aren't you?

"I have a real example in front of me, so I can't say I'm not there. It's the price."

"Hi."

Now you'll be able to head east while you live in the inn. It helps because I don't want to change the weight of my wallet as much as possible.

"Were you headed to Aquas?

The accountant asks me as he gives instructions to take the demon bug material back.

"My final destination is Aquas, and along the way, I'm going to show my face to my master in my hometown and Salatin city."

"That's a long journey. The number of demon worms is starting to decrease in winter, so it will be easier to travel if you pay attention to snow. Can you come back in the spring?

"I intend to."

A lot of work starts in Tacax Town in the spring, so depending on the schedule, there can be some forcible armies with people in coyote cars.

"Show me your face on the way home. Ayuca smoked souvenirs from Aquas, because I expect it."

"Don't give me more reason to hunt demon worms. I told you winter would be less of a demon worm."

Because I'm looking after you, I was going to buy Ayuka smoked.

After leaving the Devil Bug Hunter Guild and staying overnight in Katella City, I resumed my journey.

Heading east, I took a little road to the village of Goigalla.

The village of Goigalla, famous for its ram bird husbandry, is located in the northeast of the world tree.

I've been here a long time, but it's still unified on a one-stream roof, and there's no particular change in appearance compared to when I came before.

That's the other way around. Wow.

The village of Goigalla, whose ram birds were wiped out by mold disease, has already fully recovered its numbers, and its contract with Joynesley has been revived, restoring the luminosity of previous years.

"Thank you for waiting, Amane"

The mayor of Goigalla had bothered to pick me up to the entrance to the village.

Along with a letter to Aquas, I guess it's because I sent out a letter informing him that I was going to visit.

"You seem completely back to normal already. Relieved."

I look around the village of Goigalla as I walk with the village chief.

There will be no more worries than the complete revival of ram birds in major industries.

"We've also received a story about the town of Tacax. You think you've succeeded in improving the variety? I was distressed not to be able to help, but I was relieved to hear that I had succeeded"

"Yeah, Marcto worked hard to make a mating record, etc., and I managed to stick to success"

"Is that you, Markt? I thought you were a young man who worked well since training, but you're competent."

Speaking of competent, I think competent. Nice driving and good memory.

Come on, I don't know, I have a hard time with personality or hobbies.

Take a tour of the breeding shed with the Mayor of Goigalla. It seems that nearly five hundred rum birds are kept in five breeding cabins.

in addition to the gamma lineage species, a number of beta-lineage species were also raised, and new research facilities were being built.

"You punished me for one of the molds in the example. We're studying pathologies about rum birds."

It seems that a wide range of studies have been carried out, ranging from cold to mold poison, so cases and measures have been compiled.

Although it is a newly-established facility, the village of Goigalla is also rich in literature because it has been raising rum birds for a long time, and it is said that it has examined conditions at the time of the outbreak, etc. with regard to previously unexplained cases, to create a similar environment, and has also carried out studies such as deliberately outbreaking the disease and exploring the causes.

"Wouldn't this cost a lot of money?

"It takes a lot to set up the environment, keep the cause of the disease out there, etc. However, someone has to do it."

Few towns raise rum birds. Imports from nearby villages are common due to noise and bad odor.

It is also understandable that the village of Goigalla has no choice but to do more than research on rum birds on a town size that can be afforded financially.

"Is there a past case that hasn't been resolved yet?

"Yeah, we've just started our research, so we can't help you with a few cases."

I will be guided inside the research facility and will be allowed to read past literature.

Among the unknown cases were hereditary diseases that occurred prior to the birth of the sink at a special facility in the town of Tacax.

Explained, Mayor Goigara looks through the case as he strokes his jaw.

"Is it a gene that hears rumors...... It also leads to these diseases."

"Research is also under way in the town of Tacax on hereditary diseases. I think I can help you."

Genetic diseases are the scariest because sinks are new pedigrees.

Research is continuing to prevent genes that transmit genetic diseases from being passed on.

"What do you say, why don't we have an exchange? We can help with genetic research."

"Can I take it as an invitation to collaborative research?

Nodding at the question of the Mayor of Goigalla.

"I would also like to help you with some of the research costs. Because the Ram Bird business is also a core business for the town of Tacax."

"I appreciate that"

Various arrangements for pathological research will be discussed at a later date with research teams from Richey, Marcto and Goigara Village, and I will have to make another proposal to the Goigara Village Chief.

"It's also strange that then, could you grow a sink in the village of Goigara?

"When it comes to sinks, is it an improved variety developed by Amane and the others in the town of Tacax? As a village of Goigalla you are most welcome..."

Sink rumors have apparently reached the village of Goigara as well, and the mayor of Goigara looks puzzled.

He thought the story was too good.

I decided to add a supplementary explanation.

"I don't ask for anything in return. It's meant to protect species."

I haven't raised anywhere else, so if the sink in Takakus town is going to be wiped out, it's going to start over again from the beginning.

There's nothing I can't make, but there's nothing I can do overnight.

In that case, we would like to have a separate sink raised in the remote village of Goigara from the town of Tacax and create a system that accommodates each other in an emergency.

To elaborate, the governor of the village of Goigalla convinced me.

"Okay. As for this one, I don't even wish for a story. Let's take it."

"Let's make detailed arrangements with the establishment of a fund on pathology research at a later date"

Shake hands with the Mayor of Goigara.

This also goes a long way in combating the plague of rum birds.

I left the research facility with the Mayor of Goigara while I was glad to be in the village of Goigara.

The mayor of Goigalla points to the inn.

"Are you staying today?

"No, I'm going to go a little further by the end of the day. Because I want to get east before it snows."

"It snows a lot around here. It's not loaded, but it was a little twitchy last night."

Walk with the Mayor of Goigalla to the exit of the village.

Many of the villagers knew about me, and I was repeatedly thanked for replacing my contract with Joynesley shortly after the extermination of Ram Bird.

"Now, take care"

"Yes, we'll talk again around the end of spring"

Dropped off by the mayor of Goigalla and the ancient ginseng face, I left Goigalla village behind.

Round and grip the snow pile at your feet with your hands.

Tossed lightly on top to see how hard I was, I hit a bird eater spider that was so far away from me.

- Don't move.

With a massive nest between the branches of the world tree and the branches, Bird Eater Spider won't return any response if he gets my snowballs to his torso.

We can still use the arrows, but we can't retrieve the carcass because his nest is in the air.

If provoking me with snowballs won't move, do I have to give up?

"I thought it would be good money."

I leave the Bird Eater Spider's nest, burying my jaw in the collar of my coat and overflowing the cold wind.

Five days early to leave Takakus town. It's time I missed the faces of Richay and the others.

The importance of losing sight and realizing it for the first time.

Shall I make you disappear once in a while? I won't do it because it just annoys me.

Would Richay or Melmie be wanting to rustle by now?

What a hard thought, I arrived at the village I had ordained for today's inn.

The population is a small village of about two hundred inhabitants.

"You've got a lot of things going on."

When I first came here, there was really nothing. It was just a branch.

This village was once built in the venue of a design competition hosted by Joynesley, in which I also participated.

It is also the venue of a tournament where a massive nest of wax ants was found and made noise.

When you enter a village, you are different from scholars and researcher-like people in a significant proportion.

It should be, too, that the space that was the nest of wax-ants lying beneath this village serves as a whole underground library.

Due to the presence of underground libraries, which boast the second largest collection of books after Yoinsley, the village receives the cost of managing underground libraries from Yoinsley. There are plenty of scholars' inns who come to browse the collection, a village that moisturizes for its size.

I'll rent a room at the inn and go inside.

Although desks, chairs, etc. are items there, they are rooms that don't make you feel any shortage.

"Do you even have ink"

It would be for scholars who came to use the underground library. On the desk is a piece of paper, which says that the lantern made of winglight wings is to be lent out with fifty iron coins.

I guess it's all because of the scholars.

When I looked next door through the window of the room, there was a stationery store.

And it's a village that cut the rudder for scholars.

Sounds a little funny, and let's put a face to the underground library.

"It's boring not having someone to talk to about traveling alone."

I would have had a lot of opinions with Richay.

I left the room with minimal baggage, and I headed to the entrance to the underground library right next door.

The underground library, worn on the branches, is fenced to prevent stormwater from entering, and in emergency cases it seems to be made that the door can be closed and completely sealed.

It also seems to be utilized as a shelter, and when a powerful demon bug emerges, it seems to hide inside this underground library until a rescue demon bug hunter arrives.

Down the slope, a lantern made of waxed ant wax painted walls and wing light wings fills the field of vision.

The underground library seems to be intricately intertwined, with stairs and slopes everywhere.

As he relied on the information board, he went out into a small space.

It's ten meters deep. In a space about seven metres wide, there is a bookcase on three sides that peeks at the entrance side. On the entrance side was a wing lantern and desk of winglights and a comfortable chair that seemed to be focused on cushioning.

Sounds like a secret base.

Something tenses me up.

A calm shade of bookcase lined narrowly on a smooth textured wall covered with wax-ant white wax. Winglight lights are minimal, but rather that drives the look of a secret base.

They have a similar number of small spaces in the underground library and an extraordinarily large hall than the others.

Attract interest and head for the Great Hall.

It was a large space ten meters high, seventy meters deep and forty meters wide, ahead of us reached within the stairs and slopes going up and down.

I'm surprised there's such a space in the branches of the world tree. That's enough given the thickness, and I went into the survey during the design competition and I saw it, but there's something all the way up in my chest when it's serviced as a book space like this.

The walls are filled with wooden bookshelves illuminated with minimal light sources. A three-dimensional blowout library space with passageways that can go up stairs from the bottom circling along the walls.

The aisle is supported by an arcade-style arch structure found in the church, made of a critical width different from that of a person.

As well as the aisle, the floor of the space lined with long desks and chairs under the blowout is covered with thick felt made of snowworm hair. The red colored felt is still a red carpet. It would be an idea after considering not making noise rather than making it easier to walk. There is nothing I can do about structures that have only underground cavities and sound easily.

Young scholars who have coughed have been frowned upon by other users to make themselves smaller.

A slightly teary statue is placed in a corner or the like where the bookshelf cannot be placed. When I saw a wooden sculpture like the one that cut the moment I knocked the ink kettle down on the book, I almost blew it out unexpectedly.

If it also serves as a reminder to users, there is no better way to impress them.

Most of the books at heart seem to be copies of a fictitious library that Joynesley boasts.

The lord of the library told me that the scholars who come to this village are also mainly those who cannot leave their home villages and towns forever, usually as research assistants under their masters.

"Still, you're the young Jianqiao family who was second in the design competition that opened on this branch, right? The village chief wanted to see you, so why don't you visit Inn later?

"I don't mind. It's early tomorrow, so I can't talk to you for very long."

"Really?"

The chief of the village was sorry, the lord of the library shrugged his head as soon as he broke it off.

"Then you can't help it on your journey. Where are we going next?

When he gave his next destination, the Lord of the Library narrowed his eyes and behaved in a way that reminded him.

"That town with an airborne theater on the bridge? Nice. I went to the theater once. That was a good theater. Somehow, while I was watching the theater lined up on the bridge, I was feeling restless and I even bought a booklet. If you're going to town anyway, you should go to that theater too."

"I will."

That's the event venue I built.