Isekai Nonbiri Nouka

The gulfs are back.

After all, the purpose of the Gulfs was truly friendship.

The lack of souvenirs was simply due to the lack of customs in Haurin village and the poorness.

Hearing about it, and reaffirming with Lou and Tear, it was groaning that bringing friendship souvenirs could certainly be the way of a wealthy city or aristocrat.

There are various things as usual.

My belief is not good.

By the way, the friendship was accepted, but consultation is needed when it comes to trading beyond that point.

Translat ed by ｊp ｍtl.ｃ oｍ According to Gulf, trading is like a barter market.

As in this village, there seems to be almost no currency circulation in Howling Village.

In addition, it seems that it is normal to hold the city alternately in both villages, but it is hoped that it should be held only in Howlin Village if possible.

This is neither brutal nor anything, it is quite difficult to bring the goods to this village, and considering that, the value of the goods may be too high to be exchanged, and even if it can be exchanged, it is also difficult to bring it home It seems.

I thought it would be the same on this side, but I was told that I'm living here and would be fine.

Certainly, Lou and Tia were able to come this far alone, and they might be able to carry their luggage if they asked Kuros.

And it's easy to get rid of it if you don't like it if you only participate.

Tr a nslate d by Jp ｍtl.ｃ om not bad.

The next question is what to trade.

It seems that Howlin Village handles a variety of ores and products using them.

I heard many things about Gulf, but I was worried about paint.

He seems to be able to crush colored rocks and prepare various colors.

You can color the fence of the inn.

And silverware.

It seems that tableware is mainly handled.

In the village, I focus on tableware made of wood, so I yearn a little.

Glassware.

It seems that there is no transparency that I imagine, but there are still bottles of various sizes.

Lou and Flora ate this.

A glass bottle seems to be good for storing medicine.

It would be good for honey preservation,

Iron products.

T rans lated by Jpmt l.c o ｍ There seems to be an iron pot and a frying pan.

Once, when Anne and Daga came, some iron utensils came to the village so I tried using them ... but they are much easier to cook than stone.

I want it.

The food that Haurin wants is food.

A crop.

He says he is struggling to secure food in the middle of the mountain.

The fruit system that came out of the meal was well received, and he asked me to bow down.

And wine.

If you're bringing out crops, you're not too worried.

No, as the population of the village is increasing, it is difficult to store food, but it may be possible to expand the field area on a large scale because the population has increased.

Anyway, the market for trade or bartering is still ahead, as it will take place in the fall, as several villages will participate in addition to Howlin Village.

Before that, talk with everyone and think about it.

After consultation, a large-scale expansion of the field was decided.

From the current 8x8, 64 sides, it has quadrupled to 16x16, 256 sides.

As expected, there is a limit to plowing alone.

There is a limit, but [Universal Farm Tools] can only be used by me. Tr a n slat e d by ｊp ｍ tl.c om

Worked hard.

I thought it was possible to break through the limits.

In fact, I think my tillage speed is increasing.

Are you used to it?

I do plowing, but care and harvesting require the cooperation of everyone.

The rear, the daga, and the children of Zabton worked hard.

By the way, out of the two hundred and fifty-six vineyards, sixty-four are vineyards for sake.

Is a quarter good with sake?

Good.

After all, almost everyone except me was in favor.

After that, we will make a field while consulting.

Mainly wheat, barley, soy, rice, and corn grains.

Carrots, potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggplants, radishes, spinach, onions, garlic, etc. are the same as before.

Brassica and sugarcane were unexpectedly recommended.

Brassica is for oil, sugarcane is for sugar. T ran s la te d b y jpmt l .ｃ oｍ

And seasonings.

He said that pepper, sesame, and pepper would sell and should be mass-produced.

Speaking of which, I tried wasabi.

Because it is cultivation in a paddy field, I plowed the area near the reservoir with a [universal agricultural tool], made a bank, surrounded it, and then poured water.

It looks like it.

And success.

Wasabi was obtained.

......

I could ... but there was no food to use.

Miso and soy sauce production moved from my hand to Flora.

Flora was smarter than I did.

Teach the theory and the way, and then measure and try and error.

Yeah, discovery about koji.

[Universal farming tool] was changed to Shamoji, and the crop was mixed and fermented, hoping to become koji.

In general, you can make the koji as you wish.

A dedicated fermentation hut was built and experiments are still ongoing.

In order to fulfill my hope mainly to know the taste.