"Oh, my God! This is Mr. Jiro. Have you come to see what I've done? How grateful I am!"
I was now in New Road with Jeanette and Estella.
A few days after "BU" and "BU," New Road was gradually nearing completion. It's getting quite different.
...but somehow I don't like the fact that the first voice is Becko.
I can't explain it well, but I don't like it.
I feel like, "Wow, bad luck..."
"Wow! You've become so pretty. Look at Yashiro! The stairs are so beautiful!"
Jeanette is very excited to see the ornate steps.
on the ground of…
I was now in New Road with Jeanette and Estella.
A few days after "BU" and "BU," New Road was gradually nearing completion. It's getting quite different.
"Mmmm!? I think Mr. Jasilo is starting over with a look of 'let's pretend we didn't have that before'"
Yes, it's noisy.
Keep out of my sight, these bottle bottom glasses. Money is coming in, so let your stylish soul bloom to the point where you can set your head neatly. He's always dressed up.
I'd point and laugh at Becko when she grew taller and began to dress up in a fashionable fashion.
"Every time you see Becko, you're lively, aren't you?" Do you like playing with Becko?"
"If I play with it as a hobby, I'll have it in the field or in the garden."
You can't harvest anything even if you play with Becko.
"But you've really improved,"
Estella looks up at the large hall and looks around.
a long, gentle slope on a high ceiling
The wide slopes are wide enough for carts to pass each other, with stairs on both sides. a spiral staircase that spins up a large cave
Fine‐grained workmanship is applied to each of the steps.
It's not a temple of the middle generation, and it's too particular about design...
"We're going to set up a stall in that part of the hall."
"Really? I think it will be a fun place."
Estella and Jeanette are talking happily.
Once the walls and stairs have been decorated, they plan to open a shop in a stairwell.
I'm determined to display souvenirs and specialties and sell them to people passing by here.
They try to take advantage of the feeling that they can't afford to buy mysterious sweets that they don't usually buy when they're sold in airports or ships.
It's easy to create a sense of mission like "I have to buy it here!"
"Are you going to open a shop in the Twenty-ninth Ward?"
If a similar shop can be found near the entrance of the twenty-ninth leg, I would like to go and buy something rare that can't be obtained in the forty-second leg."He looks as if he wanted to say that.
If you shop at a store in the twenty-ninth district, you'll be shoved with beans. ... well, that's going to be resolved in the future.
"If you want to open a shop, you must first move your house to the east."
"Yes,"
"I heard they are moving the plants in the garden now."
Estella seems to be in frequent contact with Marul.
He's busy, too, and he seems to be asking for the first contact.
According to Estella's information, Marul is now in the middle of preparations for the move.
The entrance to New Road is located on the grounds of Marul's mansion, which is why it is a bit off the beaten track.
It will be a long way from the river, but everything around it, including the entrance to New Road, will be under Marul's control.
For the time being, I'm glad the river is likely to be protected. If something happens in the river, Delia will get rough. The butterfly effect results in Omero sinking to the bottom of the river.
"I hear you're going to build a big building at the door,"
"Well, that shabby doorway doesn't look cool,"
A simple square doorway is now provided.
They're going to get rid of it and build a grand doorway. Build a little wider and have a rest area, and customers who have towed their carts up this long slope will drop their money. We can offer you a little expensive drinks.
"Then Mr. Womaro is very busy,"
"Only the house of Maul has been requested for Umaro."
"Oh, really?"
"Yes, the carpenters of the twenty‐nine wards are in charge of the construction of the doorway. We can't take all their work away from them."
Estella smiles bitterly and Jeanette smiles shyly.
"I thought that the only carpenter I could find was the Tolbeck factory."
"We have Umaro do it every time, in the Forty-Second Ward,"
"What are the carpenters doing in the Forty-second Ward now?"
"It's absorbed by the Tolbeck factory."
"Is that so?"
"Yes. There were several contractors, but they all came under the umbrella of the Tolbeck contractors."
"Mr. Umaro, you are adored."
"I mean..."
Estella looks at me with a smile.
Don't look at me.
"When I'm with Umaro, someone brings me a job and new skills."
"Oh! There was a very special guy,"
"That's quite true. ...laughing."
laugh at someone with a happy
What makes you so happy about…?
"If all the carpenters in the Forty-Second Ward had come under the umbrella of the Tolbeck Works, they wouldn't be able to go against the Forty-Second Ward." Carpenters could go on strike if they are offended. I guess the lord of the manor made a bad move. Oh, my gosh.
"Hmm. You don't seem to know anything, Jillo."
Even though she gave me an earful, Estella does not look confident.
"It was we who had the upper hand," Do you think Umaro will betray Magda?"
"Wow... a wicked fellow."
"I'm very disappointed when you tell me,"Surely, if you gather all the carpenters and ask them, "Which do you want, Forty or Forty-two?" Umaro will come over here, and his followers will accompany him to Forty-two." Aren't you being invaded indirectly in the Fortyth Ward?"
Not Estella, but Magda.
"Uncle Demily said, "Let's be friends forever."
say Estella with a chuckle
It's a very sound thing to be sound.
Maybe it's because I've met strong women like Lucia, Marul, and Silaha. I don't know what to do with it's all about.
"So you're going home?"
"Wait, Mr. Jillo! I had a vague sense of humor in the middle of it, but you were just casually trying to eliminate my presence!? I understand that!"
oh my gosh!
They come into my sight one by one.
I don't want to touch it because I feel like I want you to hear about the design that I worked hard on...
"Mr. Becko. Actually, we talked to Mr. Mokoka and came to see him.
"Oh, to Mr. Mokoka?"
"Yes. Mr. Becko worked so hard to carve beautiful decorations, so he said he wanted me to see them."
"Oh, I'm embarrassed when my disciples tell me."
He wouldn't hide his face if he wanted to explain something.
If you're embarrassed, you could shut yourself up in a cave, shouting, "Shame on you, man!"
"In fact, I have carved a pattern on the stairs and walls this time, but I am making a little attempt."
"Oh, really?" So Jeanette doesn't impersonate me at times like this."
"Would you mind telling me not to talk about me!"
"But Jinnette doesn't impersonate me, does she? Norma and Delia will impersonate me right away."
"I don't look like him,"
"You certainly don't look alike, do you?" puff."
"It's too much, you two,"
"Ah... the story has been completely snatched away."
Becko sat on the stairs and began to fiddle.
Isn't it cute when a good old man teases you?
"Genet, show us an impersonation that encourages Becko, who's been teasing her."
"What!? Is it an impersonation?"
"Oh, I want to see it, too."
"What!? Even Estella!"
This created an unfamiliar situation in which Jeanette impersonated Becko for her first performance as she sat on the stairs curled up.
Expectations rise above all else.
After a deep twist, Jeanette opens her mouth as if she had made up her mind.
"Oh, come on, cheer up... yeah!"
......what?
"…………" (Estella, jee~)
"…………" (Shake your head)
"...." (I can feel the feeling that I haven't been conveyed by looking at Estella and myself, who leaned slightly.)
"Miss, Milly, yes!"
Wow, I said my name!
I've done the worst impersonator I can do.
"Thank you, my name is ○○" is the most outstanding impersonator.
But it doesn't look surprisingly similar.
In other words, it doesn't even capture.
Well, in the first place --"
"Why Milly?"
"Yes, I was surprised, too," I thought it would be Imelda or Norma."
"Right? Becko is one of them. Do you curse with Imelda or Norma?"
"They both curse... well, I understand,"
"Well, Jeanette. Why Milly?"
"Well... well... good friends."
"What? Did Becko and Milly get along well?"
"Well? I don't have that impression,"
"No, no, no, no... I said he, "I."
"You're the one!"
"Hum! Oh, sorry!"
I couldn't help but thrust myself into it.
That's also a piece of cake.
"I'm sorry... I'm not talented... I'm sorry."
Jeanette squatted against the wall.
I'm beginning to reflect on myself without having to. You don't have to be so depressed.
There's no show.
"Becco, you've made Jeanette go crazy."
"I haven't done anything!?"
"So tell me the behind-the-scenes story of the construction that Jeanette will be pleased with. I don't mind talking about special designs."
"Mr. Jiro! Are you going to listen to me.
"Genet..."
"Yes! I understand! Then you will hear!"
Straighten up your back and lift your thick round glasses.
Just like Becko, Jeanette is looking up in fascination.
Becko coughs away as our attention is focused.
The pattern carved on the wall is an image of a big tree growing from the earth.'
"Can you dig with your image?"
"The design is Mr. Imelda. I am only digging three-dimensionally as I see it."Imelda has a remarkable artistic sense, perhaps because of her good upbringing.
I think it's quite an amazing ability to convert that into sculpture, but it's very easy to do.
"And the big tree that grows toward the sky will soon reach the sky." It's going to be empty from there."
"The pattern of a big tree on New Road connecting the 42 wards and the 29 wards... I wonder if Imelda imagined the first one."
"I don't know. But I was very particular about the ingredients, and it might be possible."
"When you enter the tunnel, the sky turns into the night sky."
"That's wonderful,"
"When it's finished, be sure to take a walk and see it."
"Yes. I'd love to."
In any case, the mural and the design of the stairs seem to be particular about it.
It takes time for Becko to produce food samples in minutes.
"Wasn't that effort working in a better direction.
"Only Mr. Jasilo can produce something new!"
`Oh, I'm not happy at all!'
For the time being, there was a huge flea lying beneath Becko's feet, and she looked just like me -- but with an expression I had never done -- that I had never done before.
"Oh my gosh!? What are you going to do!"
`Make sure to bury the mess,' It's dangerous."
"Well... you mean we haven't made any works that Mr. Jiro likes yet." I will devote myself to it."
Don't like it while you're making things that look just like me.
And don't take the wrong direction, please.
"Oh! Master, you're trying so hard!"
A mokoka is coming with a pattering of footsteps.
Respectful language remains strange as always. Fix it, master or employer.
Oh, no. Both of them were the types of people who didn't care about honorifics.
"Are you done with the interview?"
"It's perfect! The lord without the chest!"
"Compared to whom!"
"Lucis of the Thirty-Fifth Ward!"
`I think you're quite close to Lucia!'
No, Estella.
A and B are different.
"What's wrong with you, Lucisi?"
"He asked me to call him so, so I called him so,"
"... by the way, what are you called?"
`It's a lump!'
... he's got no sense of naming.
"And I'll call you "palm-shishi" by the way."
"Don't do that. Let's not put it in the same category as Lucia."
I don't want you to be considered like me, and it's very hard to say.
"Oh, you know. What about you?"
"It's the manager!"
"... yes,"
The excited Jeanette is instantly depressed.
Well, there aren't many people who give Jeanette a nickname.
Lucia, a fool, even calls her 'Zinepu' meaning meaningless.
Are most of them 'store managers'?
"Do you want me to give you a nickname?"
"Really!"
"Don't do it, Jeanette," Look at Jiro's eyes... ...and you can say "Boyn-chan" or something like that."
"Whoa!? Come on! Confession!"
"I didn't say anything!"
Well, my eyes were firmly fixed there.
"Now that you mention it, I have nothing to do with nicknames,"
"How about worms?"
"The words that come out of it, Mr. Jillo,"
"Huh? Can't I? Which one don't you like, shit or insects?""They are both,"
I have no idea what I don't like.
"Oh, yes," Master d*mn, please correct the illustrations you will draw next time!"
"I don't mind that, but... it is conditional upon Mr. Yashiro's influence that I stop calling myself a shit master."
"All right, master bug!"
`Stop insects!'
Mokoka may be a natural mental crusher.
They go to the other person's heart without feeling any ill will.
He's... an interesting toy to raise... No, he's going to make friends.
"Mr. Jasilo looks as if he were thinking of something that is not even a stipend, so he is forbidden from contacting us for a while."
"Oh! I understand! Go away, palm shishi!"
"Astella, you're kind of annoying, that teacher and student."
"I think it's my fault,"
What a poor remark!
I don't think the word "self‐deal" will be popular, I impose my work on others.
"Mr. Mokoka,"
"What?"
"Please show me the illustration when it's finished."
"Oh! Leave it to me and kick it!"
Scratching his finger towards Jeanette, Mokoka runs up the slope.
"Well, I'll draw it right away! It's a baby!"
I look up at the mokoka running up the spiral staircase and realize that I can see my pants when I climb up in my skirt.
"Well, Estella. You don't sell telescopes at this stall?"
"Well, I'll set up a fence to prevent peeps. Thank you for your advice, Jiro."
Hey... He's a real bad character.
It's definitely going to sell.
I'm sure the sales will explode just by hiring cherry blossoms to show beautiful girls up and down!
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
It's not permitted. Loretta's sisters live in the neighborhood. No, it's not allowed.
"By the way, do you have any idea of what Mr. Mokoka was referring to?"
"Didn't you hear that?"
"I am nothing,"
Really
I thought you were talking to Becko and getting some advice.
"You had a feast before, didn't you? The food at that time was funny to the lords of BU. They're going to do a special cooking program for the 42 wards on BU's information paper."
"Oh, I've heard of it. When I was asked if there was a restaurant I recommended, I recommended Yodamari-tei and Kantaltica. I wonder if it was a research to go eat."
Don't you know the details halfway through... Mokoka, where are you bothering me?
"Then, I think it was probably because of your advice, that Mokoka had to draw illustrations of the sellers of Yodamari-tei and Cantaltica."
"Do you mean the seller? Not the menu?"
"He still can't paint his food deliciously."
"Oh, I see,"
Mokoka can't draw realistic illustrations like Becko.
It specializes in exaggerated and simplified deformed illustrations.
That's why even if you draw a picture of the food, it doesn't convey its deliciousness well.
"And when I told them that the restaurant in 42 wards was not only delicious, but also the vendor was cute, they said, 'Well, I'm going to draw that.'"
Estella proudly talks about the outline of what had just been the Yodamari-tei.
After that, he puffs up his nostrils, saying, "How is it? It was quite similar, wasn't it?" What? Are you dissing Jeanette, who doesn't like impersonation? So it didn't look much alike.
"But not only Yodamari-tei but also Kantarucha are reputed to be cute sellers, and if they appear in the information paper, they may attract more customers from other wards."
"Of course it is," ...hew, I'll make some foreign currency."
"E, Mr. Estella, you look a little like Mr. Jiro."
"What!? But it's impolite!"
` -- you're rude,'
I know a great deal about the influence of the information paper.
The Yodamari-tei will also attract more customers.
"...if we let them start construction on the road from Newtown to the main street, we'll be able to monopolize the number of visitors.
"Yasilo, don't speak ill, but do it only in your heart."
"Ugh. No, Mr. Jiro."
Jeanette seems to be negative about my nice strategy.
Magda would have instantly started road construction with Torbeck.
"Mr. Cantaltica is a tough rival, but let's do our best not to lose fair and squarely."
"Fair and square . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ."
"How many rejections are there?"
It's fair, it's fair, it's fair, it's fair... I know it's easy to knock it down if I just put my hand around from behind, but I don't think I'll bother to ride it... I don't think so.
"Why don't you fight against the "hoax and the hoax?"
"Will you not produce such a stagnant word?"
"Well, don't you have to worry about it? I've heard that Cantaltica is separated from its customers."
"Baccha, Becko! I'm not living separately, just because it happens to be! I'm going to take away all the customers!"
"You'll cry, Mr. Paula..."
"Baccha, Becko! Making money is a risk to your life! Can you control yourself by crying?"
"Yasilo, don't you just want to say, 'Baccha, Becko?'"
Well, I'm getting used to it somehow.
I've spent a lot of money.
"By the way, Baccha,""It's Baekho!? It's his name if it's not there!"
What's wrong with the complicated name!
"What happened to you writing an illustration for an information paper?"
"Oh, that's what it is. I'm having a good time at this job... I'm busy."
"That's good, you said. I can give priority to what I like."
"No, no. It's a public undertaking directly by the lord, so it's just a top priority."
Aren't the boundaries between work and hobbies too blurred for people in this city?
Everyone enjoys their work. That's why there are more black companies in this city. It's strange that no one is dissatisfied.
"I'm looking forward to it, information paper."
"Well, I'm looking forward to seeing the 42nd leg of 'BU' young people on New Road."
"You're going to make a profit by catching young people who are ignorant and extremely vulnerable to synchronization. Yes, I'm looking forward to it."
"Oh, sorry, Jillo," Would you mind not coming in?"
"Mr. Jiro, you are serious and fair. ...huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh."
Even hunters would be proud of their military achievements by humming "Lucky Lucky" when a defenseless deer was right in front of them.
Well, that's all right. There are plenty of ways to do it's all right. If you have a hundred customers, you can make a lot of money. Huff...
For some reason I was looking forward to seeing the information of the 42 wards appearing in the information paper.
I never thought he'd bring such a disturbance to life.
Then for a while, we're going to get a lot of buzz on the news.
The 42 wards are full of excitement on a sheet of paper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .