Day 49 Morning, White Weirdo Inn.
Putting aside whether a morning or cottage industry worker starts early or not, I have a morning fair open first thing in the morning?
Here is today's featured product! Mana accumulator bracelets for sale! First come first served~? It's a limited edition item with only 60 available~?
Struggle~? Fight for them~, kind of?
A hellish picture of girls' frenzied madness, capable of scaring away all of the morning freshness. If they approached dungeon exploration with the same terrifying drive, they would've already killed all of them? Also, it seems there is no wardrobe malfunction to be expected.
The backline girls that usually would be pushed back by frontliners were completely different today. After all, these are not some healing stones of unknown effect, but mana stones of certain effectiveness. And not just any stones but magic stones.
There are two types, the first one is a power stone bracelet, somewhat large magic stones linked together, excelling at high power output, which should be very effective during one battle, I guess most suited for frontliners? But the one I'd recommend is a 5 wrap bracelet that has great performance.
Instead of blowing a lot of energy each time, it slowly consumes the charge with high efficiency, a very practical item. The design is a straight-up rip-off, but I don't think Luu-san will notice what I'm doing in this world. If she does, I'll apologize.
[1] But I'm yet to receive angry letters from the Shint Mus-ry branch of this world, and since I blocked the passage with the fake dungeon, it should still be alright for a while. It will take some time for Luu-sans branch store of this world to become aware of this.
Don't touch it! I'm going to buy it! No, it's mine. It's a fated meeting?
Ah, I'll buy this one too.
Let backliners have it! You are a vanguard! And we are even in the same party! Cooperate with boosting the rearguard's firepower!
Frontliners need mana too, and there is only one bracelet with this design, so it's mine! I have wanted this since a long time ago! It's a knockoff though
That's all your limited quantity is to blame! That's not enough. I got only two bracelets? Make more!
And scale up ring production!
Am I going to have even more work pushed on me? Or rather, with two bracelets per person, wouldn't it usually be more than enough? Just how many arms do you have? And also rings, why did they end up completely sold out?
Didn't the danger of getting hit with debuffs pass for a while? I even wrote in the fake dungeon that no one should come? I also added a warning right above the entrance that anyone who enters this gate should abandon all hopes, dreams, and friendships, so it should be fine?
That dungeon can melt clothes, so it's a danger to intersex friendship, you know? Seriously.
Haruka-ku~n! There is no purple. If you have a 5 wrap bracelet with a combination of purple and red then give it to me, if you won't then make it! For goodness' sake!
Why are they so full of themselves despite buying all of this on credit? Are we in a buyer's market situation despite the obvious scarcity of goods? Is this again an Affection Rating issue? Without sufficient Affection even market principles are going to be ignored?
I mean, I'm getting shouted at just for having no purple and red combination? A combination of purple, red, and blue won't do? Don't you feel bad for Blue-san? Don't you feel bad for me?
I'm quite serious.
Oh man, and we were going around, running up the walls to strike down giant moths flying 10 meters above the ground?
Or filling up the area with countless slashes to completely seal the escape of flies that instantaneously moved around at ultra high speed at unpredictable trajectories?
Or showering giant beetles with a series of blows, completely overwhelming them until we could pierce through their defenses?
Eh? It does sound like your typical fantasy stuff? Eh? Is this actually the correct approach?
No! They just make it sound cool!
Phew, that was close, I almost was tricked by their wording. It's really not what you say, but how you say it, huh.
In other words, they were chasing moths until they got near walls, the flies were evading attacks so they swung their swords around like maniacs until they hit something, and the beetles were too sturdy, so they just kept stabbing them at random until bugs died?
Their way of thinking is absolutely barbaric, or rather, there is no thinking involved at all.
Hmm? Did you guys really come from the modern era? I was pretty sure you are my classmates, but could it be you are just some strangers?
We are! We were in the same class! We aren't just strangers!
Unfortunately, they are modern people. If modern-day people of our previous world were to hear this they'd surely grieve and moan, asking if these really are their contemporaries. Yeah, it saddens me as well? Seriously.
And while continuously making fools of the idiots, I keep burning the insecticide herb, while sending the smoke further with wind magic. Hmm? For some reason, I'm beginning to feel as if it's my approach that's wrong? How utterly baffling.
Okay, let's go down. If they are still not dead I can fumigate them again? They also might drown if flooded? Well, let's think after we see what's going on down there.
Just what were our struggles until now? Our war versus an army of bugs?
Even though I had to go through a life and death battle when crossing blades with praying mantis?
And it was so hard to deal with that swarm of charging spear locusts?
And we had to fight caterpillars while running around the dungeon, constantly avoiding their spit?
A bit of fumigating couldve put an end to all that fighting?
No, would a modern person even fight giant bugs with a sword? Normally?
I think they knew about insecticides even in the middle ages? And wasn't lime used even in ancient times? Even Dalmatian pellitory is used for quite a long time already? From which era did you guys get summoned?
Jurassic Period?
Were they really living in modern society? On the other hand, the geeks were poisoned by it? Am I the only normal person here? How deplorable.
[TL Notes: [1] Chan Luu, the creator of the iconic wrap bracelet, and a trendsetting jewelry designer from Vietnam. ]