rea on the north side to create extraordinary guest seats. But still, I didn't have enough seats, so I could see people everywhere scrubbing their soup while standing.

"Asta was just talking about Easter, but this noise also kind of reminds me of Easter,"

Yun-Sudra, who was helping Thur-din in the next stall, laughed at me, saying it that way.

Indeed, this could have been a comparable momentum to Easter, when a thousand meals of food were also likely to be distributed before the time was up.

Plus, people feel like they're kind of standing up too. If not greatly damaged by the earthquake, are there aspects of the mood that daunt? People looked like they were sincerely enjoying the giva dishes that would be sifted for free.

"Wow, that's a terrible mess! I thought you were mistaken for a festival or something.

and a familiar voice sounds from across.

I had to look back on you.

"Yumi, you're safe!

"Hmm? You thought I was hurt? I was in the square that time, so I'm pimping."

"No, because yesterday when Raina-Lou and the others headed to the Westwind Pavilion, they said they didn't see Yumi. Joo-Run was so worried."

Occasionally, Zhu smeared on Yumi's face.

"I was outside the house, so nothing was at stake. Were you okay that way? The men were in the middle of a giva hunt, weren't they?

"Yeah. No one was hurt badly. And Joo-Run, of course."

Really Yumi approached me from the back of the stall.

"So you're getting a little hurt or something? A hunter by the woods is sturdy, isn't he?

"Oh, yeah, there were people with other families who got a little hurt. But all the people who interact with Yumi are fine."

Yumi took a louder breath.

"Then say so from the beginning. .. but if the EY-FA and the others were safe, it would have been above all."

"Yeah, so is Yumi.... but what about the Levis? Terrier-Mass was so worried that Levi didn't show up at Kimmus' Tail Pavilion yesterday."

"Levi. Ben and Cargo were together, but he's been working since noon... for now, I don't know where Levi's house is either, so I'll turn to the others. Anyway, tell Kimmus's Tail Pavilion to show his face."

"Thank you. That'll help."

As Yumi thus turned to the front side of the stall, he lined up properly to earn the 'Poitan Roll of Giva Meat'. It is a big size that can fill your belly with this one, which is more than twice as large as usual.

"I'm sure Levi will be fine, so tell Terrier-Mass that! Even he's not the kind of Noroma that gets squashed by Marutai!

With those words at the end, Yumi walked away.

I'm sure Yumi has a job in Yumi too. According to Rayna-Lew's story, even though the Westwind Pavilion building was safe, it needed repairs everywhere.

(I'm sure he's worried about Joo-Run, and he's rushed to the stall. I'm glad Yumi was safe... but what's wrong with Levi)

Thinking like that, I'll punch a new piece of meat on an iron plate.

At that time, the facade of the architect was to stand in front of the stall.

"Hey, Asta was safe and above all! When I heard Giva's food was just handed out, it flew in. I can't wait to get eaten up by the others."

"Oh, are you all safe? I was worried about what I would do if I was working on the roof."

"Oh, it was on the roof at first. But I got right down there when I first got here, so there was no such thing as that. I heard a strange beast coming from the woods, and I immediately guessed it first."

That seemed quite a crisis management capability.

Neither Aldas, who smiles and laughs, nor the Buddha on the top, looks like he is suffering one scratch. So I could be relieved.

"There are more ground tremors in the south than in the west. But we are the sons of Jagal, the god of the earth. No matter how flashy Ameshorn flips, he won't be afraid of anything like it."

"Really? In Genos, those earthquakes seem pretty rare."

"It would be unusual for you to turn around so stupid. But at the end of the day, no matter how bad the Great God's sleeping minister is, Jagal will put him to sleep properly."

Amshorn, the great god, is this continent itself, and Jagal, the southern god, says he is the god of the earth. I didn't understand one thing about the interrelationship.

"Was Asta's house or family better off than that? Even the settlement by the woods rocked like hell, didn't it?

"Yes. The whole family was safe. The house has been crushed."

"What?" the silent old man glanced.

"Has the house been crushed? Then again, if you're laughing naughty."

"Yep. But the house can be rebuilt... it may take a while, but we can work it out"

"So where are the Astas revealing the night? You're not even in the wild in the middle of Gibba's wandering woodland, are you?

I smiled back, "Yes," as I looked worried as far as Aldas.

"We are now being looked after in a family home where we are being made to be gracious. Until you rebuild your house, you're staying."

"... in someone else's house, my heart is rested"

"No, that's not true...... it's just going to take some cool time to rebuild the house, so that's a bit of a pain in the ass"

The old man looked more and more grumpy, shaking the head of the toy.

"... why don't you count on us?

"Huh? What is it?

"It won't be anything. Didn't I tell you to speak up when building a house? And yet, why are you counting on us?

I couldn't get back to you.

Though I did remember being spoken in such a way, because the content was content, I took it as part of a social dictionary.

"No, but you guys are busy, aren't you? Yesterday's earthquake will make you unnecessarily busy..."

"Hmm. If we had the house, we wouldn't be able to collapse with about that kind of turnaround. Besides, the only people who can make us a favor are the lodgers and merchants."

"That's right. But the people of the woods don't have the habit of grabbing copper coins."

"What is a murmur? Is there something more important in this world than home? People who spare copper coins in their homes don't do anything to make Taisei."

That's what I said, and I've been looking at you like you're supposed to be.

"Fine, do us a favor. Then I'll build you a fine house that won't even freak out with such a turnaround. If you're in the woods, you won't have a problem with wood, so it shouldn't cost as much as you think."