"Gururururling!

　Seto flaps its wings as loud as it sounds around.
　It's already been about half an hour since he left for Gilm, but Seto was flying freely in the sky where the clouds were.
　Up until now, I had to walk around in order to act with a carriage.
　Seth doesn't hate walking either, but she still prefers to fly, perhaps because of her instinct as a glyphon.
　In that sense, flying to Gilm at full speed this time could not have been a better change of pace for Seto... or even a play.
　It was a flight with a set basket, but the weight was of no consequence to Seto.
　It's been a long time since Seto had enjoyed flying to his heart's content, but what was pitiful was probably animals and monsters in the forest that spread over the earth.
　I was sleeping as usual or drinking water and walking in the woods looking for food when suddenly the sound of cetos echoed around me.
　The moment they hear the call, they realize they're hopeless, and animals and monsters try to hold their breath and get away with Seto.
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　Not knowing that it is causing such a disturbance on the ground, Seto flaps his wings.

"If you don't move off the road, you'll never get lost."
"Gruly!"

　Rey's words call out that Seto is OK.
　...Sett exclaimed that there was no problem, but Ray couldn't believe it completely.
　In Seto's case, if you find something interesting... or someone, it's not unusual to go there before you know it.
　It's not just Seto, though, but Ray's.
　In Ray's case, it's not funny, he's a bandit, but unlike Seto, he's murderous.

"Oh, is that a thief?"

　muttered Ray, who found nearly ten men moving in the forest above ground.
　But nearly ten men on the move cannot immediately link them to thieves.
　Perhaps you can't rule out the possibility of being an adventurer or hunter in a nearby village or town.
　I don't want to go out of my way to the woods and ask if I'm a thief under the current circumstances, unless someone is being attacked.

(Considering the gangsters, it would be better to get rid of the thieves as much as possible.)

　I think so, but it's a lot of work to go down to the ground every time I see a similar scene to see if it's a thief.
　Moreover, he now has a set basket as well as a set and a lay basket.
　If you were to go down to the ground, you would have to put the basket down to the ground and then...
　Ray's honest feelings were that it was a pain in the neck when asked to repeat such a thing over and over again.

"Well, look, the bodyguards are no longer in trouble, and some of the women are able to fight in their own way." ...and if you think of Seto's disappearance as a way to relieve stress, they'll do their best."
"Glu?"

　Seth looks at Ray on his back, asking if he could hear him mention his name, but Ray shakes his head saying nothing.

"Don't worry, Seto will fly as fast as he can to get to Gilm. Of course, if anything happens, I can interfere with you."
"Gururururling!

　Hearing that he can fly as fast as he can, Seto flaps his wings.
　The figure, which was much faster than ever, would have disappeared from his view as soon as he could see it from the ground. ...because of the camouflage of the cages, they are invisible from the ground.
　And for a few hours after Sett began to fly to his heart's content... by noon he had made a great deal of distance from where he had left.

"Ray, you're saying that Bune is hungry. Why don't you have lunch now?"

　From inside the set basket, I can hear Vihela's voice.
　Looking at the sun, Vihela's desire to do it in the daytime was never wrong.

"All right, then I'll find a good place to rest, so wait a little longer!"

　Ray cried out to the Vihelas in the cages and looked around again, but...the grasslands spread all over the ground today.
　In the summery sun, Ray says it's best to avoid eating in the shade as much as possible, not in the forest... but in places where even a few trees grow.
　But perhaps because of the bad location, we can't find such a tree in particular.

"There's no mountain..."

　If you get to the mountains, you'll find trees there.
　But there is no mountain near where the laymen are now.
　Ray's honest feeling was that although he could see the mountain in the distance, it would take a considerable amount of time to get to the mountain at Seto's speed, and that it would be troublesome to go all the way there for lunch.

"... oh, is that a river over there?"

　I could still see the river running nearer than the mountain, though not near here.
　And if there is a river, there are naturally trees growing nearby.
　I don't know if there's a big tree in the shade, but you'll still be able to spend a cool time by the river against the heat of summer.
　Thinking so, and having not eaten much fish recently, he signals to Seto to head for the river.
　It was a simple signal that only patted Seto on the neck, but it seemed to have been conveyed to Seto well.
　Wings fluttering and flying towards a river away from the highway.

(The river fish in summer... ayu comes to mind the most, but I don't think there's ayu here.)

　When I was in Japan, I used harpoon to catch river fish such as ayu (sweetfish) and Ivana, yam, and swordfish when I was swimming in a river in the river.
　It's not uncommon to take it home and put it on the table as a side dish for lunch or dinner.
　...not uncommon, but sometimes my parents even told me they were tired of it because it was so frequent.
　That's how he lived in the neighborhood.
　Ray recalls that time and wants to eat sweetfish, but Elgin doesn't have any.
　At least, Ray had never seen anything sold in a store or played in a river.

(When you're done eating lunch, it's fun to look for it.) Even if I catch a lot of fish, I can keep them in mistiling.)

　Alternatively, it can be dried.
　In the meantime, the river approaches.
　a place where a walk...or carriage would take a considerable amount of time
　But if you fly by Seto, it doesn't take long to get there, even if it's quite far away... and you'll arrive by the river.
　The river is about five meters wide, not so wide.
　However, the running water was so clean that there seemed to be no problem drinking.

"Grull!"

　Seto also purrs as if he were pleased or excited to see such a river.

"What's wrong with you? Enemy?"

　I wonder if the enemy appeared from the sound of Seto. A questionable Elena calls out to Ray from inside the set basket.

"No, find the river a little further," That's why Seto became happy, isn't it? So tell him to be patient with Bune, for his lunch is near."
"All right, but please do it as soon as possible."

　To Elena's words, Ray replies that he understands.
　However, just because you say you understand, that doesn't mean you'll get to the river faster.
　And a few minutes... before long we reach the river.
　The sight of the flowing water reflecting the sunlight makes you feel of coolness.
　It's not really just the sight of it that makes you feel cool, but it's probably from your mood.

(That's what the wind chimes look like, isn't it? "If you lose your mind, the fire will cool down again, or will you care about the disease? Not to mention the exact nuance, but it will be like that.)"

　While Ray is looking at the river, Seto's descent to the ground eventually brings it closer.
　The set basket that Seto was holding was released and the sound of falling echoed around him.Seto, who had released his basket, flew back into the air... and eventually descended to the ground.





"Yes, this cold soup is delicious, isn't it? Usually, cold soup makes meat fat hard to eat, but there's no such thing."

　The soup was as cold as Vihela's mouth.
　This soup is made by carefully removing the oil from the surface of the soup, and even if it is cold, there is no fat from the meat or oil used when cooking.
　The soup pot itself was cold enough in the mistling, so the coldness did not warm up and it was the best dish to eat in summer.

"Cold soup and fresh bread." It's not bad, but it's an uncomfortable combination."
"I understand what Elena means, too. Usually the soup is warm and the bread is cold. I didn't think it would be so strange just because it was being replaced."

　It's Marina who's cooling a pot of soup under the spell of spirits.
　It doesn't warm up while you're in the mistling, but of course if you let it out like this... let alone stay cold during the summer day.
　It was Marina's spirit magic that prevented it.
　It would certainly be a scene of astonishment if other spiritual magicians found out that they were using spirit magic in this way.

"Look, the fish is broiled for now,"

　Ray says so and places the fish on a plate that was skewered by the bonfire.
　Originally, I thought I would catch fish after dinner, but when I saw a big rock in the river, I suddenly remembered the fishing method I had seen in cartoons when I was in Japan.
　In other words, you hit a rock with all your might, and the impact is to knock out the fish near the rock.
　Then he asked Seto to strike a blow with his forefeet that would not destroy the rock... and as a result, he succeeded in catching about ten fainting fish, as Ray had expected.
　The little fish, among them, returned -- fainted, and drifted away into the river -- but the big fish were enough for the lays to eat.
　But it doesn't mean enough to eat, it means enough to eat a little.
　That's why everyone eats grilled fish with salt.
　You don't have to worry about it because it's been roasted after removing the internal organs.
　Like river fish, the light flavor naturally loosens the cheeks of the person who eats it.

"It's salty, isn' Salt for grilled fish, after all."
"Well. Steamed herbs are also delicious... I think salt is the best thing to do with a meal like this."

　Vihela responds with a smile to Ray's words.
　Salt‐grilled river fish are probably the norm.
　Above all, it's easy to do.
　Vichela said that steamed herbs only take some time.
　It's not impossible, though, because the herbs are in the mistling.
　Anyway, having a conversation like that and finishing lunch is a short lunch break.
　Then, when it was time off, Ray and Sett naturally began to concentrate on catching fish.
　Like before, they hit rocks and catch fish that fainted with the impact, or they go into rivers and spears quickly, or blow them off to the ground.
　It was natural for others to think it would be interesting if one of them had done such a thing.
　Rarely, Elena goes into the river looking interested, and Marina catches fish using spirit magic without any particular struggles because she was born and raised in the forest, while Vihela uses her physical abilities to catch fish with her bare hands.
　In the midst of all this, the most serious fish was probably Bune.
　Instead of the usual long hand, they throw stones around them and hit them against swimming fish.
　In such a group, Yero enjoyed playing in the water to the fullest extent and fought a fierce battle against river crabs.