186 Episode 180 Japan's Educational Philosophy is good for Reincarnation in a Different World




 I was left alone with Sasha, who stormed off like a storm and went away like the wind, without a care in the world.

'Well, it's a beautiful day, and I've been drying my bedding in the sun...'
 So I remembered that

We'll just do a quick sweep and...
 A quick broom sweep of the room and then

Don't tuck the futon in!
Thank you, Mr. Sayre, thank you~
 He calls out to Uzuki, who is cooking, and takes in the bedding.

He calls out to the girl who is cooking and takes in the futon. There's a sense of first-time newlyweds willingly sharing household chores with each other, and yes, it's really nice...!

 Happy and full of treats! I was also able to activate the romantic comedy type A cheat "Put the futon in," which made me feel very good.

 And speaking of cleaning.
'You got used to not using a vacuum cleaner surprisingly quickly...'

 I think this is because we had cleaning time as a part of school education in my childhood, right?
 In other countries, we don't have the concept of students cleaning the house, and it is usually done by professional cleaners.

This is all thanks to the fact that I grew up in Japan. The Japanese educational philosophy is for the purpose of transmigration. Thank you Japan! Thank you, Ministry of Education! We're just now seeing that wonderful educational policy blossom beautifully in another world!

 I would never return - but I certainly offered my thoughts and words of thanks to my country for raising me.

 Then, when I finished cleaning and taking in the bedding, I said, "Unu, I'm back.

Unu, I'm home.
You're home.
 I heard two voices announcing their return from the doorway.

Manny, I'm home.
 First of all, Hazuki came in.

 He came in with his adorable gait and then hugged me tightly.
 I can't believe how easily he spoils me, even in the middle of nowhere.
 You're really cute, Hazuki, you're such a spoiled brat.....

 As I was stroking Hazuki's head, I was completely gutted...

Manny. I got a man.
'Hmm? What did you pick up?

 That's why, at first, I couldn't understand the meaning of what Hazuki had said.

"I picked up a man by the weight.
'Hmm? What's a human...?
 Hazuki repeats the words, but I can't quite get the point across.

 People, people, fire, heat, hits, people....

Oh, I see. You picked up a man in the woods.
Unu, yeah.
 Oh, yeah, you picked up a man in the woods.

 I mean.
.........hmm?
 Isn't that strange?

In the woods? People? Did you pick it up?
Unu, yeah.

"In the woods, I picked up a man...
Unu.

You picked up a man in the forest?
"Nunniling?

 No, what?
 You picked up a person, eh...?

Um, Hajduki, what does that mean...
 I was just about to ask Hajduki for his true intentions.

"Lord (Nushi-sama), Lord (Nushi-sama)!
 This time, the Shin Demon Dragon entered.

 And--.

My Lord, here is the spoils of war.
 And the one that the Shin-En-Dragon threw down...

Unu. I picked up this guy.
 It was just one little girl, unconscious and not twitching--!