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Winter arrived at our home\Nin the forest once again.
Winter arrived at our home\Nin the forest once again.
The snow piles up every year.
The snow piles up every year.
So we step away from our\Nfarming lifestyle for the season.
So we step away from our\Nfarming lifestyle for the season.
Getting through winter with the food and\Nwood we prepared earlier in the year.
Getting through winter with the food and\Nwood we prepared earlier in the year.
With our new villages,\Nwe had many more mouths to feed.
With our new villages,\Nwe had many more mouths to feed.
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We
'd
worried
if
we
'd
prepared enough, but...
We
were
worried
about \Nwhether
we
prepared enough, but...
We aren't getting through our food stores?
We aren't getting through our food stores?
Yes, well, we're consuming some, of course.
Yes, well, we're consuming some, of course.
But hardly enough.
But hardly enough.
We're using less than a third\Nof what we estimated.
We're using less than a third\Nof what we estimated.
That little?
That little?
They seem conditioned by\Ntheir circumstances until now...
They seem conditioned by\Ntheir circumstances until now...
...and so they eat as little as possible.
...and so they eat as little as possible.
Modest living is to be commended,
Modest living is to be commended,
but this level of restraint\Nis an issue of its own.
but this level of restraint\Nis an issue of its own.
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We've told them there
i
s no need\Nfor such moderation,
yet
still
...
We've told them there
'
s no need\Nfor such moderation,
and
yet
...
Maybe we can ask them to eat the meat\Nand vegetables that will spoil otherwise.
Maybe we can ask them to eat the meat\Nand vegetables that will spoil otherwise.
Good thinking.
Good thinking.
That might change their minds.
That might change their minds.
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I'll
bring word to
them now.
I'll
go inform
them now.
We'll need to examine our stores.
We'll need to examine our stores.
Mamu?
Mamu?
What's wrong?
What's wrong?
Do the nyunyu daphne need anything?
Do the nyunyu daphne need anything?
Nothing.
Nothing.
They never need anything!
They never need anything!
And that's a problem?
And that's a problem?
They don't need food.
They don't need food.
In tree form, they can withstand the cold.
In tree form, they can withstand the cold.
Peaceful.
Peaceful.
Every now and then\NI dig them out of the snow, but...
Every now and then\NI dig them out of the snow, but...
Help!
Help!
I was so happy to be put in charge of them,\Nbut they never need anything from me!
I was so happy to be put in charge of them,\Nbut they never need anything from me!
You might say their minds are at ease\Nbecause you're around.
You might say their minds are at ease\Nbecause you're around.
There is something...
There is something...
Yes? What might it be?!
Yes? What might it be?!
The minotaurs have a request\Nof the nyunyu daphne.
The minotaurs have a request\Nof the nyunyu daphne.
Yes?!
Yes?!
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They would like them to
wear clothing
\N
when they are out.
They would like them to
\N
wear clothing
when they are out.
Serenity.
Serenity.
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Oh, they sometimes forget to
wear
\N
clothing when in human form.
Oh, they sometimes forget to
\N
wear
clothing when in human form.
But don't worry!\NI'll tell them to be more careful!
But don't worry!\NI'll tell them to be more careful!
I'm glad that was a simple problem...
I'm glad that was a simple problem...
I guess?
I guess?
Winter time...
Winter time...
calls for winter food!
calls for winter food!
That looks properly steamed!
That looks properly steamed!
I smell rice!
I smell rice!
Making something bizarre again, I imagine?
Making something bizarre again, I imagine?
You've got sharp eyes!
You've got sharp eyes!
Or noses?
Or noses?
That looks like quite a lot.
That looks like quite a lot.
Will you be making rice balls?
Will you be making rice balls?
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I wonder how many this will make
.
I wonder how many this will make
?
Actually, this is for...
Actually, this is for...
Oh, dear sisters, how wrong you are.
Oh, dear sisters, how wrong you are.
What's gotten into you?
What's gotten into you?
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They are clearly
preparing
\N
to ferment something.
They are clearly
\N
preparing
to ferment something.
No, no, we're about to do\Nsomething different.
No, no, we're about to do\Nsomething different.
What's going on here?
What's going on here?
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It appears they're
making
\N
some new type of food.
It appears they're
\N
making
some new type of food.
Now then...
Now then...
With this mortar and pestle,\Nwe will make mochi.
With this mortar and pestle,\Nwe will make mochi.
Never heard of those.
Never heard of those.
Is the tool in his hand the pestle?
Is the tool in his hand the pestle?
And the rice will become mochi?
And the rice will become mochi?
Growing rice was quite complicated.
Growing rice was quite complicated.
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But
there
is such a variety of ways
to
eat
it.
And
there
are so many \Ndifferent methods
to
prepare
it.
This rice is different from the usual.
This rice is different from the usual.
It's specifically for making mochi.
It's specifically for making mochi.
Mochi mochi mochi mochi...
Mochi mochi mochi mochi...
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I never knew
there were different types.
I never knew
\N
there were different types.
Now then...
Now then...
Ready.
Ready.
Here goes!
Here goes!
Yah!
Yah!
Go.
Go.
Hup!
Hup!
Go.
Go.
Hah!
Hah!
Go.
Go.
Hrmf!
Hrmf!
Go.
Go.
Rmm!
Rmm!
Go.
Go.
I was expecting something more spectacular.
I was expecting something more spectacular.
Turns out it's all quite simple.
Turns out it's all quite simple.
Hoof...
Hoof...
Phew, this really tires you out.
Phew, this really tires you out.
We simply need to smash it, yes?
We simply need to smash it, yes?
I wanna try!
I wanna try!
Be my guests.
Be my guests.
But... go easy on it.
But... go easy on it.
Ready?
Ready?
Here goes!
Here goes!
Pat.
Pat.
Squish squish.
Squish squish.
Squeeze!
Squeeze!
Hang on, I don't like the look of that!
Hang on, I don't like the look of that!
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# HIDIVE Winter arrived at our home\Nin the forest once again. The snow piles up every year. So we step away from our\Nfarming lifestyle for the season. Getting through winter with the food and\Nwood we prepared earlier in the year. With our new villages,\Nwe had many more mouths to feed. We'd worried if we'd prepared enough, but... We aren't getting through our food stores? Yes, well, we're consuming some, of course. But hardly enough. We're using less than a third\Nof what we estimated. That little? They seem conditioned by\Ntheir circumstances until now... ...and so they eat as little as possible. Modest living is to be commended, but this level of restraint\Nis an issue of its own. We've told them there is no need\Nfor such moderation, yet still... Maybe we can ask them to eat the meat\Nand vegetables that will spoil otherwise. Good thinking. That might change their minds. I'll bring word to them now. We'll need to examine our stores. Mamu? What's wrong? Do the nyunyu daphne need anything? Nothing. They never need anything! And that's a problem? They don't need food. In tree form, they can withstand the cold. Peaceful. Every now and then\NI dig them out of the snow, but... Help! I was so happy to be put in charge of them,\Nbut they never need anything from me! You might say their minds are at ease\Nbecause you're around. There is something... Yes? What might it be?! The minotaurs have a request\Nof the nyunyu daphne. Yes?! They would like them to wear clothing\Nwhen they are out. Serenity. Oh, they sometimes forget to wear\Nclothing when in human form. But don't worry!\NI'll tell them to be more careful! I'm glad that was a simple problem... I guess? Winter time... calls for winter food! That looks properly steamed! I smell rice! Making something bizarre again, I imagine? You've got sharp eyes! Or noses? That looks like quite a lot. Will you be making rice balls? I wonder how many this will make. Actually, this is for... Oh, dear sisters, how wrong you are. What's gotten into you? They are clearly preparing\Nto ferment something. No, no, we're about to do\Nsomething different. What's going on here? It appears they're making\Nsome new type of food. Now then... With this mortar and pestle,\Nwe will make mochi. Never heard of those. Is the tool in his hand the pestle? And the rice will become mochi? Growing rice was quite complicated. But there is such a variety of ways to eat it. This rice is different from the usual. It's specifically for making mochi. Mochi mochi mochi mochi... I never knew there were different types. Now then... Ready. Here goes! Yah! Go. Hup! Go. Hah! Go. Hrmf! Go. Rmm! Go. I was expecting something more spectacular. Turns out it's all quite simple. Hoof... Phew, this really tires you out. We simply need to smash it, yes? I wanna try! Be my guests. But... go easy on it. Ready? Here goes! Pat. Squish squish. Squeeze! Hang on, I don't like the look of that! And so it became something else entirely. So we tried again. Everyone who came when they\Nheard the ruckus took turns. And eventually it felt\Nmore like the real thing. My apologies. Sorry for the wait! Here's a special explosive that's just\Nweak enough that the house won't blow up! No explosions, please. After all our troubles, we finally had\Nmochi ready for flavoring. Sweet and savory in sugary soy sauce. The classic roasted soy powder. And zunda, made with smashed edamame. Oh, what an intriguing consistency. So stretchy! We also boiled up red beans to make zenzai! Just what you need to warm up on a cold day. That's hot! Burning hot! Try some of these if you'd like. Oh, kusamochi! I've added fragrant herbs from the forest. Oh, these are excellent. Even better than the mugwort back home. I'm so glad you like it. Picking herbs is quite a trial. You need to be prepared\Nfor them to fight back. Herbs can fight? It's nothing like a rice ball. Rice is so peculiar. Oh, feasting away, are we? Donovan, what's that you've got? I heard you were cooking up rice, so I brought something to go with it. Much appreciated. Oh, I know what this is. Home-brewed sake! Alcohol? Seems like! Caught your attention fast, huh? Drink up and enjoy! Pretty good, right? This is so good! Mochi-making caught on\Nas a form of winter exercise whenever the weather permitted. And the best mochi-maker among us was... Oh, hello. ...Gordon, the minotaur. There's no need to use force. Simply let the pestle fall\Nunder its own weight. Exactly. Farming Life in Another World 2. Please! I wish to take you as my wife! I'm sorry, who are you, exactly? Forgive me. I am head of House Britoa of the\NDemonic Kingdom of Galgardo. My name is Grattz Britoa. Please, might I have your name? I am Ronana. A minotaur woman from Village Two\Nand an imposing man in armor... What's going on here? Do forgive us for troubling you. The Great Tree Village? For what sudden business? Relations with the village\Nare vital for our kingdom. Why should I not witness it for myself? Well... My curiosity grows! I see... He would have it no other way,\Nand this is what came of bringing him here. Love at first sight, or so he says. Are you the mayor of this village? Yeah, the name's Hiraku. And your conditions? Huh? Tell me what you require of me\Nto take Ronana as my wife! She says I must ask your permission. Can I have a moment? Is that the normal way to take a wife here? It's not entirely not-normal. But parents often decide on\Ntheir child's spouse. At least for the first two or three wives. One day, a gallant man of nobility and\Na girl from a remote village came together... Here we go... Lovers from two different worlds. They are torn apart. As they escape on a dark moonless night... the evil hand of the mayor closes in! Roar! It's like a story out of fairy tales. Right. Let's all just say that made sense. Look, I see that you're sincere,\Nbut what matters most is what she wants. If Ronana doesn't want to be married,\NI'm afraid I must refuse. I need only make her say so? But you can't force her. No threats or commands. Take your time, think it over,\Nand decide if he's right for you. Very well. Do that and you'll have\Nno complaints from me. Well then, Miss Ronana... Yes? What would you have me do? Well... The perfect match can come out of nowhere. Personally, I hope the best for them both. We've agreed to start by exchanging letters. But I cannot keep her from my mind. While I stand here, some other man might steal her away! I wish to be by her side! I resign from my position\Namong the great generals! Spare us this foolishness. You are commander of the kingdom's militia. Yes, and you cannot leave\Nsuch a post on a mere whim! My brother will serve in my stead. That is irresponsible! I care not! You are a disgrace! I choose to live for love! Fine, I quit too! Feel free! I beg to differ. Well? How did we do? We made these pickles as well. Oh, I think you did excellently. I have that pot you needed fixed. Thank you. Wish we had something\Nto really make this dish sing. Sing? Can food do that? Sing... Sing? Waaa! Ooo hoo! Sorry, I meant that metaphorically. I meant like seaweed-dark, thin... And how strong? How... strong? It comes from the sea, like kelp. Usually wrapped around food. It wraps its food? How violent. I think it grows close to the seashore. It's harvested when it's cold, I think. Some famous person on\Na TV show said as much. If it comes from the sea,\Nwe ought ask Michael. A trip to Shashaato it is, then! Then, a few days later... Thank you as always for\Nyour continued patronage. Sorry to bring you out here in this cold. Spare it no thought! I would travel through fire, water, and the icy northern winds to do trade. Zoom! So cold! Now, we do not consume things\Nsuch as this seaweed you requested, so I am not entirely sure\NI have brought what you desire. Truth is, I don't know\Nall that much about it either. But I'll give it a try. First, you use a knife to chop it. That should do it. Then you separate it in some water. And spread it in a wooden frame like this. Is that enough? This almost looks like... the weeds that grow in the forest shade. You have a point. I suppose there's a reason\Nit's called seaweed. Once it's spread thin,\Nyou remove the frame. Then we let it dry. We leave it like this? We should dry it outside. No, we'll leave this to our helping hands. Here I go, Tia. Whenever you're ready. Dry! Dry! Goodbye, moisture! The convenience of magic. We processed the seaweed you brought us. This is the same stuff? Is it fabric? Paper, maybe? I thought it was to be food? Is it eaten as-is? Hang on! First, you add heat, and crisp it up! Apparently this makes it easier to digest. I'd rather not upset their stomachs. Has it taken on a new shade? I've never smelled anything like it. And once it's ready,\Nthis is the only way to go! What more could you ask for? Now this takes me back! How is it? I think I might cry. Is it that good?! The saltiness is a perfect match. At last, we get a taste! I love how easy it is to hold. We have roasted seaweed.\NWe have a brazier. It must be done! Fried mochi in seaweed! Mochi was good already, but now\Nit's crispy, crunchy, and flavorful! Good mayor, if you so wish it, I can see to it my people harvest\Nand process this seaweed for you. In exchange, I might ask you trade us\Nsome of the ingredients for this mochi. It's not something we can do right away,\Nas we'd need to grow more mochi rice. But I will raise the topic with my people. Much appreciated. The ingredients keep for long and need\Nonly be cooked and dressed in sauce. Yes, this will be a fine money-maker. I've heard you have alcohol\Nmade from rice as well? Hands off our alcohol! Very well. Farming... Life... in Another World 2! We have rice. We have seaweed. Something in my very soul calls out to me. "Make sushi!" it screams. Why must you fan it? Honestly? No idea.\NBut this looks more the part. First, you take freshly made rice and\Nadd in vinegar mixed with salt and sugar. Then you wrap up the ingredients you have. Many imagine nigiri\Nwhen they think of sushi. But the people of this world\Nare averse to raw fish. So instead, we're making thick sushi rolls\Nwith no raw ingredients. The dextrous mountain elves\Nmade our sushi mats for us. Once you place the ingredients on the rice, you use the mat to roll it up. Once it's wrapped, you cut it with a knife. Hrmm, it's tough to make these round. Finished. Impressive, honestly. Now to mix things up. We have mayonnaise,\Nso we'll make salad rolls. We don't have imitation crab meat,\Nso instead we'll use the real thing. What extravagance! There's no way this doesn't taste incredible! I just needed to check if it tasted okay. This one didn't roll well anyway, so... Well, it appears I've improperly cut this. The angle is all off here. It is poor manners to sneak food that way. Sorry. Wow, so this is sushi? It looks so lovely. The tart smell put me off, but it goes surprisingly well. The vinegar might help it\Nkeep in lunch boxes. Why is that? Vinegar helps to eliminate bacteria. It does? And here they were,\Nhoping to ferment things. I'll avenge you! After all that, winter is coming to an end. But even as the snow melts,\Nit does still get cold. Most years we struggle to decide\Nwhen to start farming again, but... It's too early. From now on, we'll follow Igu's advice. There's something else I hope\Nto prepare before spring. You want to carry decorations around? Hanging explosives to set off around town? Getting chased by rampaging bulls? Why would anyone do such? When you put it that way,\NI'm not exactly sure. What other customs are there? Well... Now that we have Village Two,\NVillage Three, and all our new residents, A festival! I thought maybe we could start\Na new festival for the village. It's all like, "Yay! Festival!" I tried telling them about and then more "Hooray!" all the festivals I knew. Throwing tomatoes at each other? Chasing cheese rolling down a hill? Running around with pudding? I'm sorry, despite your efforts,\Nwe just do not understand. No, it's my fault for giving\Nsuch weird examples. What sort of festivals are you familiar with? The sort to welcome in\Nthe new year or new harvest. Oh, I know some like that. What do you do at those festivals? We set up a pyopyo in the middle of town. Wait, not a moomoo? Don't you mean the fall chomuchomu? What? No... I'm not following a word... But if this world has its own festivals, maybe I should let them plan one for me. In my homeland, pyopyo leaves the center\Nof town to attack the homes of the rich. Pyopyo only digs a hole. Moomoo attacks. Attacks how? Under cover. Moomoo would never! They all have different interpretations. According to the official position— Who gave them the right\Nto decide anything? Moomoo stands for justice! They all seem to disagree. Moomoo is all about the crazed sneak attacks. Any chance we can combine this all into one? I doubt it. Moomoo defeats all evil! Each region appears to have\Nquite different takes. Moomoo is the sneakiest attacker. The weak-kneed moomoo is best. I agree. Nothing was coming together, so we had them each write down their\Nlocal traditions so we could draw lots. Okay! Only one winner. Let's see... How do they compete? By pitting fighting styles\Nagainst each other. Oh, not just a demonstration or something? I'm glad you picked something simple. Let's get right to planning the competition. Okay! We cannot let this be anything but incredible! Not feeling great about picking\Nsomething so violent... But maybe it will just be like\Na school sports day? Kind of?
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# TrashEnthusiast Winter arrived at our home\Nin the forest once again. The snow piles up every year. So we step away from our\Nfarming lifestyle for the season. Getting through winter with the food and\Nwood we prepared earlier in the year. With our new villages,\Nwe had many more mouths to feed. We were worried about \Nwhether we prepared enough, but... We aren't getting through our food stores? Yes, well, we're consuming some, of course. But hardly enough. We're using less than a third\Nof what we estimated. That little? They seem conditioned by\Ntheir circumstances until now... ...and so they eat as little as possible. Modest living is to be commended, but this level of restraint\Nis an issue of its own. We've told them there's no need\Nfor such moderation, and yet... Maybe we can ask them to eat the meat\Nand vegetables that will spoil otherwise. Good thinking. That might change their minds. I'll go inform them now. We'll need to examine our stores. Mamu? What's wrong? Do the nyunyu daphne need anything? Nothing. They never need anything! And that's a problem? They don't need food. In tree form, they can withstand the cold. Peaceful. Every now and then\NI dig them out of the snow, but... Help! I was so happy to be put in charge of them,\Nbut they never need anything from me! You might say their minds are at ease\Nbecause you're around. There is something... Yes? What might it be?! The minotaurs have a request\Nof the nyunyu daphne. Yes?! They would like them to \Nwear clothing when they are out. Serenity. Oh, they sometimes forget to \Nwear clothing when in human form. But don't worry!\NI'll tell them to be more careful! I'm glad that was a simple problem... I guess? Winter time... calls for winter food! That looks properly steamed! I smell rice! Making something bizarre again, I imagine? You've got sharp eyes! Or noses? That looks like quite a lot. Will you be making rice balls? I wonder how many this will make? Actually, this is for... Oh, dear sisters, how wrong you are. What's gotten into you? They are clearly \Npreparing to ferment something. No, no, we're about to do\Nsomething different. What's going on here? It appears they're \Nmaking some new type of food. Now then... With this mortar and pestle,\Nwe will make mochi. Never heard of those. Is the tool in his hand the pestle? And the rice will become mochi? Growing rice was quite complicated. And there are so many \Ndifferent methods to prepare it. This rice is different from the usual. It's specifically for making mochi. Mochi mochi mochi mochi... I never knew \Nthere were different types. Now then... Ready. Here goes! Yah! Go. Hup! Go. Hah! Go. Hrmf! Go. Rmm! Go. I was expecting something more spectacular. Turns out it's all quite simple. Hoof... Phew, this really tires you out. We simply need to smash it, yes? I wanna try! Be my guests. But... go easy on it. Ready? Here goes! Pat. Squish squish. Squeeze! Hang on, I don't like the look of that! And so it became something else entirely. So we tried again. Everyone who came when they\Nheard the ruckus took turns. And eventually it felt\Nmore like the real thing. My apologies. Sorry for the wait! Here's a special explosive that's just\Nweak enough that the house won't blow up! No explosions, please. After all our troubles, \Nwe finally had mochi ready for flavoring. Sweet and savory in sugary soy sauce. The classic roasted soy powder. And zunda, made with smashed edamame. Oh, what an intriguing consistency. So stretchy! We also boiled some red beans to make zenzai! Just what you need to warm up on a cold day. That's hot! Burning hot! Try some of these if you'd like. Oh, kusamochi! I added fragrant herbs from the forest. Oh, these are excellent. Even better than the mugwort back home. I'm so glad you like it. Picking herbs is quite a trial. You need to be prepared\Nfor them to fight back. Herbs can fight? It's nothing like a rice ball. Rice is so peculiar. Oh, feasting away, are we? Donovan, what's that you've got? I heard you were cooking up rice, so I brought something to go with it. Much appreciated. Oh, I know what this is. Home-brewed sake! Alcohol? Seems like! Caught your attention fast, huh? Drink up and enjoy! This is so good! Thus, mochi-making caught on\Nas a form of winter exercise, whenever the weather permitted. And the best mochi-maker among us was... Oh, hello. ...Gordon, the minotaur. There's no need to use force. Simply let the pestle fall\Nunder its own weight. Exactly. Farming Life in Another World 2. Please! I wish to take you as my wife! I'm sorry, who are you, exactly? Forgive me. I am the head of House Britoa \Nof the Demonic Kingdom of Galgardo. My name is Grattz Britoa. Please, might I have your name? I am Ronana. A minotaur woman from Village Two,\Nand an imposing man in armor... What's going on here? Do forgive us for troubling you. The Great Tree Village? For what sudden business? Relations with the village\Nare vital for our kingdom. Why should I not witness it for myself? Well... My curiosity grows! I see... He would have it no other way,\Nand this is what came of bringing him here. Love at first sight, or so he says. Are you the mayor of this village? Yeah, the name's Hiraku. And your conditions? Huh? I would like to know what you require of me\Nto take Ronana as my wife! She says I must ask your permission. Can I have a moment? Is that the normal way to take a wife here? It's not entirely not-normal. But parents often decide on\Ntheir child's spouse. At least for the first two or three wives. One day, a gallant man of nobility and\Na girl from a remote village came together... Here we go... Lovers from two different worlds. They are torn apart. As they escape on a dark moonless night... the evil hand of the mayor closes in! Roar! It's like a story out of fairy tales. Right. Let's just say that made sense. Look, I see that you're sincere,\Nbut what matters most is what she wants. If Ronana doesn't want to be married,\NI'm afraid I must refuse. I need only make her say so? But you can't force her. No threats or commands. Take your time, think it over,\Nand decide if he's right for you. Very well. Do that and you'll have\Nno complaints from me. Well then, Miss Ronana... Yes? What would you have me do? Well... The perfect match can come out of nowhere. Personally, I hope the best for them both. We've agreed to start by exchanging letters. But I cannot keep her from my mind! While I stand here, some other man might steal her away! I wish to be by her side! I resign from my position\Namong the great generals! Spare us this foolishness. You are commander of the kingdom's militia. Indeed, and you cannot \Nleave such a post on a mere whim! My brother will serve in my stead. That is irresponsible! I care not! You are a disgrace! I choose to live for love! Fine, I quit too! Feel free! I beg to differ. Well? How did we do? We made these pickles as well. Oh, I think you did excellently. I have that pot you needed fixed. Thank you. I'd like something\Nto make this dish sing. Sing? Can food do that? Sing... Sing? Waaa! Ooo hoo! Sorry, I meant that metaphorically. I meant like seaweed-dark, thin... And how strong? How... strong? It comes from the sea, like kelp. Usually wrapped around food. It wraps its food? How violent. I think it grows close to the seashore. It's harvested when it's cold, I think. Some famous person on\Na TV show said as much. If it comes from the sea,\Nwe ought ask Michael. A trip to Shashaato it is, then! Then, a few days later... Thank you as always for\Nyour continued patronage. Sorry to bring you out here in this cold. Spare it no thought! I would travel through fire, water, and the icy northern winds to do trade. Zoom! So cold! Now, we do not consume things\Nsuch as this seaweed you requested, so I am not entirely sure\NI have brought what you desire. Truth is, I don't know\Nall that much about it either. But I'll give it a try. First, you use a knife to chop it. That should do it. Then you separate it in some water. And spread it in a wooden frame like this. Is this enough? It almost looks like... the weeds that grow in the forest shade. You have a point. I suppose there's a reason\Nit's called seaweed. Once it's spread thin,\Nyou remove the frame. Then we let it dry. We leave it like this? We should dry it outside. No, we'll leave this to our helping hands. Here I go, Tia. Whenever you're ready. Dry! Dry! Goodbye, moisture! The convenience of magic. We processed the seaweed you brought us. This is the same stuff? Is it fabric? Paper, maybe? I thought it was to be food? Is it eaten as-is? Hang on! First, you add heat, and crisp it up! Apparently this makes it easier to digest. I'd rather not upset their stomachs. Has it taken on a new shade? I've never smelled anything like it. And once it's ready,\Nthis is the only way to go! What more could you ask for? Now this takes me back! How is it? I think I might cry. It's that good?! The saltiness is a perfect match. At last, we get a taste! I love how easy it is to hold. We have roasted seaweed.\NWe have a brazier. It must be done! Fried mochi in seaweed! Mochi was good already, \Nbut now it's crispy, crunchy, and flavorful! Good mayor, if you so wish it, I can see to it that my people \Nharvest and process this seaweed for you. In exchange, I might ask you trade us\Nsome of the ingredients for this mochi. It's not something we can do right away,\Nas we'll need to grow more mochi rice. But I'll raise the topic with my people. Much appreciated. The ingredients keep for long, \Nand need only be cooked and dressed in sauce. Yes, this will be a fine money-maker. I've heard you have alcohol\Nmade from rice as well? Hands off our alcohol! Very well. Farming... Life... in Another World 2! We have rice. We have seaweed. Something in my very soul calls out to me. "Make sushi!" it screams. Why must you fan it? Honestly? No idea.\NBut this looks more the part. First, you take freshly made rice and\Nadd in vinegar mixed with salt and sugar. Then you wrap up the ingredients you have. Many imagine nigiri\Nwhen they think of sushi. But the people of this world\Nare averse to raw fish. So instead, we're making thick sushi rolls\Nwith no raw ingredients. The dextrous mountain elves\Nmade our sushi mats for us. Once you place the ingredients on the rice, you use the mat to roll it up. Once it's wrapped, you cut it with a knife. Hrmm, it's tough to make these round. Finished. Impressive, honestly. Now to mix things up. We have mayonnaise,\Nso we'll make salad rolls. We don't have imitation crab meat,\Nso instead we'll use the real thing. What extravagance! There's no way this doesn't taste incredible! I just needed to check if it tasted okay. This one didn't roll well anyway, so... Well, it appears I've improperly cut this. The angle is all off here. It is poor manners to sneak food that way. Sorry. Wow, so this is sushi? It looks so lovely. The tart smell put me off, but it goes surprisingly well. The vinegar might \Nhelp it keep in lunch boxes. Why is that? Vinegar helps to eliminate bacteria. It does?! And here they were,\Nhoping to ferment things. I'll avenge you! After all that, winter is coming to an end. But even though the snow melts,\Nit does still get cold. Most years we struggle to decide\Nwhen to start farming again, but... It's too early. From now on, we'll follow Igu's advice. There's something else \NI hope to prepare before spring. You want to carry decorations around? Hanging explosives to set off around town? Getting chased by rampaging bulls? Why would anyone do such a thing? When you put it that way,\NI'm not exactly sure. What other customs are there? Well... Now that we have Village Two,\NVillage Three, and all our new residents, A festival! I thought maybe we could start\Na new festival for the village. It's all like, "Yay! Festival!" I tried telling them about and then more "Hooray!" all the festivals I knew. Throwing tomatoes at each other? Chasing cheese rolling down a hill? Running around with pudding? I'm sorry, despite your efforts,\Nwe just do not understand. No, it's my fault \Nfor giving such weird examples. What sort of festivals are you familiar with? The sort to welcome in\Nthe new year or new harvest. Oh, I know some like that. What do you do at those festivals? We set up a pyopyo in the middle of town. Wait, not a moomoo? Don't you mean the fall chomuchomu? What? No... I'm not following a word... But if this world has its own festivals, maybe I should let them plan one for me. In my homeland, pyopyo leaves \Nthe center of town to attack the homes of the rich. Pyopyo only digs a hole. Moomoo attacks. Attacks how? Under cover. Moomoo would never! They all have different interpretations. According to the official position— Who gave them the right\Nto decide anything? Moomoo stands for justice! They all seem to disagree. Moomoo is all about the crazed sneak attacks. Any chance we can combine this all into one? I doubt it. Moomoo defeats all evil! Each region appears to have\Nquite different takes. Moomoo is the sneakiest attacker. The weak-kneed moomoo is best. I agree. Nothing was coming together, so we had them each write down \Ntheir local traditions so we could draw lots. Okay! Only one winner. Let's see... How do they compete? By pitting fighting styles\Nagainst each other. Oh, not just a demonstration or something? I'm glad you picked something simple. Let's get right to planning the competition. Okay! We cannot let this be anything but incredible! Not feeling great about picking\Nsomething so violent... But maybe it'll just be like\Na school sports day? Kind of?
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