Episode 544 Saving the Count Family (2)
Regardless of whether Sylveria paid attention or not, Ray would leave the count family and go down to the village whenever he had time.
one morning in the morning.
Another late evening.
There were times when he skipped rainy days and there were times when he shut himself up in the Countâs house because it was cold.
Scribble in the yard with a single twig, deep in thought, and then erase it with a hammer.
And naturally, his behavior reached Sylveriaâs ears.
No matter how much he gave up, he still couldnât come to his senses and wasted his time, and a sigh came out.
what about one?
Father and brother saw him and gave orders to leave him alone.
âWhat are you trying to do?â
It was like that before, but itâs the same thing that I still donât understand.
At first, it seemed like he took a ledger and looked at some books to make a top, but he seems to have gotten tired of that in less than two days.
âBecause I decided to turn my nerves off.â
Taking a small breath, she closed her eyes and turned her steps towards the separate room.
* * *
When Silveria is seriously concerned about the future of her family.
Ray went down to the village and snooped here and there to gather information.
âYou do a good job. Would you like to work at our stable? ha ha ha.â
âThis person, even if you pretend to be this guy, a blacksmith suits you. How could a man spend his days taking care of a horse?â
âSo youâre saying Iâm not even a man?â
He helped out with the work of the village for a few days and became friendly with the workers, and now he is at the level where people come and greet him without having to greet him first.
Ray shook his head at the two jokes.
âI will make the top.â
All he had was a few pieces of silver, and when he said he would build a guild, the workersâ eyes widened.
And then, a smile spread across his lips.
âha ha ha. You have big ambitions.â
âI wish you good luck. try hard hahahaha.â
Ray didnât react much to their ridicule.
After helping the workers with their work, he wandered around town and looked at the shops.
A shop that sells cloth.
A shop that sells silk.
From fruit shops to grain accessories and weapons.
Indeed, since it was a village located in the front yard of the countâs family, there were many shops and the number of people using it was quite large.
âIâll make some money if I can get it right.â
Quite appetizing.
But for that to happen, something was needed first.
The guild cannot operate alone.
I had to find the right talent and make it to the point where I could make the top run on its own.
At first, I thought of entrusting the job to Gide, but he was too honest and did not suit the business.
When negotiating, it is a bad idea to gamble like Gide.
The best thing is to adjust your intentions with the other person to some extent and make a deal that both of you are satisfied with.
In that respect, there were definitely parts that Gide was unreliable to entrust to the ascendant.
âIsnât there a good guy out there?â
I munched on the skewers I bought at the stall and looked around.
A man with a shaggy beard is seen selling trinkets.
They catch people on the street and force them to buy a bracelet, but it would be better to see them as bandits rather than merchants.
no such guy next.
This time, a woman selling silk caught my eye in the store.
The store is quite large, but if you listen to what they say, you can easily tell that itâs nothing more than a solicitation.
Only then will you be able to do business, but you will not be able to become an upper class owner.
That person also screwed up. next.
Ray wandered around the town for hours like that.
I bought and ate more than five skewers without finding the right person I was looking for.
âToday I just made a fool of myself.â
Well, there must be days like this.
In the first place, I did not think that talented people would come out in one day.
The moment I was about to give up and go back.
A commotion came from a corner of the market alley.
âYou useless bastard!â
âHa, give me one more chance! We can do well this timeâ¦!â Go back immediately!â
The place he was kicked out while talking was a small restaurant.
Perhaps because it is located in an alley, it is very shabby, and the menu is all about beef jerky and thin porridge.
It seems that it was a place with its own taste, but even among the workers, rumors of the restaurant were full.
I didnât know that an employee would be fired in such a place.
The man begged a few more times in front of the door, but the owner never opened the door.
âItâs pitiful.â
It looks good, but it canât be helped that it was cut.
Ray immediately looked away from the alleyway and put the last piece of meat on the skewer into his mouth.
He walked away and left the village.
* * *
The next day, Ray visited the village again.
I looked around the shopping street, but I still couldnât find much wood that could be used for sangjae.
It is only because of this that we will not be able to find talented people even after a few more days.
âMaybe I was asking for too much.â
Ray decided to lower his eyes a little more.
The trinkets seller, who looked lousy, lowered his eyes to the point where he looked a little decent.
However, even so, there was no person who could be written at the top.
At least it would be nice to have an employee.
While he was walking around town for a while.
His footsteps stopped at the sound of noise in his ears.
âIf you are kicked out of here, your wife and children will starve to death⦠Please have mercy just onceâ¦
â
âHa, but you must have posted a notice that you are looking for someone to work for you.â
âIf you look rude, you act rude too. Iâm sorry, but I canât reap a beggar as a clerk.â
When the owner snorted once, the diminutive man seemed to shrink a little, but soon opened his mouth again.
âPlease believe and write once. I wonât ask for it twice.â
Even with that, the owner just shook his head.
âIf you do anything more than this, I will call the guards.â
The man, frightened by the word calling the guards, had no choice but to leave the tavern behind.
Ray watched it from afar.
âAre you the person from yesterday?â
Last time I was kicked out of a restaurant, and this time I was kicked out of a bar too.
If you look at the outfit, it would be natural.
Does the fact that they keep running into each other despite the fact that the village is not small have some kind of relationship?
He looked at the man for a moment, then looked away.
âno way. What is the relationship?â
He started to walk around the village again.
* * *
After walking around the village for three days, no suitable person came out.
I used my friendship with the villagers and workers to touch the people across the street, but I didnât get anything.
Having used up all three silver coins he had in his pocket to buy skewers, he only lost money.
Iâm going to make a guild, but I havenât done a proper job yet, so my appetite is bitter.
Shall I lower my eyes a little more?
When I was walking down the street thinking about that.
The now familiar noise stops his steps again.
Itâs already the fifth.
When Ray turned his head, the polite man was being kicked out of the general store.
âHow many times do I have to tell you that our store is not looking for clerks?â
âThink about it for onceâ¦! I wonât disappoint youâ¦!â
A grown-up man cries as if he is so afraid of Moo.
As a result, the owner also seemed to have weakened his heart, and his tone faded a little.
âLook, Iâm barely living with glue in my mouth. Why donât you know that if I pay you, Iâll end up on the street too?â
Considering that the store is quite large, it is clear that it is a lie to live with barely enough food in oneâs mouth.
Perhaps he kicked out the beggar-dressed man because he knew that hiring a clerk as a clerk would damage his image.
After asking for a long time to see if the man knew about it, he grabbed the hem of the hostâs pants and stretched out.
âPlease save me, adult.â
As if I had thrown away all my pride in front of life.
His every move was desperate.
At this point, itâs time to get kicked out by the owner.
As expected by Ray, the man was kicked out of the general store with a scolding shortly thereafter.
Ray was lost in thought as he watched the man walk out helplessly.
If this is a relationship, it will be a relationship.
Looking at the eyes that didnât die at all even when he said his last words, he weighed with the rest of the workers, and soon approached the man.
âDo you want to eat this?â
What he held out as he spoke was the last remaining skewer.
The man took one look at it and then shook his hand.
âIf it is given out of sympathy, take it. I am looking for a job, not to buy sympathy.â
I was worried that my self-esteem had run out, but apparently that wasnât the case.
A man entered one side of the alley and sat down against the wall.
In the quiet alley after the noise subsided, Ray broke the silence first.
âI am trying to build the top. However, there is no clerk at the top. Are you thinking of working?â
It is too heavy a content for a young man at a young age to recommend.
The man who heard this as a joke looked at Ray with a serious face.
âSorry, but my life is at stake. If you are farming, please find another place.â
At that, Ray sat down on the dirt floor like him.
His luxurious clothes were all covered with dirt.
âI am not kidding. Well, I canât help it if you donât trust me as the other shopkeeper did to you.â
At that, the man looked at him.
Ray knows how much the man suffered because of those who did not believe in him.
Thatâs why he knew even more that he couldnât refuse his words.
âYou wonât regret it. Iâm too lucky to be able to make it to the top.â
He smiles as if heâs joking, but for some reason, his appearance makes me believe him.
The man made up his mind and got up from his seat.
He lowered his head, not a single glance dead.
âPlease take good care of me, shopkeeper.â
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