“Oh, I asked just to make sure because the direction of the dot is slightly different. Don’t worry about it.”

She was from Kaleta, so the characters and spelling she currently used in Persetha were a bit unfamiliar. It wasn’t very different, but it felt like not following the latest trends at all. Loo asked her.

“How do you write it in Persetha, then?”

After seeing the dot being lightly stamped in the opposite direction, Loo nodded.

“That’s right. Thank you.”

Now that she’s here, she has to adapt well to this place. She knows that there are still remnants of the Kaleta notation in her hands. There are probably many other habits as well. So she read the newspaper more diligently. She, who always waited for the day to die, was happy to have something to do.

“May I leave the seat for a moment?”

“Of course. I heard you had a hard time for three days, Miss. Take a rest.”

The Viscount Plache’s people sent by her father were said to be very trustworthy, especially carefully chosen. They treated her as the most important lady with great courtesy, and they dealt with the merchants who rushed in without giving her a break.
Rather, it was much easier than selling the Emperor’s goods. Perhaps, it could be because Loo heard that she had a hard time at the port, and her father sent more people. Loo vaguely smiled and left the place where the sale was taking place for a while to catch her breath.

The port was still full of Imperialle and the Emperor’s watchful eyes and ears. Since the final work of loading the attachments from the Emperor’s warehouse onto the ship was still ongoing, she had to check that area too. So, there were many familiar faces.

“You worked with that woman who confronted our deputy chief this time, Francis.”

Loo’s steps stopped.

“To do such uncultured things in front of the deputy chief, are all those from the Kaleta Empire like that originally?”

Perhaps from around the corner, there was a voice that was definitely from the people of the General Affairs Department, along with the slightly trembling voice of Francis Gray, who had worked together for the past three days.

“It’s a bit like that. She even wrote the list because she said she would do it herself, so it was hard to recognize.”

“Oh, is the writing different there?”

“It’s a bit different. Everything is different, and the way they talk sounds like a dialect…”

“Overall, it seems rustic. Anyway, those from Kaleta, and those from the West…”

Laughter followed. Beyond the corner, Francis Gray, who was awkwardly laughing with three or four people from the General Affairs Department, was glimpsed.

Loo turned her head, smiled at the Flaché Viscount knight whose expression had disappeared, and quickly moved away from the corner. If she did that, the knight also tightly closed his mouth.

She won’t be hurt by such things. Compared to the mockery of the Imperial Knights who used to ridicule her when Carlos lost power, she was very calm and belonged to the quiet and polite faction.

Loo was already trained in harsh words and malice. It’s just a little unsettling. As long as she lives with others, she had to adjust.

‘ I should change the way I write quickly.’

Nobles, especially, will surely nitpick even on such trivial things. In this world, where Loo is at fault if she can’t keep up, it’s unavoidable.

By the way, where was she going? Her lost steps were wandering, and she barely avoided a sudden collision with someone who approached her.

“Miss, are you okay?”

Instinctively securing a safe distance with the sword, Loo glanced at the escort knight and apologized to the person she almost bumped into.

“I’m sorry.”

“No! It’s okay! It’s because I have a lot of luggage! But by any chance, do you know where the place that sells monster attachments is around here?”

A woman who smelled strongly of the sea, with a significantly taller stature and a well-tanned skin, asked with a backpack twice the size of her body.