I hope this letter finds you well and that everything is peaceful at home.

As requested, I am attaching the information about the real estate.

Sedona Agricultural Cooperative] [Respected Employer,

I understood that sending a letter to this address means it will be delivered to you. It’s near Carten, right? I appreciate you not only finding it according to my conditions but also providing detailed information about the house and land.

I have many questions about the tone of the letter, but since it might be awkward if this letter falls into someone else’s hands, I will ask you in person when the new term starts.

I can move in right away, correct? According to the field assessment, it seems I need to start managing it immediately to plant something for next year.

Neris Trued] [More Respected Trued,

The first letter was not sent by me; it was sent by my subordinate. What kind of tone did he use? No, I will ask him directly.

I arranged for you to move in right away because it seemed like you wanted that. Is it for Hallowed Grass? Even though it’s a specialty of Lantville, it’s not an expensive item. Did you ask for the field and people to cultivate it for that?

I am looking forward to an interesting spectacle. If there are more errands, feel free to let me know.

Employer] [Great Employer, greater than me, Mainland Lant,

Judging by the tone of the second letter, it seems the route for delivering the letter is safe.

I thought it was sent that way due to security reasons. Regarding the tone of the first letter, I believe you already found the answer.

It doesn’t seem like it will be a very interesting spectacle. But I guess what you are expecting is freedom.

By now, someone should have arrived to work in the house you found for me. Since you mentioned errands, would you mind delivering the enclosed money to the person who entered that house? It shouldn’t seem like it came from Parisher.

I have to pay wages, but it’s too obvious if I send it from Parisher.

Neris Trued] [Trued, who does many things without the employer knowing,

I picked a suitable person while you were away and had them deliver it.

How many nobles are there in Parisher? It doesn’t matter; even if I write down the name of the room where you are staying in Parisher, no one will think you hired him and sent him wages.

The wages for the guy you’re using for fieldwork seem low. Should I pay in advance? Deduct it from your future salary.

Cledwin Mainland] [Mainland, who meddles unnecessarily,

Why is the senior giving the salary to the person I hired? That’s strange. And the amount is inevitable.

It’s because the amount of wages that can be continuously paid is about that much. It’s still okay since I’ll give him enough gratuity when I become rich by selling Hallowed Grass in the future.

And your standard as a senior is too high. The salary I set is generally at a reasonable level.

Neris Trued] [Trued, whose standards of strangeness are strange,
[Judging by the tone, it doesn’t seem like you’re just cultivating Hallowed Grass to sell. Got it. You don’t want me to inquire further about the business item, right?

Our standards for what’s strange and what’s not seem quite different.

You can buy a house in advance, but you can’t pay the servant’s wages in advance? Even the wages my subordinate’s subordinate receives come from my treasury.

Cledwin Mainland] [Mainland, who seems a bit bored,

I hired the senior’s subordinate’s subordinate to better execute the senior’s orders, so the senior will pay the wages.

But my worker was hired entirely for my personal purposes.

What about the house and land? Since I, the senior’s subordinate, might live there later, it’s not strange to receive my wages in advance.

There was a strange incident in the castle recently. Tommy Harrison is Ancarad’s cousin.

That vile little brat seemed to be up to something with Parisher Lady Jashin’s clothes, but they were all intact. Did the senior resolve it?

It turns out the Harrison family didn’t know anything, and Tommy seems to have received letters and cheap toys from Ancarad.

Once I scolded him, he was already frightened before I could do anything. Thanks for handling it.

Neris Trued] [Trued, who has expertise in dealing with costs for employers,

Ancarad Nine received a reprimand from his father for embarrassing behavior among relatives.

He probably won’t be able to show his face for a while. He’s the Marquis Nine, and it’s unusual that he doesn’t imply that your family is inconvenient to Wilmot.

He ran to school to officially complain, saying it’s what his precious daughter wants. It seems to be his pride.

Did you already know about his values when you willingly went back to Rohes?

There are many moles here, so your innate insight will come in handy.

I hope you grow up quickly, Trued. I can’t ask a child to deal with the elders of the Grand House.

Cledwin Mainland] [Already doing well on your own, Mainland,