We promised to start trading with the Dark Elves, and decided to say goodbye to them and discuss the matter later. Aside from Masaru, the other side could not negotiate trade on their own accord.
I gave them a large amount of ant shells as souvenirs, and sent Zaouera and Magialus to carry and guard them, so there should be no problems.

Now that I've got a lot of silk, I'm going to do some research in Vintaria.

As a matter of fact, the families of Yiga and Fuga were so happy that Magus had accepted the assignment and was going to work that they gave Masaru a lot of free silk to take as a sample.
It wasn't that he didn't want to be with Magiarius, it was just that the fact that Magiarius, the former god and ancestor, was being fed without working was a huge burden on his heart.

So, Zeraphitis, please visit ......... Vinteria!

I'm not a handy transfer agent. ......... Remember Masaru. Remember that.

I'm sure you'll be happy to know that I'm not the only one who's had to deal with this.

I've been using ......... for some time now, so I didn't know about it. .......... I didn't know that.

"Hey, the god of magic, ........., get a grip. I don't know.

And so we playfully transitioned home. ....

"Hey dude ........., Adelina told me to come back when I got home. "Gee, May.

"Gee, May ........., did Adelina say anything else?

She said, "What are you doing waiting for another king?

What are you still doing here? ......... I'm going to go report, contact, and consult. Good luck!

Good luck! He was encouraged by May to report to the castle.

What? I'm back at last! I'm meeting with another country, why are you gone?

No, I mean, why do you need me? I've been gone for years, remember?

You're the one with most of the materials! In the past few years, there's been a lot of trade and development that couldn't be done due to lack of materials!

It is true that there are a lot of materials in the item box when you say it like that.

I'm sure you'll be happy to hear that. I've got an idea!

Masaru suddenly got up and ran out of the room, forgetting to report, communicate or consult.