Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody, Vol. 6 by Hiro Ainana

Author:Hiro Ainana [Ainana, Hiro]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, Fantasy
Publisher: Yen On
Published: 2018-09-18T00:00:00+00:00

Many of the vendors on the main street had closed early, probably because of the whole mess with the demons, so we decided to go elsewhere, too.

First, I had to persuade a reluctant Nana to let the sealfolk kids go home. As thanks for going along with her, I gave them some tasty baked snacks. Then we took the carriage past the large wall to the museum that was between the nobles’ and the trade districts.

The music hall across from the museum was an option, too, but the latter won out in the popular vote.

This was technically part of the nobles’ quarter as well, but commoners could enter as long as they were reasonably well dressed. There were no rules against demi-humans, either, of course.

Still, it was probably better to play it safe so nobody would bother us on our sightseeing trip.

“Yamatooo?”

“King, sir.”

Tama and Pochi, clad in hooded coats that covered their ears and tails, read the sign above the museum entrance.

The museum consisted of three areas, connected by a main hall. The largest area was currently home to a limited-time exhibition called the “Ancestral King Yamato” exhibit.

“Looks pretty crowded over there,” Arisa remarked with some surprise.

The limited-time exhibit was as crowded as a popular attraction at a theme park.

“You’re right. It doesn’t seem like we can get a fast pass or anything. Let’s check out the other areas first.”

“Agreeeed.”

“Yes, sir.”

There was a recommended viewing order anyway, so we decided to follow that route.

The first area was mainly taxidermy specimens and skeletons. A glass wall protected the more valuable ones, while a sign stated that the open displays were mostly local specimens and could be freely touched.

“Watch out, sirs! Go on without me; I’ll hold them off, sirs!”

“It’s all cup to youuu.”

“Pochi, we’ll defeat the demon lord! Come find us!”

Guys, please, don’t put on a whole performance. Just look around normally. And Tama, you mean “it’s all up to you.” What would “cup to you” even mean?

“Master, can it not move? I inquire.”

Nana pointed at a taxidermic animal that resembled a cross between a kingfisher and a squirrel.

“No, because it’s stuffed.”

Maybe a necromancer could make it move.

“Oh, master, look at this! It’s so cute.”

Personally, I thought Lulu was much cuter.

“An unusual animal, is it not? It has very small wings for a bird.”

“Penguin.”

Lulu, Liza, and Mia were all examining a stuffed penguin.

So penguins existed in this world, too. Hopefully, there weren’t any stuffed penguinfolk or anything.

Still, though, why weren’t there any other people around but us? This area was strangely unpopular.

The atmosphere was pretty similar to the museums back in Japan, but with monster specimens among the exhibits, it definitely packed an extra punch.

“It looks like it could jump out and bite you at any second.”

“Scaryyy?”

“I’m not scared. It’s just a taxiderry, sir.”

Abandoning their little drama, the beastfolk girls gathered around a large stuffed creature called a “fortress tiger.”

Oh, hey.

“Pochi, come here for a second.”

“Coming, sir.”

Pochi tottered over, and I picked her up, moving her hand toward a ferocious-looking beast.

“That doesn’t scare me, sir.

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