The Reincarnator and the Goblin Maiden’s Happily Ever After: Using a Past Life to Keep a Joyful Wife Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 3] by Shinten-Shinchi

Author:Shinten-Shinchi
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, magic, fantasy, reincarnation, romance, nobility, j-novel heart, marriage, heartwarming, first person, first love, multiple pov
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

The adults were still frightened, making it hard to approach them, so I first went to the children who were watching us intently.

“Ms. Noble? When will you give us your scraps?” one of the children asked.

As expected, they’re waiting for the leftovers. “No scraps. I’m serving you all soup and bread.”

“I...don’t have any money.”

“No money is needed. I’d simply like to speak with you a little.”

“About what?”

“Well...maybe about this town, or what you did yesterday. Things like that.”

“Huh?! That’s all?!”

“It’s more than enough. Please call your friends over. We’ll give everyone soup and bread.”

“Um...will we get food if we speak with you too?” one of the adults asked.

“Of course. I’d love to hear whatever you have to say.”

Everyone cheered, and the knights had them line up to receive food from the great pot. As each one was served, we chatted for a bit, and little by little, I got information regarding the town.

“It’s so good! There’s actually salt in the soup!”

“Whoa! There’s meat too!”

“What is this bread?! It’s so soft and delicious!”

The children were overjoyed and dug in as soon as they got their bowls. Heh heh, they’re so adorable. I’m so glad to be able to feed them.

“Here you go, Ms. Noble.”

“Hm? What is this?”

“I made it. Dad always says to pay back the favor, so this is for the soup and bread,” one of the kids who’d finished eating said, giving me a bracelet with stones on it.

Does he make these for a living? “You have a very outstanding father. Thank you very much. I’m so happy to receive your gift.”

“Ms. Noble, here! It’s rope I made at work from the grass in the field. It’s not as strong or special as jute rope, but...it’s all I have. I’m so sorry! Please use it for yard work!” a woman in her thirties said, handing me a coil of rope.

“Ms. Noble, please take this!”

“I made this. Here you go!”

What’s going on? All these people are giving me things.

“This is the culture of the slums here. Please accept them. If you break the rules, you’ll be doing great damage to their way of life,” Lady Leslie explained.

It seemed that the rule here was to always return the favor. In an already poor territory, they lived in the poorest part, so it was important to help each other in order to survive. To cultivate this mentality and prevent things like stealing, the leaders had developed these customs, which were now followed very strictly. I happily accepted every last one of their gifts.

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