Didn't I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?! Volume 19 by FUNA

Author:FUNA [FUNA]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: light novel
Publisher: Seven Seas Entertainment
Published: 2024-12-17T00:00:00+00:00

“I’D SAY IT’S ABOUT TIME.”

“You’re right.”

“Agreed!”

“Yes…”

“…sirree, Bob!” Reina, Pauline, and Mavis all finished.

“Aww, man! I was going to say that!” Mile fumed, annoyed that her friends had beat her to the punch.

“We’ve driven that joke into the ground,” groused Reina. “Who the heck is Bob, anyway?”

“Isn’t it time we found new material?” suggested Mavis.

“Probably. We’ve been regurgitating that line ever since we first met,” said Pauline. “Some people seem to think that anything can become a running gag if you repeat it a hundred times, but at this point, it’s just obnoxious.”

“Ouch…!” Mile was severely bummed out to hear her attempts at humor summarily dismissed.

“Whatever. Who cares about this kind of stupid stuff?” said Reina. “Let’s get back on topic.”

“This kind of…st-stupid…stuff?”

“Sorry, no offense! Anyway, as I was saying, it’s about time we moved on from this town.”

“You could at least try to sound like you mean that apology!”

“Argh! Get over it already!” Reina snapped at Mile, clearly out of patience. Mavis and Pauline seemed to be on Reina’s side, as they made no effort to defend their friend.

“Moving on! We decided to stay in this town for a few reasons. First: So we could learn about this continent and pick up enough cultural knowledge to pass ourselves off as country bumpkins, rather than total outsiders. Second: We wanted to save up some local currency, as well as establish our reputation in the countryside before heading to the capital. We’ve definitely accomplished our first two goals, and I’d say we’ve made a name for ourselves in this particular town. I think it’s high time we moved on to the capital. We aren’t likely to find any more interesting jobs around these parts, right?”

“Right,” agreed Mile. “At this point, it’s safe to say that the differences in language are minor enough that we can play off any oddities in our speech as part of a rural accent. We should be good to go.”

Even within modern Japan or America, regional dialects were sometimes distinct enough to render one’s speech incomprehensible to a listener from another part of the country. The language differences between the old and new continent were limited to a handful of differing pronunciations or terms, making them much more manageable by comparison.

“Good point. As Mile often likes to put it, ‘This town has nothing left to teach us.’”

“Exactly. And so…”

“Off we go to the capital!” the girls chorused.

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