Flung into a New World? Time to Lift the 200-Year Curse! Volume 2 by Honobonoru500

Author:Honobonoru500 [HONOBONORU500]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2025-11-13T00:00:00+00:00

It was time for the biggest harvest yet. The haul from this round of crops would sustain us throughout the winter if all went well. Last winter, there had been a few days where the snow had prevented us from going outside, so I needed to make sure our stockpiles were plentiful—especially with all the new children to feed as well.

Let’s do this. Kids, don’t push yourselves, okay?

Why are there so many fields... I’ve been picking vegetables forever, and it still looks like I’ve done nothing. No, I gotta pull myself together! We need these vegetables! But my back really hurts!

The kids sure are working hard. Huh? The One Eyes are working right next to them, and they’re not scared. Maybe they got used to them already? Well, whatever it is, I’m glad.

I could feel the searing glares of the Farm Brigade as they realized I’d paused to observe the beastkin kids.

I’m sorry, okay? I said I’m sorry! I’m working hard, so stop trying to drag me out of the field just for taking a five-second break!

Wow, there’s so much wheat. This has gotta be like ten times more than last harvest. Or even more, maybe? The Farm Brigade’s agricultural know-how is impressive... Too impressive.

By the time we finished with the other fields, the vineyard had already been harvested, and the One Eyes were well into making wine.

Oh, Shuri’s trying to join in— Nope. Didn’t realize they could throw a giant ant so far. Give it up, Shuri. The clay dolls won’t let anyone interfere with their work, believe me.

Today’s harvest had taken even longer than last time. The few previously empty spaces in the orchard had at some point been filled with even more fruit trees, and there had been more unfamiliar vegetables in the fields too. The Farm Brigade was clearly working even harder than I’d given them credit for. The food storerooms were now filled to bursting point, and I was satisfied we were ready for winter.

The real challenge was still to come however, as I spent the next week taste testing the various new fruits and vegetables. It would have gone on for longer, but I begged for a break after the seventh day. Nearly everything I tried that week was inedible—definitely unusable. I somehow managed to get through the bitter vegetable and the fruits that left a stinging sensation in my mouth (thankfully, the samples provided for me were small). But as for the last vegetable I’d tried and its indescribable flavor, which had assaulted my taste buds...

“Urgh—”

...Yeah, it’s better to try to forget about it.

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