Rising from the Slum City of Reincarnation in Another World ~ Gathering, Hunting, and Living a Slow Life by Eating - Chapter 85
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Rising from the Slum City of Reincarnation in Another World ~ Gathering, Hunting, and Living a Slow Life by Eating
Chapter 85 Bielcera shop and church
After delivering to the church and the Seven Seven Company, it was the next day.
“Ed, that’s terrible, isn’t it?”
I was off duty, but during lunchtime, Bielcera-san from the store came by.
“W-What do you mean?”
“I heard you entrusted the sale of the health tea to Seven Seven outside of town?”
“Well, yes. News travels fast, doesn’t it?”
“Yesterday, there was a report that everyone went and caused a commotion in front of the store.”
“Ah, yes.”
After that, Bielcera-san wore a slightly grim expression.
“I also engage in trade with other cities through my store. I had my eyes on the health tea.”
“So, what does that mean?”
“I was about to start selling it towards the capital city from my store.”
“Oh, I see. That was a bad move on my part.”
“Well, Seven Seven isn’t that ruthless, so it’s fine.”
“Is that so?”
“If they go too far, it would tarnish the reputation of the church. They maintain a clean image outwardly.”
“That’s a relief.”
I see.
Even though I don’t know what they’re really up to behind the scenes, they maintain a good facade due to their association with the church in public places.
I had thought they were exerting pressure and using the church’s power.
Indeed, that priest doesn’t seem like someone who would misuse his authority.
He comes across more like a kind old man.
“Should we consult with the church?”
“Well, hmm, yeah.”
So, we walked to the church and requested a meeting. As it turned out, the priest was available at that moment, so he directed us to the Seven Seven Company.
“Now, I am Priest of the Raffalier Church, and I am Bavaria, the branch manager of the Seven Seven Company.”
“I am Bielcera, the owner of Bielcera Shop.”
“I am Ed, the acting manager of Elfir Café. I used to be a resident of Lanierda.”
“I see. So, what is this about?”
“Bielcera Shop is also considering distributing the health tea outside of the city. We would like to confirm our rights and discuss the distribution scope.”
“I see.”
And so, the discussion began.
First, it was confirmed that the distribution of Seven Seven Company’s health tea does not have exclusive rights, so there is no problem with Bielcera Shop distributing it.
Next was the sales destination. Seven Seven Company plans to sell it in major cities nationwide.
The products already delivered were sent to the capital city through this morning’s Lombard delivery service.
Therefore, Bavaria suggested that Bielcera Shop expands its sales to small villages and towns around Trieste, targeting rural areas. Bielcera negotiated to also have sales in urban areas nationwide, and this proposal was accepted. It was decided that Bielcera Shop would sell the health tea extensively from large cities to rural areas within the country.
In urban areas, both shops will sell the product, but considering the population, the sales volume will not be significant, and there won’t be any negative impact on each other.
“Is that all?”
“I have no problem. I’m grateful for the permission to distribute it. Priest.”
“Me? Ah, yes. It’s all good.”
To be honest, I couldn’t quite keep up with the adults’ conversation. It seems that moments like this expose my lack of life experience.
Although both of them were talking amicably throughout, there was an underlying tension, and invisible sparks were flying.
Both Seven Seven Company, which started distribution without consulting Bielcera Shop, who had already been selling the product, and Bielcera Shop, which failed to discuss exclusive rights and distribution outside the city with me, had their faults.
Neither side could afford to reveal their true intentions.
“Above all, the name ‘Health Tea’ is fantastic. There has never been such a product before.”
“Yes, I agree. I think it will sell well since many people are health-conscious.”
“I-I see.”
I see.
In this world, there is no concept of so-called “health food.” There may be discussions about certain things being good for health, but the category of health food sold through online shopping at midnight didn’t exist until now.
Tea directly appealing to health certainly has the potential to become a trend.
So, I consulted with Harris and we gathered the herbs together to be delivered to Bielcera’s shop.
“We gather leaves and become rich!”
“Let’s all gather grass!”
“Work, work!”
“It’s strange that these common weeds can sell. I find it fascinating.”
Children and people gather, with the children being the center of attention, harvesting ingredients for the health tea.
It’s the second time since Seven Seven’s arrival, so the excitement wasn’t as high as the first time, but it was still lively.
Then we separate into our homes, dry the leaves, pack them in backpacks, and head out to submit them.
Bielcera Shop is located on the south side of the main street, towards the noble district.
From the main street to the south side, there are luxury shops favored by the nobility.
Although Bielcera Shop isn’t a luxury store, it’s a large establishment, so this location was chosen.
Of course, ordinary people are welcome to enter, but if they’re dressed shabbily, it’s inevitable to receive judgmental looks.
I’m wearing a white shirt and blue pants when I go out to the shop.
There’s a large signboard, and in the front, there are premium ingredients like first-class flour, sugar, and pepper.
Spoons, baskets, oh, those are the ones we made.
Cutlery such as forks, knives, and plates are neatly arranged.
Only top-quality items. It truly is a grand store.
On the side, there’s a loading entrance for the merchandise, so we go around to that side.
We are all guided to the workroom inside, where we transfer the contents of our backpacks into wooden crates.
There are several crates, and they serve as a rough measurement of the quantity. This will determine our wages for today.
“Thank you, Ed. I really appreciate it.”
“Oh, it’s nothing. I’m just the supervisor.”
In reality, I also participated in the harvesting as a way to assess the situation.
Well, the details don’t matter.
Today, I’m accompanied by Ciel-chan.
“We collected a lot, meow!”
“You did a great job, Ciel-chan.”
“Yeah!”
It seems like Ciel has made friends with the children from the slums, which is great.
It would be lonely if it were just the two of us.
And so, we receive our payment.
I received a gold coin as my 20% share of the rights fee.
The pool of money grows once again, and my cheeks puff up like a hamster.





































