Chapter 27 – 11. Walking Around the Neighborhood (2)
A clothing street in Kela Camp.
Me, Chloe, and Vivina are shopping for clothes at a designer clothing store there.
It takes 30 minutes to walk around looking at the clothes being stacked and sold at stalls and stylishly displayed inside store windows.
“I want to come in here. Sister?”
Since I had plenty of money anyway, I chose a women’s clothing store that wasn’t too big or too small and looked quite high-end.
After leaving Perry, my sister, who was next to me with her arms crossed, nodded her head and said, “Uh, yes!”
As seen from the outside, the interior is decorated with luxurious dark brown furniture,
And a woman between my sister and her aunt, all black from head to toe except for her white skin and the whites of her eyes, greeted us.
“They are pretty girls. Look around. “I’ll call you if I need it.”
She said, closing the notebook where she had been drawing something.
Appropriate response without being too clingy and burdensome.
I looked at the clothes with her sister, thinking I had come in well.
The problem is that the two of us were female soldiers who lived closer to blades and the smell of blood sweat than to accessories and perfume.
A lifetime of conquest and combat uniform. These are women who only wear comfortable clothes when they are at home.
“… Does she like anything?”
“… This…?”
“It’s a floral pattern. It’s pretty. Try it on. “You said you wanted to try on something feminine.”
“Uh… Does it suit…?”
“Is there anything that doesn’t suit my sister? She’s pretty and has a nice body. Anyway, what should I buy? “I can’t buy things that are difficult to wear.”
“How about this…? I think it would be cute…”
“… It’s pretty, but… Does it suit you?”
I don’t even know my own tastes, so I can’t choose.
The store itself seems to have chosen well, everything is pretty, and the prices aren’t that expensive… I can’t even try on either of them, so I’m just looking at them in front of the mirror. I should have paid attention in advance. Ehyo…
About 20 minutes passed without me being able to choose any clothes.
“Excuse me. “Ladies.”
A lady calling us.
He approached us carrying a few sets of clothes.
“…!”
Then Bibina flinched.
Right behind me, sneakily hiding…
“…!!!”
As I was about to do it, she stood side by side with me and faced her aunt. Oh.
“First, big lady… Try this on. The lady is like this. This is a lot bigger, right? And then I close it here. Again, the bottom is full. Then just remember two things. Always tighten your back. Show off the big things proudly. Just remember that, it’s not half, it’s 95, 100. In that sense, it’s like the one-piece dress I picked out earlier. That kind of thing just makes you look fat because the middle is floating. Got it? “Go in and try it on.”
A lady who speaks very honestly, even adding explicit hand gestures.
“… Yes, yes…”
It may have been seen as rude to a customer who wasn’t even her regular, but my sister, who was putting all her effort into hiding from me right away, took the clothes she had been handed and ran to the fitting room right next door.
I guess he’s trying his own way to cure his social phobia.
“Sister. “I will always be in front, so let me know if you need anything.”
“Uh, yes…!!”
Fighting, sister, I just added in my mind,
“Little lady… Just a moment.”
Meanwhile, the lady went around the store and even picked out my clothes.
She said as she alternated between the two sets of clothes on my body.
“I only brought things that were comfortable to wear. A cute t-shirt with a collar around the neck and a short, flowing skirt. Or is it a completely relaxed tee? “Even though I’m short, my proportions are good, and my legs are thin, so I think exposing my legs would be a good idea.”
“…”
Lady… No, I felt this intuitively when I heard the blunt yet sparkling expression in her eyes and the calm yet strangely excited voice of her older sister in the clothing store.
A typical My-Pace artist type of person.
It looks like he was excited to meet his favorite hangers after a long time.
When I thought about it that way, I realized that his attitude could be considered rude, so I decided to just treat him comfortably.
“… I’ll try both of them on. “I came here with the intention of buying the top and bottom three sets anyway.”
“Oh. Not only were they pretty, but they were also great customers. Why don’t you buy underwear? “There is a separate space inside.”
“I have to buy it. “I’ll take a look after I pick out the clothes.”
“I’ll give you a pair of underwear for free. Does this person live here? Then please be a regular.”
“… I’ll think about it if you give me two punishments for making me feel better.”
“I’ll give. Instead, promise me that both ladies will become regular customers.”
“… That much?”
“Clothes like my children. They have pretty girls draped over their bodies, but they only need three pairs of underwear. “Every time ugly bitches buy it, I can’t even sleep that night.”
And. The end of a real art disease.
“… If that’s the reason, Bibi and unnie can understand, but what about me?”
“What are you talking about? Little lady. The big girl is of course fierce, but the little girl is no slouch either. In particular, the asymmetry that comes from not having one arm and the feeling of the sleeves fluttering are really… Sigh… As soon as I saw it, I got all kinds of inspiration…”
“…”
“… Sorry. I was so excited that I said something rude. I’ll give you three pairs of underwear for free as an apology, so don’t come back just because you’re offended. Please. Please. “I’m sorry.”
“No. Then I feel burdened, so I don’t become a regular customer. Please give me a cheaper price for the clothes.”
“Yes.”
Clothing store sister… No, the designer sister nodded her head furiously. He’s a fun guy. Really.
“K-Chloe…?”
While I was laughing to myself, Bibina called me. I answered right away.
“Huh. Sister. Are you all dressed?”
“Eww. Yeah…”
“Come out and see. Look.”
“…”
-Sleuk
Bibina’s sister appeared as the curtain was lifted.
She was wearing a black knit neck collar with vertical stripes that clung thinly to her body, and an ivory-colored flowing long skirt that emphasized her narrow waist with a wide belt.
As intended by the designer, the outfit emphasizes the bursting breasts and narrow waist.
Coupled with the beauty of the naturally pretty Bibina sister, I couldn’t stop the words that came out of her mouth.
“And. It’s sexy. What. “Why is it so sexy when everything is covered?”
“… Oh, with the clothes on… I don’t think… It’s something to listen to…”
“If I see Perry, my eyes will immediately turn away.”
“… I want to buy this! Yes!”
Bibina reacts strangely, but immediately changes when Perry says she likes her.
Meanwhile, the designer sister is turning around and pounding her fist in the air to see if she likes the way her sister or Bibi looks in her clothes.
Was your sister really such a fun creature? She smiled because she wanted to.
* * *
“Whoa.”
A library located in Kela Camp.
I, Perry, go to the library that is said to be attached to the ‘Pennsyllenia’ Academy in Kela Camp. I am looking through the books between the bookshelves in the reading room.
The first is a pharmaceutical dictionary that collects medicinal plants, herbs, and other medicines discovered and collected on the Parian continent and describes their efficacy and use.
The content was difficult, but as always, it was fun to read through the power of Sang Chang-chang’s ‘talent in herbalism and potions.’
In addition, there were many pharmacy books filling the surrounding bookshelves.
I feel like I want to sit down and read the book right now.
But I endured it because it meant I was stuck in the library until the time I was supposed to meet Vivina and Chloe again. You’ll have to catch me later.
The second thing I read was a book about commercial law and business tips.
I read it all the time, thinking about running a potion shop.
‘… Well, there’s no way reading a book can help with business.’
A business method book that couldn’t be read easily because the ‘herbology and potion talent’ wasn’t activated was not fun.
That doesn’t mean you can’t read the book because the status window doesn’t work, but most of the content is based on ‘I earned 20 million won in one month after starting this’, which I saw a lot on YouTube in the world I used to live in. I laughed out loud because it was just a pseudo-content like, ‘In this country, being poor is a disease.’ You bastards of fraud. I wish I had searched everything. I’m definitely not doing this because I was foolishly dealt with once in my past life. Fuck.
The only book with normal content is ‘Read the Minds of Customers!’ It wasn’t helpful because it was just the same obvious stories.
But. If you do well in business just because you read a few books, you are all rich.
‘… After all, opening a store from scratch is just playing house.’
As I left the shelves filled with books on commercial law, my original thoughts became clear.
I think I should hold off on opening a store right away and think about some things.
Starting with whether the business will be done geographically, what kind of medicine will it mainly sell other than the medicine that a potion store naturally has, etc…
The more I think about it, the more I feel that it is different from the days when I was a herbal medicine officer, who used the knights’ money to secure a purchasing route for herbal medicines and used them all as long as I made a lot of them. Well, of course it is.
For now, let’s buy pharmacy books and production tools to decorate the library in the mansion as a laboratory, and sell them lightly through small-scale custom production. Oh, should I learn the trade and work as an assistant at another store?
I was leaving the reading room while thinking about this and that.
“…”
I could see the spine of a book written ‘Parian Continent – Kela Camp Regional Studies’.
I took out a book and opened it, wondering if there was anything I could salvage, such as a booklet introducing tourist attractions.
And since it is a truly pure regional studies book, don’t be disappointed for a moment.
It was unexpectedly interesting, so I decided to read on a little more.
I wonder if it makes sense to know the area by reading books, but I have plenty of time anyway.
