Chapter 940


    We made a lot of hamburgers


    “Yes. As Mr. Takumi says, even if you make a different decision, we promise to not think ill of you.”


    “Indeed. There is a lot of information that has not been made public yet. We did explain some of it to those who arrived for the interview, but you wouldn’t have known about it.”


    “Th-thank you... Hmm...”


    Mr. Peter looked a little relieved. He sighed and considered the matter.


    Perhaps he needed more time? I wondered, but he quickly raised his head.


    “I have decided. Mr. Takumi. Lady Claire. If you will have me, I would like to help with the herb fields!”


    “Are you sure? You will have to be working under me...”


    “Yes.”


    “Very well. Sebastian?”


    “Yes, I think we should welcome him officially into the team. Of course, the project has not started yet, so he will have to stay here for some time.”


    “Mr. Peter. Thank you for your decision.”


    “Not at all, Lady Claire! Please raise your head. I will do my best to use my knowledge and experience in order to help you!”


    “Mr. Takumi, perhaps we should tell him. Since Ms. Delia already knows.”


    “Ah, that’s right. ...Mr. Peter. Now that it is decided, there is something else that you should know...”


    It might be a little cowardly to talk after the fact.


    “Guuuru!”


    “...Wuff-wuff.”


    “Haha. Yes, thank you too, Leo.”


    I said as I petted them.


    “Mr. Takumi. It is quite sticky...”


    “Well, it’s raw meat with egg in it.”


    “Sister Tilura. You do it like this.”


    “It’s hard...”


    And so with the help of the villagers, we got to work.


    As it was her first time doing, Claire seemed to be struggling with the sensation of handling raw meat.


    Liza had done it a couple times before, and was able to help with teaching the others.


    We had to make a lot, as the fenrirs would be eating them, as well as people from the village and the mansion.


    Once the meat was ready, the old men and women would cook them, since that was the easier job.


    Everyone had their own role, and it was efficient.


    In the meantime, the children played with the fenrirs, while the woodcutters would distribute the leftover meat to the other villagers.