A mid-level (middle-aged) office worker’s laid-back industrial revolution in another world - Chapter 55

Translator: Darling | Editor: Coming soon…

Earl Elvis sent 1 letter to the Royal capital.

He wrote the following and sent it as an urgent message.

“I’m sending this in order to explain the fight with the goblins.

The commander that led the soldiers into that fight, Alice Henry Elvis is presently in hiding so I cannot spare the details but only give a simple explanation.

I would like to hear from the soldiers that participated in the fight and create a detailed report but in order to ensure fairness, I would like an auditor from the Royal capital to join us.

There is also another matter that I would like to request. I would like for 3 or 4 people to come.”

He explained simply that it was a fight between 81 soldiers and 200 goblins. 14 people had died and 30 were injured. He explained that the goblins had been annihilated.

He also sent the following to his two eldest granddaughters, Alice and Smith’s sisters as an urgent message.

“Since it will be crowded, I would like you to be here earlier than the actual day.  It’s a small thing but please come here but please hurry here by road. I really want Alice to cheer up.”

The distance to the Royal capital is 6 days by carriage [if you travel only during the day] and the distance to the frontier residence is 4 days.

Since it was an urgent message, it would travel day and night and reach in ¼ the time.

At a later date, he informed the soldier chief that was to be a hearing.

He was told that the people participating would be the soldier chief and the surviving platoon leader.

The first reply came from Jessie who lived the closest.

One day after the emergency message was sent, an emergency message was written to Elvis’s residence.

The reply from the second eldest Layla and the Royal capital came at the same time.

 The emergency message reached them at noon on the second day. It took Layla 1 day to prepare so the emergency message was sent to the Elvis residence after a day from her side.

The preparations would take 2 days at the Royal capital and they would take 8 days to reach came the emergency reply from the royal capital.

Three days after Elvis sent the emergency message, Jessie reached the Elvis mansion.

Six days after he sent the emergency message, Layla reached the Elvis mansion.

The two sisters rode their carriage day and night and arrived as quickly as possible.

Four days before the auditor was meant to arrive the 4 siblings had gathered together.