People are collapsing iron, it's a medical

"How did you..."

"work to earn a living."

"Ah...that's it."

Pera looked down at the bag in her hand. It seemed that she only brought one copy...

"Huh? Pera, what's wrong with you... Bronya?" Shiluwa was stunned when she saw the person behind Pera.

"Long time no see, Silva." Bronya greeted politely with a smile.

In the past, her mother would also let her be present when they held discussions.

Shiluwa always patiently answered her questions.

But after Xiluwa left the City Builders, they gradually lost contact.

Obviously she and her mother are very good friends, but why haven't they reconciled after all these years?

"Shiluwa, I brought you lunch."

"Uh……"

"What's wrong?" Pera looked at Silva, who was in a bit of an awkward situation, in confusion.

Xiluwa scratched his head embarrassedly: "Um... I've already eaten."

"Ah? Have you eaten?"

Pella was stunned. If she remembered correctly, Shiluwa should be very busy recently.

In order to prevent her good friend from going without food, she bought some food when she came.

"Linnaey just brought me..."

"That's it."

Pera paused, and she suddenly wanted to say that she was here first.

But in terms of time, it seems that Linnaeus came first?

The atmosphere became tense.

It was at this time that Linnaeus spoke.

"Speaking of which, I have a question!"

"What?" Xiluwa's eyes lit up and she immediately got away from the tool bench.

Pera and Bronya also looked over curiously.

"A man and a snake were fighting, and the man bit the snake, but why did the man die?"

"Huh?"*3

The three of them looked at each other.

A person bit a snake, but why did he die?

"Well... because... because the snake didn't die, but bit the person to death?"

Linnaeus shook his head.

"That is, snakes are poisonous!" Shiluwa said again.

Pella looked at Shiluwa and corrected her, "It's written in the picture book that the snake venom should be on the fangs, right?"

"I've never seen a snake..." Shiluwa scratched his head, puzzled.

Pera and Bronya also fell into thought.

Linnaeus closed the book in his hand and continued: "The answer is simple, because he bit the snake to commit suicide."

"..."*3

"It's so cold." Shiluwa shivered.

Pera noticed the book in Linnay's hand: "Next time, maybe you should read less of the "Collection of Bad Jokes"?"

“Isn’t it fun?”

"I'm answering very seriously!" Shiluwa stretched out her hand dissatisfiedly and rubbed Linnaeus' head.

Who knew it was a cold joke?

Bronya, however, stroked her chin and murmured, "How interesting..."

"Huh?"*2

Hearing this, Silva and Pera looked at Bronya in surprise.

isn't it? !

Linnaeus also took a surprised look at this familiar but not completely familiar pressed duck (Land Duck).

How should I put it? From the sound of his voice, he sounds like the kind of person who would be easily persecuted.

You mean, carving cats?

"The researcher doesn't have the key, where is he supposed to go?"

"Locksmith shop?" Shiluwa looked at Linnay who was telling another joke.

After Linnae shook his head, Bronya suddenly said, "Research Institute!"

"Why?" Pera looked over curiously.

"Because of studying locks?"

"...Ah, I see." Pera and Silva showed expressions of sudden enlightenment.

after that.

Four people played brain teasers of the pun version for a long time in the mechanical house.

Chapter 55: Shiluwa who did nothing

Linnaeus: "Question: If the Great Guardian drinks, what will happen?"

Pera: “Uh…”

Shiluwa: "Drunken *Beloberg swears* Cocolia."

Bronya automatically ignored Silva's dirty talk towards Cocolia.

After all, their relationship is not good now, and Shiluva must be somewhat resentful about being fired by Cocolia.

Moreover.

I've been scolded a lot in the past.

So Bronya concentrated on the riddle: what would the Great Guardian become after drinking?

The drunk mother...

Drunk...

"The (final) guardian after being drunk?"

"Bingo!" Linnay clapped his hands, "Yes, it's the last guardian."

"Ah... I say, can't we play some other games?"

Shiluwa sighed. No one could stand playing the pun-style brain teasers for hours.

Linnaeus and Bronya got along very well in this regard, and they asked and answered questions together.

hiss……

Why does it seem like this kid gets along well with everyone?

Whether it's her, Pera, or Bronya.

It’s weird.

"Change the game..." Linnae put down the "Collection of Bad Jokes" in his hand.

Suddenly remembering something, he looked at Xiluwa subtly: "Have you finished your work?"

"hiss……"

Shiluwa opened her mouth and took a breath.

broken!

After playing brain teasers for an entire afternoon, she completely forgot that she still had work to do!

send! !

Xiluwa brainstormed and chose to give up thinking.

"Forget it...at worst I can just work overtime at night and get it done~" Xiluwa waved her hand.

Anyway, the customer would come to pick it up the next day, so she could still finish it if she worked hard at night.

"Come on, come on, find something interesting to do, and stop telling jokes~"

Linnaeus, who was pushed by Silva, thought for a while:

"How about I tell you a story? Then you can listen while you work, Shiluwa."

"A collection of cold jokes?" Shiluwa raised her eyebrows. It would be better not to do that kind of thing.

"No, it's Kamen Rider."

"What is that?" Pera asked curiously.

"It's a story I heard in my childhood."

Linnae stretched and asked, "Do you want to listen?"

"Okay, okay!" Shiluwa took the items to be repaired to the front desk.

It’s good to listen to stories, so it won’t interfere with her work.

Pera and Bronya also moved chairs and sat near the front desk.

Pera even took over Shiluva's portion of food and prepared to eat it while listening.

Linnai asked the system to help convert the story of Kamen Rider Build into text and made some slight modifications.

"Of course, I would like to state in advance that this story is purely fictional and any similarities are merely coincidental."

"So……"

"a long long time ago."

"Beloberg's explorers traveled deep into the snowfield and discovered Pandora's Box, called the Star Core, in an ancient ruin."

--split line--

Six hours later

Six hours.

It's been a long period of time.

During this time, Linnaeus kept telling stories except for going to the bathroom and drinking water.

If it is a video, it may take a long time to watch.

But if it were converted into text and retold, six hours would be enough for Cricket to finish the story.

In particular, the system has deleted and modified some parts.

But Linnaeus' original intention was not to tell stories.

Rather...

I think he is talking about the current Grand Guardian of Beloberg, Cocolia Rand.

Does Cocolia, who is now bewitched by the star core, look like the honest man who was exposed to Pandora's Box and became extremely warlike in the early days?

Maybe it's a little different.

Originally, Linna wanted to say something else, but when he saw Bronya, he decided to say Build.