In the world of Moe King, I became the ruler of ice.

"Because both Gransta and I prefer humans, yes, that's it."

Rimuru, of course, wouldn't say that he and Gransta were reincarnated; he just made a casual remark.

"Oh, is that so?"

Judging from your expressions, there seem to be many things you don't understand, young men.

These innocent children then turned their gaze to Gransta, like a group of curious babies.

Gulansta turned his head and glanced.

"Goodness, you guys are waiting to be fed... Look over there, Rimuru."

Unfortunately, Gransta could only chime in.

"Actually, it's like this..."

"Humans are quite hostile towards monsters. If we were to clash with them, we might face a large-scale annihilation."

"In short, we must avoid attacking humans indiscriminately and establish friendly relations with them, as this will be in our best interest."

All eyes returned to Rimuru, who calmly coughed.

"Hmm... Gransta said exactly what I was going to say, do you understand?"

He successfully earned a glare from Gransta.

It sounds like he's trying his best to cover up his poor speaking skills.

Faced with the explanations of the two adults, Lan Ya nodded in deep agreement.

After all, it used to live in the eastern part of the Jura Forest and had greeted humans a few times.

"Anything else I need to be aware of?"

"What does it mean to say that we shouldn't underestimate other weaker races?"

Just then, another goblin spoke up weakly, and Rimuru cast an admiring glance at him.

Rimuru explained this to them as well.

"I have already given you names, so you are now my subordinates, and your strength has improved considerably."

"But remember, we cannot assume we can be king just because we are strong. We must treat other weaker races with kindness."

He knew better than anyone how dangerous this world was; their strength was still far too weak.

The goblins listened attentively, and finally nodded in understanding, making sure to remember the rules.

"That's it, everyone should try their best to follow the rules!"

Everyone nodded in agreement, clearly showing their approval and support for the decision.

So Rimuru dismissed everyone.

Once Gransta heard that he was no longer needed, he returned to his ice castle and went to sleep comfortably.

Rimuru turned around and found that Gransta had already disappeared.

"Ugh! You've gone to slack off again, you sly fox!"

There was no other way; there were still a lot of things to deal with in the newly built village, and he, as the head of the household, had to handle them.

Hey!

"Lord Rimuru, I have followed your instructions and formed a goblin cavalry with the goblins and frost wolves. This way, we can go out hunting for food and protect the village."

"Furthermore, I organized the female goblins to go into the forest to gather fruit, so our food problem can be said to be solved."

Rimuru listened quietly to Rigurd's report.

He listened and nodded, thinking that the former village chief was actually quite capable.

"Ligurd, from today onwards, I will put you in charge of the goblins in the village and handle the village's affairs."

"Lord Rimuru, I..."

Ligurud's voice was choked with emotion.

"Just tell me, can you do it well?"

When Rimuru saw this muscular man, he almost burst into tears, exclaiming that he couldn't take it anymore.

"Don't worry! Lord Rimuru, I won't let you down."

Ligurd seemed to be full of energy at this moment, with inexhaustible strength within him.

That being said, Rimuru already wanted to dump all the village affairs on Rigurd so he could slack off.

This is something I learned from that guy, Gransta, who delegates everything to his subordinates and then sleeps soundly.

At this moment, Rigurd was excitedly performing a series of bodybuilding moves, demonstrating his practical skills to Rimuru.

Rimuru stared at Rigurd before him, his heart filled with doubt.

He vaguely remembered that when he first met Ligurd, he looked like a candle flickering in the wind, on the verge of death.

However, at this moment his muscles were bulging, and his whole body looked like a small mountain, making him look like a very strong goblin.

Perhaps he is stronger than all the goblins in the village right now.

How could the changes be so drastic? This world truly cannot be explained by our original understanding.

"By the way, Rigurd, do you know where I can find people with expertise in house construction, forging, and clothing?"

At this moment, Rimuru asked a question, saying that Gransta had told him last night that to do a good job in construction, they needed talent in this area.

"Lord Rimuru, you want to... Oh, we used to trade with them, they should have some."

Rigurd quickly got into character and responded to Rimuru-sama's words.

"Oh, who are they?"

"It's the dwarves."

That's a legendary race that possesses top-notch forging techniques. I have to go and see for myself. It would be great if I could get a weapon that I could forge myself.

"Gransta and I might go to this dwarf kingdom. If we can recruit a few talented people, hehe."

"I'm leaving the preparations to you, Ligurd. Ideally, they should be ready by tomorrow. Is that alright?"

"Lord Rimuru, don't worry. I'll make sure everything is arranged. It would be best to find a goblin who knows the route to guide the adults."

Ligurd also assured him without hesitation.

"That would be perfect."

After Rimuru finished speaking, Rigurd went down to begin arranging preparations.

Inside the ice sculpture castle

Gransta had just lain down to rest when he heard Rimuru calling in his ear.

"Gransta, let's go to the dwarf tribe tomorrow. Whether you go or not, there are technical talents there, just like you mentioned."

"Dwarves?"

Gransta opened his eyes and murmured thoughtfully.

However, he closed his eyes again and turned his head to the side.

Rimuru: ? ? ?

"Ha, what do you mean? Are you going or not?! Those are dwarves! Don't you want to see them?"

"Um, Rimuru, please stop making noise and let me get some sleep."

"you..."

The morning of the second day

Rigurd had been waiting outside the village for a long time. This time, he planned to have his son, Rigur, accompany Lord Rimuru.

"Lord Rimuru, I have prepared the person. Riguru will protect you on the way."

"Ligurd, you've done a great job!"

"It is our duty to serve adults."

Rigurd said to Rimuru with some delight.

"Okay, Ranga, come out!"

A giant, snow-white wolf leaped out from Rimuru's shadow and landed lightly on the ground.

Rimuru walked towards Ranga, admiring its majestic appearance.

Then, Rimuru couldn't help but plunge his head into Ranga's furry body.

The furry feeling is truly beyond imagination!

Before setting off, Rimuru took out a square object, which was given to him by that lazy guy Gransta.

They said that as long as he arrived in the Dwarf Kingdom, he should infuse this thing with magic, and Gransta would appear in front of him.

Rimuru was very curious. Did this thing really have such an effect? ​​He resisted the urge to try it.