*In this magical world, how many people would manage a shop, maintain roads, or entrust work to someone who cannot use magic? Guest cannot even serve warm tea to a guest. It is because they cannot use magic. Furthermore, they cannot work.

However, occasionally, a cynical yet kind elf from somewhere asks for help organizing documents that even a child could do, and that turns into money. It is a large salary, disproportionate to the nature of the work. And strangely, the next document-organizing job arrives just before the money runs out.

Or, there are times when a voiceless merman takes them by the hand to enjoy seafood. Strangely, no payment ever occurs. At one shop, they even encountered oysters that were clearly high-end. With him, who loves rare things, they go on various sightseeing trips besides just eating seafood. Thanks to him, Guest's range of activity has expanded.

Or, the animals that come to deliver the forest's bounty. The one-horned spirit they serve always gives so many nuts, fruits, and flowers that they can be used for jam, tea, or dyes. It was thanks to him that Guest could taste a part of the world through many hobbies.

Or, the brown-skinned man who wanders into the house and uses a mysterious staff that only humans can handle to clean every corner of dust. In this world where there are no houses for ordinary people, he polishes the bookshelves that are too high for Guest to reach, the skylights, and the fireplace that won't light depending on its mood. On the first day the man visited, he scolded Guest for living in harmony with spiderwebs.

In this way, with the help of others, they were able to lead a rich life. Even Guest, who avoids settling down out of concern for public gaze, has lived here for a long time now. While feeling that they were being helped, the days spent with those who were happy even with whatever small returns Guest could manage were comfortable.

And today, someone else visits again.*