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01x04 - Marcade Arrives

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "A Gentle Noble's Vacation Recommendation". Aired: January 8, 2026 – present.*
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Unsure how, but knowing it to be true, Lizel finds himself in another world.

01x04 - Marcade Arrives

Post by bunniefuu »

"Arriving in Marcade"

Judge, do you need any help?

It's fine. Please stay seated.

Do you have any food you dislike?

I'll eat anything.

Judge is quite capable.

You've never cooked before, have you?

I have not. Are you a good cook, Gil?

My cooking's good enough to eat.

Incredible.

The food will be ready soon.

Give me a few minutes.

Thank you.

If I get used to this, I won't be able

to escort anyone other than Judge.

Yeah, I'm sure.

Spatial magic is quite handy.

You don't have it back home?

If I get used to this, I fear

for when I have to return.

Thank you for waiting.

We've been served a

full-course meal, Gil.

He was only using a single frying pan.

Go ahead and eat.

Thanks.

Thank you for the meal.

It's very good.

Th-Thank you.

Judge, eat while it's hot.

I'm all right.

We should eat together,

don't you think?

Yes, sir.

We'll need someone to

keep watch, won't we?

There are monsters and bandits about.

Um, I could do that.

You drove the carriage all

day. You should rest.

But

We're screwed if something

happens to you. Get some sleep.

Thank you.

May I take first watch?

Once I fall into a deep sleep,

I have trouble waking up.

What? That's surprising.

It's generally a struggle

for him to wake up.

Rude. I'm not that bad.

I don't mind keeping watch by myself.

I won't allow that.

I know.

All I can offer is a mat

laid out in the carriage.

That's plenty.

Do you suppose I could read a book?

Do your job, watchman.

Very well.

Judge, make sure you get plenty of rest.

Y-Yes, sir.

Good night.

G-Good night.

Let me know if anything happens.

You should get plenty of rest, too.

Otherwise, I won't let

you take your watch.

Idiot.

It should be about time.

They're both so tall.

Is it my watch?

How did you wake up so easily?

Did you even sleep?

I don't sleep deeply outdoors.

Doesn't that leave you exhausted?

It's adequate.

Gil.

He's fast asleep.

I slept so well.

Just a peek

His sleeping face

I'll brag to Stud about

this once I get back.

He'll probably hit me, though.

What are you doing?

I was wondering why you were

awake but hadn't come out yet.

I-I wasn't

Good morning.

You can see the city now.

This is a long queue.

We're all in line for

immigration inspection.

The inspection itself is relaxed, though.

If memory serves, the local lord

is the only upstart around.

That's right. When this merchant

nation was still just a city,

the current lord's grandfather

received a title.

He was adopted by the lord

at the time, wasn't he?

I'm surprised you know that.

I read it in a book.

His upstart grandfather was

originally a merchant.

He was popular and well-versed

in all manner of businesses.

In just one generation,

he became powerful enough

to take on an entire nation.

Eventually,

he made major investments in the city

and stimulated the circulation of goods.

Quite the loss of face for that lord.

The grandfather was quite respectful

towards the lord at the time, though.

That must be why the lord adopted him.

The trust merchants have to this day

is indicative of his skills

as a lord and a merchant.

Perhaps he's too busy, but the current

lord never appears before others.

Apparently, nobody's even seen his face.

Doesn't appear before others?

Rumor is he sometimes sneaks out

into the city to check on it.

Hey, we're next.

Oh, right.

Do you have someplace to stay?

Not yet.

Then would you like to stay with

me at my grandfather's house?

No, thank you. We wouldn't want to

intrude on your family reunion.

We'll find an inn.

But

It's all right. Gil says there are

rooms available if we're not picky.

Y-You can't do that!

You can't stay at a

cheap inn, Mr. Lizel

I I couldn't bear the thought!

What exactly do you think I am?

Exactly what you look like, presumably.

At least take this.

My company and my name

are on this card.

Is Marcadia your grandfather's company?

Yes. This should make it

easier to find a room.

Are you sure you should be giving

us something so valuable?

Yes. I hope you'll use it.

If you insist.

P-Promise me you won't agree

to escort another carriage!

You're coming home with me!

We'll come find you at

this shop in three days.

Why do you let him walk all over you?

How could I not when he looks

at me with those teary eyes?

Well, let's find an inn.

We'll probably eat out, too.

Hey—

It's your lucky day, milord.

Are you looking for a

potential investment?

Let me show you my new business.

How intriguing.

Stay right behind me.

Have a pleasant day.

Ignore those kinds of people.

I thought I'd listen to them for once.

Quit screwing around.

Come on, hurry up.

I'm glad we found a nice inn.

Having the backing of a major

trading company is huge.

And the innkeeper's service

left nothing to be desired.

So, where do you want to go?

I thought we could start

with the famous spots.

Take it easy, amateur.

Damn you! I'll k*ll you!

I swear I will!

Have you mistaken me for someone else?

O-Of course not.

We've never met before.

Well, yeah! Guys like you don't

have to remember people like me!

Then allow me to ask,

what have I done to you?

What have you done?!

Cross this line, and I'll k*ll you.

You put me out of business,

you damn upstart!

You've been mistaken for a noble again.

Well, that's no good.

I must say, you have the wrong man.

Don't lie to me!

You're the only noble

who'd wander around town!

I'll k*ll you!

Do you know why you were

put out of business?

What does it matter?

You can't say, can you?

It was just some bullshit!

You didn't have to—

You couldn't keep your word

on "some bullshit"

and yet you tried to

open a shop in this city?

Your resentment is unjustified.

Yeah, yeah!

Don't look at me! No, no, no!

It's all his fault!

Keeping your word is the

same as earning trust.

You're not cut out to be a merchant.

Shut up!

Don't injure him.

What a pain.

Allow me to say it again.

You have the wrong man.

Make way, make way!

What's this about?

Excuse me. May I have a moment?

I leave the situation in your hands.

What?

What's going on?

Dragging out the disturbance paid off.

I caught something.

Excuse me. May I have a moment?

No. I'm busy.

I have a letter addressed to you.

I don't know what you're talking about.

In that case

I was nearly k*lled when

I was mistaken for you.

Would you treat me to a

meal to make up for it?

Follow me.

It's an honor to meet you, your lordship.

Don't.

You know why I don't want

to be called that here.

What should I call you?

Call me Shadow. Who are you?

Just a simple adventurer.

And that's the Blade.

I'd heard he joined a party, but I

see his personality hasn't changed.

You're well-informed.

I'm not interested in

compliments. Anyway—

Gil.

This meunière is exquisite.

You should make this sometime.

Like hell I can.

It's very good.

They run a restaurant in Marcade.

Of course their food is good.

A bottle of this, please.

Get to the point.

This could be the point, you know.

No.

How did you gain his favor?

I took a job to acquire labyrinth goods.

He was quite pleased by

the way I wrapped them.

He's such an idiot.

Did Ray allow him to gain his favor,

or did he deem him someone

worth winning over?

Either way

This year must be good.

Not all of them. We just

got lucky with this one.

I'll order another.

He thinks I should back off, huh?

Do not make an enemy of him.

That greedy man isn't

trying to keep him close?

He must be more than just an adventurer.

I have a question.

Go ahead.

How did you know I was the lord?

First, your appearance.

You look exactly like the grandfather

depicted in this book.

Your lustrous jet black hair.

Your eyes the color of fresh blood.

And your fiercely clean-cut—

Nonsense. My appearance isn't

enough to identify me.

But it's a big clue.

Another reason was that situation.

The situation?

The earlier commotion.

At first, you were watching from afar,

but the moment I was accused

of being the lord,

you stepped forward.

That's still a weak reason.

Is it?

The only person looking at me

instead of the shouting man

was you.

You stepped forward because you

were concerned, didn't you?

Rein in your imagination.

Then I simply confirmed my

suspicions by speaking to you.

I didn't say anything.

I could tell from your unique aura.

So, why did you speak to me?

I wanted to deliver the letter I

had for you. Is that not enough?

You think I'm interested

in hearing a stale answer?

Then

including today, I will be staying

in Marcade for four days.

I'll be seeing the sights

today and tomorrow.

How is that relevant?

It's the first day of my trip. Who

wouldn't want to enjoy a delicious meal?

Thank you for the meal.

I don't need to be told not

to make an enemy out of him.

The check, sir.

You really ruffled his

feathers. Is something up?

I thought I should do something dramatic

to leave a strong first impression.

That's hardly necessary for you.

Is it really?

Anyway, isn't it dangerous for the

lord to wander around by himself?

He had someone with him.

What? I didn't notice.

Did they seem strong?

Pretty strong.

Huh.

Mr. Lizel!

Judge? And

Oh, yes. We did abandon

them in the street.

Oh, from the commotion.

I heard you were suddenly

attacked with a sword.

Are you all right?

I'm fine. What are you doing here, Judge?

I was worried since I heard someone

who seemed like a noble was attacked.

Then the police showed up at the house.

I think they came to me because

we crossed the border together.

I interrupted your time with

your family. Forgive me.

Please don't worry about that!

It's rather late to be looking for me.

Is there a problem?

Not at all. We just need

to confirm the facts.

What a pain.

I am Lizel, an adventurer.

I was mistaken for his

lordship and attacked.

I see. Sorry for the trouble.

I understand the circumstances,

but you shouldn't be dragging

Judge around this late at night.

M-Mr. Lizel, I—

Shut up.

You would've found this inn tomorrow

if you'd investigated normally.

It was necessary to deal

with this quickly.

The culprit was arrested, and

the circumstances are clear.

Why does this need to

be dealt with quickly?

Because

It was a case of mistaken

identity, but they'd lose face

if an attempted attack on the lord was

resolved by a foreign adventurer.

It's no wonder they were

in a rush to find him.

You were just being protected!

Quit complaining, you

self-important d*ck!

Hey! Watch the attitude!

What's his deal?

He's a fan of yours.

You're quite popular.

So, is that all you wanted to ask?

Yes. We appreciate your cooperation.

Just to confirm, you're

not injured, are you?

I'm fine.

He's making the Blade protect

him. Of course he's fine.

You're unbelievable.

Those who mix personal and

professional business

will earn Gil's ire.

W-Wait, Mr. Gil!

Gil, don't toy with Judge.

Mr. Lizel!

Um, if you try to do

anything to Mr. Lizel

you'll pay for it.

Y-Yes, sir!

The grandson's words

carry a lot of weight.

Judge, you don't have to

say that sort of thing.

I'm sorry.

But thank you.

He's finally grown a backbone, huh?

Speaking to you would make most

other things less frightening.

Hey.

Make sure you take Judge home.

Yes, sir!

Um, Mr. Lizel, Mr. Gil

Good night.

Later.

And good night to you.

Shall we turn in as well?

Next Time

"Equals"

Next time: "Equals."