It had been quite a while since I went out.

I was going to the hospital and also doing some grocery shopping.

"Hm, sure, these days everything gets delivered right to your door by robots, but there's something nice about picking out groceries yourself."

Chris hummed a little tune as she picked out fresh meat, vegetables, and cheese.

Next to her, I sat in my wheelchair, piling snacks and treats on my lap.

The grocery store was pretty quiet in the afternoon.

It was a weekday, and in this world, which was more advanced than the faint memories of my own world, almost everything was done through delivery.

Whirr.

I heard wheels moving, but not just mine. Other robots with wheels were zipping around, putting items into shopping baskets.

"Wow."

It still amazed me every time I saw it.

In a way, this might as well be another world from my perspective.@@novelbin@@

Chris put a pack of beef into her basket and glanced back at me.

"Good news, huh? No need for hospitalization."

"If I had to be hospitalized, that would’ve been a disaster…"

I shuddered.

The last time I was hospitalized for a month, I suffered huge losses. I missed out on prime farming time, missed bus fees I could’ve charged at a premium, and got into new content late. Luckily, no new dungeons were released during that time, or it would have been a nightmare.

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