I finally got my cavalry license. I wonder when I\'ll be able to become the dragon knight I\'ve always dreamed of. ......\" A female cavalryman on horseback blurted out. She is still a young woman. Apparently, she is a cavalrywoman who belongs to the military. She is dressed in a cavalry-style armor helmet and is riding a horse. She would be if she wasn\'t carrying a bag and a lot of newspapers in her hands. The animals suitable for riding include asses, horses, dragons, and even magical chariots, although they are not beasts, Riding an ass or horse requires qualification and skill. Asses and horses can be ridden by ordinary people, but only by trained and gentle riders, and only with simple movements. To make them run at a gallop, stop suddenly, or perform complex movements requires a certain amount of skill and experience. If an amateur attempts a bad imitation, he or she could be swept off the ground and killed. And to master them, one must join the Rider\'s Guild, the army, or the guard. It\'s a good thing she got her wish and was assigned to the Riders Guild. I guess I\'ll be delivering newspapers every day of the week. Burrul ......\" The horse she is riding growls in disapproval. \'Oh, of course, I have no complaints about you. I love you because you are beautiful and very smart. In a panic, she pats the skin of the horse she is riding to quiet it down. The horse is not owned by her. She has been paired with the horse several times in the rotation, though not exclusively. She has no complaints about being able to ride with the horse. It\'s just that she has grown bored with the lack of change in her daily routine. Such a mindset is a dangerous sign, though. The cavalry unit sometimes undertakes various types of delivery work. Newspaper delivery is one of them. Newspapers do not appear every day. Because of the lack of funds, time, and distance, new newspapers are only available in and around urban areas every day. For areas that are a little less accessible, we deliver a summary of some articles every three days or so. In some cases, they are delivered every week or even every month. The military undertakes this delivery service at a very low price. It is good for training, and it is also an appeal to the public and the general public. It also serves as a check against opposing forces. These days, magic riding machines are widely used in various sizes, and some of them are also used by the military. Some of them are also used by the military, Moreover, since they are operated more by magic than by riding technology, they are the biggest and most powerful rivals to the cavalry and rider guilds. If magic trains come to dominate the world, the transportation of supplies will be monopolized by magic trains, and if more sophisticated magic machines appear on the battlefield, mounted soldiers will be relegated to a corner of the battlefield as useless. In order to pr