My Divine Translation Skill Makes Me Loved by Every Race

After transmigrating into a magical world, I suddenly discovered one day that all the obscure incantations chanted by mages had been translated into plain, familiar language.

"Spirit of Fire! I'll give you 100 magic points. Help me shoot a fireball forward through my wand!"

Me: Huh???

"Spirit of Wind, we've known each other for years, so do me a favor. Make an intense Level 8 gale at 32 degrees north latitude, 38 degrees east longitude, and 144 degrees east longitude. Make it blow a little harder. I'll pay you 8,000 magic points. Please, and thank you."

Me: ...So that's what spellcasting incantations are really like?

I didn't get my one and only otherworldly golden finger until I was sixteen, and I wept tears of joy.

Finally, a full-language translator, incantations included! We're saved!

The hell we are! You could've given it to me from the start! What was the point of me struggling to learn foreign languages all those years?

What! Was! The! Point!

Sigh, fine. I'll take what I can get. At least it can help mages improve their spells, help beastfolk from different races communicate and get along, clear up misunderstandings with the elves and make peace, and help me get along with the arrogant merfolk and dragons, right...? Wait, what are you going to do to me?

Later, she ran, he (they) chased, and she had no way to escape.

As I ran around yelling, "Don't come any closer!" I realized in despair that more and more people were getting involved with me.

With nowhere left to run, I was swept onto the throne by a tail. A hot, sticky breath brushed my ear. "It seems Your Majesty is still in need of a royal consort?"

He looked around at a pair of eyes after pair of eyes just like his own: outwardly restrained and composed, but hiding a desire within that was being driven to the brink of madness.

"I wonder who it'll be?"

[A Few Notes Before You Read]

1. Like the blurb, the main story is primarily told in first person, with some sections interspersed.

2. The ending is open. The heroine fears marriage and childbirth, so there are no actual romantic relationships in the main story.

3. The magical world draws on classic works, but also includes a huge number of original additions.

4. The idea came from the Spirit of Wind's line in the blurb. I don't know where it originated, so if anyone points it out, I'll add a note right away!

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Theme: Do what you should do in the place where you belong