Fushi no Kami: Rebuilding Civilization Starts With a Village

"Then again, it is impossible for the priests to verify the contents of the book."

Rather than discussing it, I found the answers I had received totally unfortunate.

Disheartened to me, the Grand Priest nods with compassion.

"Yes, unfortunately, that's right. At least the next 50 years will be difficult. That's how we decided on the system of the temple."

"I'm sorry. As well as their level of knowledge, the priests were curious and had logical thoughts, so I thought it would be a great help."

"I am honestly delighted that Sir Fennex has appraised me that way as a man of the temple. For that reason, I'm sorry I didn't meet your expectations."

The Grand Priest lamented in a calm tone worthy of being the keeper of knowledge.

The costume is no different from ordinary priests or apprenticeships.

Although the fabric seems to be fine according to its status, it does not refine flashy designs or wear gold and silver gems.

Of course, this may not be an official meal or ritual, but I personally feel very fond of modest appearance.

In fact, it's so easy to talk, this guy.

Who was scared to talk to such a good person?

It's an unacceptable vice to be biased against people you don't know very well.

"It was also thanks to some greedy priests that the temple became such an irrational organization. We now name the merchants and the lord's family, but they were undoubtedly from the temple."

Whose story is thriving is that of soap merchants and the Batuka family.

It seems that the people around here have a background in acquiring their own exclusive skills from their work as priests.

Excuse me, it was a "yuan" exclusive technology.

"Simply because we built wealth by doing research on our own, we didn't have to restrain ourselves so far....."

"Stealing someone else's research is hard to forgive as a person who does research."

"As far as Lord Fennex is concerned, you are right to say so. So the priest changed the system so that he couldn't do his own research."

Those who are currently studying what are involved in the temple use their backhand moves.

For example, Dr. Ruth and Ms. Tris are priest apprentices, not priests.

I receive money from the temple to live and receive money from the temple (and sponsors) to study, but I am not a priest. It's just a priest apprentice.

On the other hand, the defective middle-aged Father Folke is an unstoppable Father.

That's why he's not doing research. The duty of a priest is to maintain and manage books, so research is impossible.

Father Volke is struggling to decipher the ancient language because it is necessary to maintain and manage the books.

If I don't know what book it is, I can't manage it, and I can't make a copy because it is in a hurry. Even if you do the same thing as research, it's a normal job to maintain and manage.

If you say such a thing is a trick, you can only say it is true.

Each of them is poking through a gap in the rules.

The chief priest who tightens the system exhales deeply.

"This is not very healthy, but I can't say. However, for some unexpected people, the significance of the existence of an organization called the Temple has been shaken."

At that time, there was considerable criticism of the shrines, and some of the shrines have a record of being attacked.

It seems that it was not the angry people who attacked, but the robbers who gained the cause of the attack.

They said they took the temple's property or the research that was being held by people like the Marquis d 'Atara.

The significance of the temple's existence is shaken by the fact that a considerable number of books have been lost as a result of the attack on the temple where the books should be protected.

"This is the only way to protect the enormous amount of books that the temple manages, and the only one of its kind. We're going to realize that the price was too high."

After the Grand Priest said so, he looked at me and smiled bitterly.

"I was surprised to learn that Sir Fennex had recently emerged as his only intention. No, I'm overwhelmed by your many inventions and discoveries."

"Really? This is all I have. You might have imagined that you could do this, or that you could do that. In fact, my knowledge comes from the temple's library."

Some of them are of their own, but most of them are in the imagination stage.

For example, when the cement took shape, I looked at the temple's books to see what materials were mixed, in what amounts, and in what procedures.

I didn't know. We had no choice but to look into the books.

"If you say so, do you think there will be no standing...? Every time a stranger leaves, we tie one arm, tie one foot, and tie ourselves up over the years, and we can no longer distinguish between fantasy and fact. Except for some researchers."

Is that what it is?

Well, it's been a long time and a hundred years, so maybe it's not impossible.

After all, it's a great advantage to have a memory like the previous life and to know that you can do it.

I know how awesome Hermes was chasing his dreams regardless of his advantages.

Whatever, Lord Fennex.

In the sense that the ruler of all the temples is leading an organization that transcends the boundaries of the realm, someone with comparable influence to the King will reach out to me.

"As the keeper of the temple, I wanted to see you once and thank you. Thank you for promoting the inheritance and liberation of the knowledge of ancient civilizations, which was originally the mission of the Temple."

"I'm so sorry to hear that."

Responding to the Grand Priest's handshake, he remembers the interesting occurrence of the temple.

Beyond the body of religion, mystical beings are still involved in its origins, but the three gods do not appear.

One tree appears.

A giant tree, also known as the World Tree, told people more than a thousand years ago.

"The world will be more turbulent than this, and many things will be lost. Prepare for that. Collect and preserve as much knowledge as you can. It was like that before it was lost."

It is mysterious in terms of what the tree said, but the contents are secular or disaster-preventive.

Also, does "before it was lost" refer to the ancient civilization of the previous period against the ancient civilization of the later period?

Perhaps the historical element is a strong legacy rather than a pure fantasy.