Build a city that fits the church's design.

To do this, I want to investigate the design of the Church's past.

And, bring it to Claudio.

"Old church material, is it"

"Yes, I'd prefer something with a known appearance if possible"

I'm not sure if they managed to say ceremonies in the architectural style of this world.

So it would be nice to know, if possible, the paintings on parchment, etc.

"Then let me introduce you to the people of the church. They'll want to talk to you about the church you're building in this district."

"Can I talk to you from here?

As some sort of image, I just thought that the next church was something that the other side would cost to build, so one day a great technician would come and push me to instruct from above.

"The church is not such a high-pressure organization. I am willing to walk with good citizens and people who consult villagers."

Claudio laughs bitterly.

If you ask me, I do feel respected by the citizens inside the walls and the rural villagers, and the organization just evil can't last long in the first place.

There may have been some bias because I only remember my origins being cold treated with adventurers and because the first church officials I dealt with were high pressure, lame priests.

"So, when are you going to investigate the records? If it's about a thousand cycles, you don't have to contact the Central Church. There's going to be material."

"1000..."

Periodicity refers, in short, to a unit based on the harvest of wheat, which is roughly one year.

I'm not sure because I didn't exactly observe astronomy.

but roughly 1000 years.

for as long as the Roman Empire begins and ends.

If you do poorly, flipping the letter behind the central church may leave history and literature in thousands of years.

I don't feel like I can find out for myself very much.

I definitely need help with my professional talent.

"If you're going to investigate, I'd like to have one accompany you."

uncommon. Gorgogo would say, "I'm going!" It seems like the first thing to say, "but take others, not yourself," he said.

"Who?

"It's Elan. That paints pretty good."

Elan.

"I want to paint!" and he is a boy who was picked up where he was (literally) under the bridge by flying out of the merchant house of his service and now works under Gorgogo's printing press improvements in the workshop.

"Can you?

"You won't mind. Because even churches will need people who can paint."

Apparently, the church brings together paintable clergy as it entertains the printing industry.

The clergy is supposed to write the Book of God as a learning tool at a young age, and there are quite a few good writers who also need to produce documents in practice.

But when it comes to painting, the fundamentals are functions that are only allowed to be trained by a nobleman who has spared no time, a professional craftsman backed by nobility, or a hilarious human being who combines money, skill and time like a clergy in absenteeism, and he says there are not enough to look around the whole clergy.

"Because the painting of the Divine Book of the Church is worse than a cookbook for the common people of Ichii, and it involves authority".

A sample page of recipe books created by Sarah during negotiations to make her acknowledge and transfer the value of the printing industry erupted unexpectedly when she heard that it was a certain standard in the church.

I remember that page making it easier to understand by using a lot of pictures on it, like a modern book, between lines and layout arrangements of letters. In a world where the printing industry has just been born, it must be hard to create a book with hundreds of years of know-how attached to it.

I almost stopped remembering the baron when it came to painting.

If you bring the story to the nobility of that dissection-loving musician, you could decorate the church gateway with monster bones.

Instead of "Holy Shoe Street," it becomes "Monster Street."

It will be after the future is realized when monsters are driven away for horror houses to become entertainment.