I Shall Survive Using Potions!

After that, I hurried back to the inn, Caorle and Leiko.

It was slightly too noisy.

As it was, people were about to come out of the house and shop, so Leiko pulled Caorle's hand and quickly dispersed.

In that case, it seemed easy to check everyone's messages, and sometimes I'm having trouble with my life. That's what I think, and Caorle seems to have been able to afford a little bit of feeling.

"Well, religion makes money..."

And Leiko, who says he has no body or lid.

It hasn't changed at all from the past.

What the hell was decades of life experience...

I thought so, and it was a disappointing caorle.

And they were to rest in the inn as it was that day, and the rest was to be tomorrow.

The next day, I stopped heading straight to the home of The Eye of the Goddess, and the two headed to the library.

Thanks, I thought it would be better to get an idea of the situation first, and I reconsidered the order.

And the library, which was in the same place as it used to be, also had the same admission fees as it used to be, which were quite high.

Well, the number of silver coins is the same. But the monetary value may be changing......

And Caorle and the others headed first, of course, for the corner of the history book.

The first thing Caorle took in his hands was The History of the Kingdom of Balmore. If you are going to look into history, the history books compiled by the country will still be the best.

Of course, it would be much better if it were comparable to a book written by someone who might be convenient to the royal family, but who doesn't know where, painted with slight knowledge and one-sided prejudice, or a book written by some nobleman who has tailored their own family to be heroes.

And read that history book, Caorle.

Several books that were in the religious corner, "All About Goddess Kaol Truth," "Goddess or Usage," which came within your sight by the time you came to this corner? Mysteries of the Caor-like, Collection of Caor-like Quotes, Secrets of the Caor-like 99, Diet Techniques of the Caor-like, Never Do It! Caor-like breast augmentation "etc. I decided not to see it.

... especially, the last one!!

Leiko also reads books written about current public opinion in order to learn about this world.

Leiko doesn't make much sense to know about the old days now, and he doesn't know about the time, so he doesn't read history books, nor is it very interesting. So it is far more useful to read what is written about the present than to read a history book.... Especially for Leiko, who knows little about this world...

Caorle, who had read a small part of the history book over the past seventy years, then went around various corners and read and fished for various things, including books that summarized historical incidents, things like the tiles written at the time, and pamphlets that appeared to have been written by officials.

Exactly that was a big incident, and there were many books describing that case-related thing, but because of the paper quality, writing instruments, ink, and hand-written copying, the book had a large number of letters and fewer pages, which made it readable quite quickly.

Still, it was a caorle immersed in reading until the clerk slapped me on the shoulder saying, 'It's closing time'.

"In the end, did it just end up in the library today... But well, it was something I absolutely had to do, so I had no choice..."

Go back to the inn and squeal like that, Caorle.

"So, what was the outcome of the investigation?

Um, there's no chance Caorle has been told as a villain because of the state of the 'sanctuary' in King Blancott's capital, Alas, and the state of the city's former home.... or, of course, the general thing is Leiko I'm guessing.

"Yeah, that's it..."

Caorle says......

After the caorle was dropped into the pit and entered the item box to escape from the Great Rock.

The goddess Celestine descends, furiously proclaiming the destruction of the continent.

Make it the patron saint of the continent, and Francet the Absolute Hero will stop it. Celestine, the goddess, ordered the disposition of the wicked men to the Orthodox heir to the throne of the kingdom of Blancott, and returned to heaven.

Subsequently, the throne of the Kingdom of Blancott was succeeded by the Orthodox Successor, the First Prince, and the Second Prince, who attempted to seize the throne, was beheaded in conjunction with the crime of killing the Father King, and his wife was also all condemned to death in order to eliminate the worries of her patrons.

Of course, the former priests of Rueda, the nobles and the great merchants who instigated (or were) the second prince, were also guilty of the same crime, all of which resulted in the destruction of your home after the death.

It was a great opportunity to sweep the country's nests, and given what would happen if the goddess Celestine's instructions were not followed, she had no choice but to punish them harshly, and there were no objections to that from those on the punished side.

Exactly, it seems that the destruction of the continent because of itself was not bearable, even for a considerable number of bad people.

It was the other former clerics who fled Rueda with their money, who no longer had political ambitions and were going to spend the rest of their lives relaxing.

Orders from the goddess Celestine were also communicated to the countries at the base of the peninsula, where the nations searched the former clerics with their blood eyes (Chico), capturing all of them and sending them back to the territory of the Baltimore kingdom of Rueda with their confiscated property.

The lives of all the people of the continent, including ourselves, are at stake. Apparently, there was something pressing about the people who hit the search.

And since all humans on the continent cooperate in the search at all costs, I never thought that would happen, and it seems that the former clerics, whose secret and control of personal information was doodled, were captured one after the other.

Well, they weren't all on death row, and some of those who had nothing to do with that matter and weren't originally so nasty (akuratsu) just had to confiscate their property...

And the First Prince, who became king of the Kingdom of Brancott, immediately entered into a pact of conciliation with the Kingdom of Balmore, adding the kingdoms of Aside and Arigo to the kingdoms of Balmore and Brancott, and signing a pact of commerce in the four countries of the peninsula.

Furthermore, he expressed his solidarity with Drizzato and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, adjacent to the Kingdom of Blancott on the continental side, creating the basis for forming a huge commercial zone in the peninsula and the countries that hit its base.

"I'm surprised that that stalker bastard was so politically capable..."

Caorle says such a thing with a complicated face, but of course, it was because Fernan was perceived as' the one who used and helped Caorle as worthy of giving him kingship '. Had it not been for it, it would have been seen as' an incompetent young man who disrupted his country in a succession struggle 'and could very well not have brought the nations together, etc......

And Francette, in addition to the title of the Great Hero of the Redemption, who protected the Kingdom of Balmore from the invasion of the Arigo Empire, also became comparable to the god of the living (Alas, Hiromi), as "the patron saint of the continent and absolute hero, Francette the brave", who protected all of this continent from the demonic hands of the goddess Celestine.

Then I duked two ranks and became a marquis or something......

"Even though I'm a goddess, I'm the Hand of the Devil..."

Leiko, who said so with a frightened face, but Caorle only praised his shoulders.

And the ultra-large wedding of Francette and Roland, blessed not only by the Kingdom of Baltimore, but also by countries all over the continent.

It seems that his birth daughter married Prince Wang, that is, the eldest son of Serge, the brother of Roland and His Majesty the King, and Serge wept, 'Now we have restored his brother's blood to the royal mainstream...'

There were not many descriptions of the children in The Eye of the Goddess.

It would have been decided that it was not the kind of thing left in the book because it was just the orphans who said that Caorle was taking care of (and getting) them.

It is also possible that he was reluctant to leave as official history the statement that it was not the royalties, nobles, priests but the orphans who were closest to Caorle.... such a guy is everywhere.

... But the name 'Goddess Kaol True Church' came up a little in some books.

It was a minority religion that has been called heretically by some, that Caorle is a goddess of the other world, a friend of the goddess Celestine, while the teachings of the 'goddess Orthodox' system prevail with Celestine as the only god (Yui Yi Yi Yin), assuming that Caorle is loved and used by the goddess Celestine and is a human being.

Founding Fathers, Emile Nagasse.

"Huh? Caorle's kid? Besides, is Caorle a nobleman?

"I'm still single, and I'm a civilian of the right origin. Yikes! She's an orphan who lived with me."

Caorle answers Leiko's question that way while scratching his nose head.

"But nobles are the only ones with a last name..."

"Yeah, basically, yeah, but he could have named a big merchant or a last name or a roommate, and to these kids, he said," Oh, 'please make me a family member of Master Caorle!' He didn't ask me to... There's no girl to beat, stuck in the sparkling fourteen eyes...

So, you promised. And then he said, 'All right, now we're family members of Master Caorle, that is, servants and messengers, and clans, kinsmen and brothers.... I mean, family!' Cause he said...

We all knew those kids lived with me, so I wonder if anyone could have stopped those kids from naming my last name. If I did anything extra and bought Celeste's anger, or something... "

"Ahhh... Well, I'll pretend not to see it... The kids probably did, hoping that Caorle's name would be passed on correctly under his full name."

"Yeah......"

Caorle was also unwilling to complain because he knew how Emile and the others felt...