It's all one flower.

Hoshido artisan Kufshinka translates Wentz priest Hunan's speech into a common language.

The Ferrettrum priest sent from the cathedral shook his head small and said nothing.

The local Wentz priest squeezes it out with a trembling voice.

"There aren't enough clergy for the Autonomous Community population, but there aren't many people who officially learn theology out of fear of star signs."

"Are there only two priests to teach?

One of the armored magicians is afraid to listen as if it matches the voice of the priest.

"There were theologians in the theology department at the University of Listver, but a lot of them died in the battle against the Nemus Liberation Army last year."

"You're here, right?

The wizard soldier somehow brightened his face.

"Yes... but as it turns out... many inhabitants' hearts still suffer from heretical teachings and fears planted by violence."

"But those who pick up firewood on Kuburum Street are getting more tolerant with our escorts."

"If temporary people have trouble washing empty cans with [water handling], for example, you can dance in the room, and it may be difficult to steal them.

When Kufsinka translated the proposal of the two armored magicians into a common language, the Ferrettrum priest brightened his face and looked around at the followers who worked in the chapel.

I changed to Hunan in the middle of the conversation, but pretended to concentrate on the work at hand and didn't raise my face as one person.

"The police here are busy trying to control retaliation against the star markers, so they can't get around to thieves with small amounts of damage....."

"If you can defend yourself, I think that's better."

The Magic Army told me, and Priest Wentz lay down his eyes.

"If you kill someone secretly and hide the body somewhere, you can't blame the police for the predation damage caused by monsters and beasts later."

It is not reprehensible for those who have been robbed of their precious ones by the star markers to strike hatred, anger, and sorrow at the heretics whose weapons were taken away. All a priest can do is pray for the peace of the soul of the dead and stand by him who has been left behind.

Defending monsters and beasts, as well as monitoring and investigating armed groups such as star symbols, are the main tasks of the Magic Army deployed in the Listver Autonomous Region.

Deepening interaction with the Autonomous Communities, not destroying the remnants of the star markers, and not removing the chief of the district, would be to explore the movements of the belligerent Republic of Arthur, the Federation of Barbatum and the Kilcruz Church behind it.

For many Autonomous Communities, surviving today without being preyed on by monsters and beasts and finding food is the greatest concern.

Politics is a distant story, and wars between nations are just events beyond our control that take place in places we do not know.

If the Magic Army proved unwilling to harm the Autonomous Communities, they were less alert to the signs of the stars, who were supposed to be “close relatives” of the same faith.

Regardless of the sentiments of the top Nemoralys government forces, there are many good people on the scene who are sent in magical armies. In fact, they use magic to fight monsters and beasts in the Kuburum streets and Yamagiwa districts throughout the mountains to protect the Autonomous Communities many times.

The star symbol didn't take much time to win more trust than the local police.

However, on the other hand, the agreement between the star markers and the Nemus Liberation Army, or the fact that the Liberation Army helped the people of the Autonomous Region, will never be revealed to the government forces.

Re-engineering the Kuburum Street and rebuilding the mountain hut, as well as supporting supplies and information through it, is also a lifeline for the people of the Autonomous Community.

In addition, the Nemus Liberation Army raided the bases of star symbols scattered throughout the Listver Autonomous Region and took control of everything in just two days. After thoroughly disarming and neutralizing, we concluded a unilateral agreement.

If you divulge Liberation Army information to the government forces, there is a fear that the Kapyo branch chief, who led the operation, may be destroyed this time.

Those working for peace with Kufsinka's brother Harpator put a "powerful curse activated by stealing" on bags and the like when placing relief supplies in the mountain hut.

It seems that the remnants of the star sign (Shirube) stopped by the cabin on the way from the Autonomous Region and took it out without permission.

Otherwise, the supplies that the green-haired haulers put in the cabin were never stolen.

... the punishment and curse are more effective in crime prevention than the saint's teachings.

Wasn't this Listver Autonomous Region the place where only the “rational believers” lived, guided by the lamp of knowledge of the saint Kilcruz?

Why has it turned into a poorer and less secure land than anywhere else in the Republic of Nemorales?

"We are not mandated to catch thieves."

"I want to help you, but I can't imitate myself."

"No, I didn't blame you. It's all about inadequate education....."

And priest Wentz chewed his lips and was hanging on his neck.

"Education? I thought Kilcrusts were keen on studying.

"I heard from the middle school teacher there, 'Tuition in the Autonomous Region is at zero cost.'"

The magic soldiers looked around the chapel with confused faces. A few believers nodded slightly to their necks and dropped their gaze on the work at hand.

"Sure... tuition is free. But...."

"What's going on?

"Many families are too poor to live unless they work from small to small and powdered from morning to night."

Hoshido artisan Kufshenka answered on behalf of the fallen Wentz priest. The Magic Army sees an elderly priest in charge of the Eastern Diocese.

"The root cause of the failure to learn is extreme poverty."

Once again, the Magic Army looked around the chapel, as Priest Feletrum summed it up briefly in common language.