It's all one flower.

"The source of the purchase cost is the manuscript fee and stamp duty, so no problem."

Skinum even started talking about the money that the Awellanas wouldn't listen to.

"Since I was admitted to seminary, I have been disconnected from my parents' household income. I had the publisher transfer them all to my web money account, handle taxes and stuff myself, donate most (mostly) of them because I had no choice but to do so, and sometimes cash out the rest of them."

"We can't use web money. They tentatively contracted the device and sent it to me at the sales office above for shopping online, and I received it."

"This is the... computer? Mr. Store Manager, can you use computers as well as swords and magic?

Cruello rounds his eyes on the cardboard box on the counter.

The former knight's [knitting reed cut (Yoshikiri)] scholastic operator grinned bitterly.

"I can't. Resell it to a neighborhood store and replace it with a tablet bill."

For the indication of the box, the common word is "Made in the Federation of Barbatum".

The pharmacist (dull) Awellana was surprised to be picked up from the Alton Gaza continent while staying in the underground town of Chernochnijnik.

"That? You don't have to work part-time at a spell store to live...?

"I wanted a place in this city."

The unexpected answer was returned to the question that Cruillo noticed.

... that store is where this co is?

It is a spell shop run by Gentius, the craftsman of the people of the lake.

When I thought about how Skinum, who was a theological student of Kirkulus, was willing to work in a shop dealing with magical objects, I felt sorry for him.

... don't go back to the mainland, you decided to live here all the time, right?

Within the Artel Republic, how many Kirkursian sons with magic like him would have been born.

It's not just a matter of telling you to move to a magical civilized country.

A report by Roark and Farkill found him to be a powerful people and read that many of the children were killed within him. I can say that life is as good as it is because I do not know the pain of living as a powerful people in Artel's Kirkulus society.

Senator Laqueus and others who know before half a century of civil unrest said that the original Kirkrussian religion does not deny all of the sorcery.

... If the country returns to one, there will be no more suffering for this Co.

"Payment for the terminal has ended in today's minute and becomes this agreement"

"How long have you had it?

"Not since I heard about you at the lion's shop, Ziolito.... Oh, Ziolito, do you know you? Um... uh"

"Roark, I read it in your report. You're the one who's suffering from the backdoor admission thing, aren't you?

When Cruillo replied, Skinum affirmed with a complex expression.

"I was worried about you, Ziolito, and I wanted to change Artel by what I could do."

"Why do you bother about that co?

Awellana thought it would be hard just to talk about herself and couldn't see the story.

"Artel won independence in half a century of civil unrest fighting for his faith. But because that faith was distorted, because I thought there would be people as wrongful and suffering as him. I had no idea that was happening in the church until I heard about you, Ziolito."

"Still, you believed that Co story?

To the pharmacist (dull) Awellana, it was more incredible that Skinum believed so much about Ziolito.

Skinum answers with shame and repentance moisturizing his eyes.

"I was shocked, and I couldn't believe it right away. I have to deny it so many times in my mind... but Ziolito, it didn't look like you were throwing up, and I wanted to make sure of it, and I wanted a device."

"Do you even know what the Internet is?

The surprise is that Awellana is not the only one. Kruilo and Chloenier store manager also saw a former theological student with the same expression.

"I don't know until the truth. But the SNS had a lot of voices of people suffering from the corruption of the denomination. So many that I don't know how I didn't realize before..."

Razornik, Fiarlka, Klaustra... Rather than being active, the three people who continue to engage in what we would like to call a leap, all said that there are collaborators of the Artels.

... I guess some of those people want to destroy the society that Kirkulus rules, or to avenge the denomination.

"How do you want to change Artel, and you're writing a story?

Light-colored eyes tied the focus to the green eyes of the pharmacist (dull) Awellana. Wait for the answer without going out of sight.

"We want it to be a world where we are not discriminated against because of the presence or absence of magic or because of differences in faith. If we return to the original faith of Kirkulus, it will be possible."

"That's what makes it like the old Lacus Lacrimalis kingdom, isn't it?

A former knight of the long-lived race, Chloenier, slams his elbow against the counter and tips his calf.

"I don't know the times. But if there's ever been a time like that in the past, again, I can go on writing believing it can happen."

The masked writer of the former theological student expressed his determination to pray.