Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka?

A dragon is a supreme race.

Whether that's true or not, the dragons believe so.

And there is no way that a dragon, such a supreme species, would not be dissatisfied with the status quo he is shying away from Saliel.

Just like Gülier once was.

At the same time, the dragon is not a charity, but sits on this planet with purpose.

We could not leave mankind alone in the wild, acting inconsistently with that aim.

Even if it's going to be hostile to Sariel.

"So, are you the stepping stone"

"It will."

Sariel staring straight back at the other person and Juliet looking away from him at first sight.

The location is the reception room at the orphanage.

Gülier also has his face in the orphanage from time to time, usually going straight inside without using the reception room.

But Sariel, who sensed disturbing signs, led Gürier to the reception room.

Even if it wasn't Sariel, it was obvious that Gürier was doing something wrong and so on.

If that's all you're suspicious of behavior, even Blunt Saliel can assume something happened.

And I heard a dragon trend from Gülier, as if I were to interrogate him in the middle.

"So, what are you going to do?

"Of course I'm going to stop it. Because that's my mission."

To Gürier's question, Sariel answers instantly.

As usual.

"Is that really your mission?

But Sariel was unable to respond promptly to Gürier's continuing inquiry.

"It's not like we don't understand what humans are doing right now. If the protection of native organisms is your mission, isn't stopping the man who is about to crumble this planet with it the action you should take?

Gullier looks up and speaks out like he's ready.

"Of course, I think it goes too far to eradicate humans with it. But we should show some movement. If that's really your mission."

Gullier's gaze as if to try.

Sariel doesn't distract from it.

But I don't even open my mouth.

Sariel herself understood that her actions were not the best.

But there has never been any doubt about it.

Sariel is a detached angel.

It's like an unwilling device that just keeps its mission faithful.

If we are to be more precise, a being who cannot judge things on his own volition, who is only meant to keep his mission.

Apparently, the device keeps fooling around with only preset items.

Even if that preset item is causing a bug.

The device itself does not question it.

Sariel was the same again, and while he understood his actions were not the best, he never questioned them there.

But now, Gulier asked, Saliel thought.

Are you sure this is a good idea?

That's the first question Sariel has.

So far, Saliel has been thinking and trying.

How can we carry out our mission more efficiently?

From the side, however, it is nothing more than a thought that deviates from its original mission.

Saliel's original mission was to protect the creatures living on this planet from the hands of the gods.

Keep God out of reach, nothing more or less.

Even so, Saliel is taking the initiative and interfering with humanity.

Saliel, the god.

It's like you're renouncing your mission yourself at that point.

Even so, Saliel himself did not doubt that he was carrying out his mission correctly.

There, Gullier's inquiry was thrown in.

None of the thoughts, Saliel, who had no doubt, questioned his deeds for the first time at this time.

"Saliel. Will you stop being tied to your mission? You can live as you please. Forget about your mission. You can live the way you want."

Gulier's words were incomprehensible to Sariel.

I can understand the meaning of the word, but I don't know what it means to live as I please.

Living for Saliel meant fulfilling his mission, and he never felt good or bad there.

No, even if I felt good or bad, I didn't understand that.

It's not like I haven't felt it.

But I don't understand the fact that I'm feeling it.

As a result, the good and bad have continued to be ignored.

"I don't know,"

"I guess."

At this time, Gürier did not expect words alone to relieve Saliel's solidified heart.

But from Sariel's attitude, he seemed to be tied to better results than expected.

"But it doesn't change what I do"

If there was a miscalculation, what Sariel wanted from the bottom of his heart was consistent with stopping the dragon.

Gullier's words about wanting you to live as you please were certainly echoing Saliel's heart.

Because it sounded, it blew up only a few born questions.

For what Sariel wanted to do was protect people.

It really blows up the question of whether that's the best way to carry out your mission.

"Wait!"

"Gürier. On my own, I consider you my friend. So don't let it kill you with this hand"

Gülier was amazed by the words.

To call Juliet a friend, or to show his willingness to kill him if he still disturbs you.

Then, leaving Gullier, who has hardened and can no longer move, Saliel leaves the reception room behind.

"While I'm away, the orphanage kids, please."

On leaving, with such selfish wishes.

Gülier stares silently at the door that closes.

With a twilight look on the way.

As a dragon, as a friend of Sariel, as a man attracted to Sariel by heart.

Gullier couldn't choose how to act.

If you're going to act as a dragon, you're right to risk your life to stop Saliel.

Sariel and Gürier, where the overwhelming difference exists, but if we just buy time, we can.

For example, if you take a child hostage.

But at the time I shut up and dropped Saliel off, I can't fulfill that.

So, you're taking Sariel's side?

That would betray the dragon.

To Gülier, who has ever lived proudly to be a dragon, I could not take that choice.

In the end, Gülier could only do something terribly halfway, something passive about not choosing to do.

Massive raids by dragons at the same time around the world.

That was supposed to do serious damage to humanity in an instant.

But Sariel's quick entry into battle.

And more importantly, there is also the desperate resistance of mankind by a number of weapons designed by Potimus, using MA energy, and the battle becomes muddy than the dragon assumes.

The dragon strikes mankind as he flees from Saliel, and mankind endures until Saliel arrives.

Such a structure could be made.