Let's Manage The Tower

When I saw Colette entering the relaxing space, the study aide who was resting stood up.

"How was it?

Colette has a bundle of paper in his hand.

It is a magic book that describes the spiritual arts that Cecil and Alisa completed the other day.

Colette replied with a smile.

"Honestly, I'm surprised."

Colette's quick answers were accompanied by a smile.

"Does that mean you got glasses?

"Yes, I've made a few mistakes, but I think I can use them enough if I fix them."

I see. I'm glad. "

Even as an examiner, I realized that I had forced the two of them to do extra work.

I didn't want to waste it at all.

If you get a note from Colette, you can make the most of it.

However, the two people who were assigned to study assistants would not think it was an extra job.

"Anyway, please let them know where we need to fix it."

"Of course I will, but then what?

Colette nodded that his doubts were natural.

"No, honestly, I didn't think I'd be able to build anything that could be used from the beginning, so I haven't really thought about it yet."

Colette looked amazed at the answer to the exam.

"I didn't think..."

"No, do you think you can make this much more complete when you think about writing for the first time?

"... I don't think so."

"Right? That's why I wanted you to build it a few times and get it done."

"You think I'm having trouble handling it because I've made something good?

In response to Colette's concern, the examiner waved.

"No, no, no, no, no, it's not like it's easy to sell to others, so I was wondering how I could mass produce it."

"Do you want me to copy it?

Books that are precious in this world are basically one thing.

In order to make many, there are duplicators, and the number increases.

Naturally, the cost is enormous and the value of the book is very high.

"That's fine, but... do you think you can sell it?

It's hard.

Sometimes they write things that are too technical, so even copying them can be cumbersome.

"Right? So I thought," What should I do? "

Naturally, there is no typographical printing in this world.

The literacy rate itself is not so high in the first place, so there are only a limited number of people who can read books even if they make them.

The opponent may be luxurious or aristocratic, but even if some people learn magic and sacred magic as a hobby, they rarely learn spiritual magic.

Elves that use spiritual art are basically oral, so there is no habit of deliberately leaving them on paper.

And since what they wrote was written from a human point of view, there were places that were slightly different from elves.

Incidentally, the examiner is not going to put his hand on typography.

Even if there is an image of printing using something like a wooden plate, we do not know the detailed mechanism.

I don't really think I can make such things by telling others.

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Kaisuke gave Schmidt a book that corrected the corrections from Colette.

"... what is this?

When Colette was checking, it was a bunch of paper, but the modifications have been completed, so it has already been neatly bound.

Schmidt lifted the book surprisingly.

Schmidt is not here for a meeting, he is looking for a new magic instrument for Kaiseki.

I haven't been presented with much new stuff lately, but I still come here somewhat regularly.

Schmidt leaned his neck because it was just a book and he couldn't see any magic objects.

"It's a spiritual book written by Cecil and Alisa. I'm worried about what happened."

"Those two?

Of course Schmidt knows about the two people who have already stepped foot on a high-ranking adventurer.

"Yes, it's interesting when you two go to play and hear about spirituality when you're free. I advised her to try it out."

Ha.

I know how I wrote the book, but Schmidt leaned his neck without knowing to give it to me.

I also knew Schmidt's confusion, so I went on talking.

"I thought it would be a good idea if I had time to write it down. I was surprised to see it."

"What do you mean?

"I can tell by reading it, but the degree of completion is high. I don't think it's the first time I've written it."

Slightly stunned, Schmidt moved his eyebrows when he heard Kaiseki say so.

That should be the case, and even if the books written by the two slaves were said to be highly complete, they couldn't be clearly believed.

"Well, I know how it feels, but I think you can read it if you can't get along.

"Am I? I'm not an expert in spirituality?

"It's okay because Colette also checks for professional descriptions. Simply look through it as a reading."

Schmidt tilted his neck without knowing what he was told.

"Is that a reading? Isn't that a specialty book?

Schmidt thinks that writing about spirituality is a book that naturally contains technical things.

"Well, you should take it home and read it once you think you've been tricked."

"Yes, I understand."

Schmidt, a long-time associate, fully understood that it was better to listen honestly to such expressions.

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It was only a week after the book was handed over that Schmidt, who changed his blood phase, came to study.

Schmidt, who spends a busy day as department head, spent so much time reading books and so on.

Conversely, it can be said that in just a week, Cecil and Alisa have read through the books they wrote.

"Master Kowske! What will you do with this book?!

Schmidt said in a hurry, and the examiner smiled.

"Schmidt, don't panic. I gave it to you to tell you what to do with it."

Schmidt's words seemed to calm down somewhat.

"How was your reading?

"... I'm surprised. Honestly, I didn't think it was written by a slave."

"Right? How the hell did you know how to write like this?"

The book written by Cecil and Alisa was very understandable and written from a foundation.

Even Schmidt, who knows little about spirituality, seems to be easy to catch.

It also begins with the foundation and ends with a certain level of spirituality.

You can say that it is the best book a beginner can get.

By the way, I don't think they're that highly regarded.

I wrote it after consultation between the two of you, so I made a lot of points about which part is difficult to understand and whether it is better to go into more detail here.

I just wrote to make it as easy as I could to understand what Yuri and Colette had knocked me into.

It was a delicate matter of judgment whether the teacher was good or whether the two people who had chewed and understood it properly were good.

"I'm too good to be honest with you."

Schmidt looked strange in the words of his assistant.

"Wouldn't it be sold?

"Who are you dealing with?

The answer gave Schmidt a happy look.

"Right? It's unexpected, isn't it? That's why I wanted to talk to you."

"... I'm sure it's troublesome."

Fully understanding what the examiner wanted to say, Schmidt replied unexpectedly.

"In the meantime, I want to keep one copy, so can you think about what you'll do next? I'll think about it."

"I see. I'll think about it."

So the book written by Cecil and Alisa became an important treatment without Cecil's knowledge.