Let's Manage The Tower

During regular visits to the shrine.

The more troublesome it is to already count the numbers, the more Kaiseki is coming to the Shrine.

It's only natural because it comes once a month and it's been ten years.

For Kaiseki, regular visits to the shrine were a part of life.

The initial momentum of the gods waiting for the visit of Kaiseki has completely disappeared, and it is simply time for contact with Kaiseki.

The nature of the party is completely different from the first time, and it is not only a place to interact with Kaiseki, but also a place to interact with the gods.

Asla was also pleased with the unexpected results.

Before the Kaiseki came, the gods were unique (?) but there was little interaction other than between acquaintances.

I knew him at the study aid party until I could make a new connection that I had never had before.

The existence of Kaiseki became a good lubricant for interaction between the gods.

While watching the goddesses deepen their interaction, Kaiseki enjoyed a conversation with Clara and Middle in addition to the three sisters of the three great gods.

However, even when it comes to conversation, Kaiseki seldom talks.

While in the Tower of Kaiseki, most of the deities were in a bare state.

At first I had my head full of life, but they were goddesses in the first place.

Hiding is meaningless in itself.

As a result, the current examination aid has been reopened.

For these reasons, there is hardly anything to talk about from the examiner.

When Kaiseki comes to the shrine during regular visits, the main thing is to hear from the goddesses about what happened and rumors that took place in the shrine while they were in the tower.

Even so, it was originally a shrine that was scarce for change.

It's mostly a familiar topic with the goddesses.

It was a very familiar topic, for example, when Ellis found out that Jar was playing.

It is also very interesting as an examiner, as you can see what the goddesses usually do when you listen to them.

However, that nori is a very ordinary story between women (?) but it is not different.

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To be clear, Clara, who was talking about something that didn't matter, cut out the story in the study aid as she remembered it.

"Yes, the exam. I wanted to ask you something."

"What?"

Suddenly she spoke to Clara with a serious face and switched her expression to realize that Kaiseki was different from the topic.

Suddenly changing the subject to a serious conversation is common when talking to the goddesses.

In the past decade, I have become completely accustomed to examinations.

"Your daughter's corona..."

"Hmm?!

I was told that it was about my daughter, so I took a little stance on the exam.

Kokoro just fell down the other day in the runaway of his powers.

I thought something was going on.

"No, don't be so brave. I just wanted to ask if I could protect you."

"Protect me?

"That's right. With protection, you can cope with the growth of your powers to a certain extent."

When I first heard the story, Kaiseki inadvertently turned his gaze towards Ellis.

Ellis nodded that he had no doubt that he was looking at the exam assistant.

"Exactly. The corn seems to grow more powerful, but if the increase does not keep pace with the growth of the vessel, the situation will be similar the other day."

"With our protection, we can handle the growth of that vessel."

Jar added to Ellis's explanation.

Well done. That's fine, but... is that okay?

"What now?"

When Jal said that he was somewhat stunned, he nodded as if he was satisfied with the exam.

The blessings of the gods, which are likely to be counted on the powerful ten fingers of the boulder, are now gone, but the blessings of the families continue to be granted even today.

For the gods, the granting of patronage to the family of Kaiseki is a matter of further discussion.

However, Kokoro is not strictly a family member of the examiner.

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When it comes to granting protection to the corn, the question is who should be granted protection?

The protection of examiners is out of place from the beginning.

In the first place, the children of Kaiseki are named.

This is almost like protection.

In some cases, it may have a stronger effect than protection.

Still, in the case of the corona, it fell down.

It means granting protection for this purpose.

As soon as there was talk of granting protection to the corn, the surrounding noise calmed down.

I don't know how I heard it, but I listened carefully to the examiners' conversations.

"So? Who do you want to protect?

"No, you're asking me wrong, aren't you? We need to get the person's approval first."

When Jal asked, Kaiseki smiled bitterly.

No matter how many parents I am, I am not going to pass by and decide for myself.

Kokoro is now an eight-year-old child, but he is not so young that he cannot choose his own friend.

Whether or not to call the Protecting God a friend is another issue, but on the contrary, children may have a stronger sense of that.

The feelings around it can be surprising even when viewed as parents.

In addition, all the children who are now have that feeling, but sometimes the chocolate feels particularly strong.

That was enough to talk to his mother, Sylvia.

"Should I get his approval?

"I think we'll need Sylvia's permission later, but what about it? I don't think Sylvia would refuse it in the first place."

I don't think Sylvia, a witch, refuses to protect her from the gods.

However, it's just about you, and you might think about something else for your child.

"Well, if it's to deal with the power of God, I wouldn't say no."

"I see. I'll talk to you about that."

"That's fine, but don't push your will as a god.

"Naturally."

Sylvia is protected by Ellis.

If the Ellis pushes back, Sylvia will find it difficult to refuse.

Ellis is the protector of Sylvia, so there's no need to worry about that, but as a parent of Kokoro, be careful.

"So, about the god who protects us, but..."

We finally got to the point, and the tension on the ground rose.

While feeling the air, Kaiseki shrugged his shoulders slightly.

"That's not what I'm talking about. Like I said, it's a matter of choice."

Really?

"That's right. Ah, that's why you don't have to trust a lot of people at once."

Kaiseki was careful about the reality that might happen if he didn't stick a nail.

"I won't do anything insane like that."

If you say so, a lot of adults will want to come and talk to the other child.

If you do anything like this, you risk being denied protection by yourself.

No goddess has such a foolish intention.

"I think it will be in the form of choosing about five pillars first, or even more if they are not chosen."

"Yes, that's good, isn't it?

As far as I could think, I also agreed to the most difficult method.

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After all, after obtaining Sylvia's permission, I decided to give Kokoro new protection.

As Kaiseki put it, Sylvia immediately gave his permission to talk about the gods that grow with him.

It was Clara who was supposed to protect Kokoro.

Clara, who was the first of the gods to speak, was able to get permission from Kokoro to grant him immediate protection.

It seems that the three great gods were also firmly involved in the discourse to gain the right to speak.

When Asura told me about it at a later date, Asura looked a little stunned as to what she was doing.