Let's Manage The Tower

"No problem."

Speaking of being as expected, the examiner stroked his chest with his heart, and at the same time, he had a slightly dazed expression.

Magic supply facilities have little impact at this stage, but if you think about the future, you can use a lot of magic.

The concern of Kaiseki is that the magic supply facility uses the power of the local veins to gain magic.

If you succeed, you can't even affect the ground veins.

It's impossible with current technology, but it's not necessarily enough to make an impact in the future.

I just came to see if that's going to be a problem for the world.

It's so light.

Asla, the opponent, shrugged her shoulders to the words of the examiner.

"That's right. That facility, even if it helps us in the first place, won't get in the way."

"Heh? Really? Does it affect the ground veins?

"What are you talking about? Even what you're using in the Tower has had enough of an impact. How many of these things do you think are in this world?"

That's what Asura told me, and Kaiseki thought it would be.

In the first place, the world trees and the Vamilinian castle have the same system (?), converting magic and sacred powers into divine powers.

Magic supply facilities are not converted into divinity, they are converted into magic as its name suggests, but it is the same for the world.

"Do you know that this world is a flat world?

"Yeah."

"There's no way you're circulating energy by spinning around like the stars you were on.

In that sense, even if you're dealing with magic, there's no reason for the world to refuse if you're welcome. "

When Ashra said that clearly, the exam aid was a convincing expression.

However, Asura turned a playful smile to the examiner who showed a reassuring expression.

"Still, you're going to be in trouble."

"... to?

Suddenly the words, Kaiseki returned a jiotong expression without understanding the meaning.

"Oh, you didn't notice? Even though you are using a facility, it is God's business to create a magical circle.

Though you will undoubtedly be praised for the work of God in that field, using the foundations that spread it. "

Towards Ashra, who said so with a pleasant face, Kaiseki held his head.

As I was told, it was undoubtedly the study aid that laid the foundation for the facility.

Without the first plan, there would definitely be no magic facility in the world.

Therefore, the more facilities there are, the more authority as a god of study (?) will also spread.

At last I realized that, so the examiner held his head.

"Ahhhhh. Is that what this is all about?"

"Congratulations, you're doing well as a god."

Asla smiled nicely to chase down such an assistant.

For Asura, it is a great welcome for Kaiseki to upgrade herself as a god.

I feel simply happy, but sometimes it becomes easier to run the world at the same time.

I know that I don't want to study aid, but in some cases I even thought it would be good to pass on the operation of the world as it is.

Though Kaiseki himself does not know such an idea of Asura, he only has the head to spread his reputation as a god.

"... is there anything I can do to control it?

"I think it's too late."

Things are already moving, so there's nothing we can do about it.

At the very least, I might not have managed to stop it before I came up with the idea of an assistant examiner, but it was too late.

It is, isn't it?

The examiner, who fully understood it, sighed at the waiver.

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"Hmm..."

"What's wrong with you? Any thoughts?

Jal talked to me about helping me think with my arms.

"No, that's it. I wonder if there's any way to keep the authority of God from spreading any further."

When Kaiseki said so, Jar became a jito.

"What are you talking about?"

"No, but... I've come to another corner, but I can't move freely when my name as a god grows any bigger."

The more you stand as a god, the more difficult it is to move around freely.

Even though they are still in a rather disadvantageous position, it is the true intention of the assistant to refrain from any further movement restrictions.

"Why don't you say that in front of the other goddesses?

Heh?

With a serious expression, Jar leans his neck.

"Isn't that right? Regardless of the major existence like ours, people whose names are unknown as gods are doing their best not to disappear as beings."

Jar said so, and finally remembered, Kaiseki leaned down ashamed.

Recently, I completely forgot because I had settled down, but in the first place, Kaiseki came to the temple regularly to prevent the goddess from disappearing.

The conversation earlier in the study was a blasphemy for the goddesses.

"Sorry..."

I understood that my troubles were luxurious, and I felt depressed.

I wasn't particularly aware of it as the examiner himself, but apparently I thought it was a good idea as a god.

Looking at the study aid with a sinking expression, Jal waved his hand up and down like he was in a hurry.

"Ah, don't worry too much. It seems contradictory."

"... what do you mean?

"In your case, you may not feel the history of becoming a god, but if you exist as a god, it is quite natural for you to suffer from power and existence."

"... so?

"Don't you see? If you have the same abilities as God, it can be normal for one of you to destroy the other."

What Jar has just said is an extreme example, but it is not once or twice as hard to deal with it as it is to have a long life as a god.

Sometimes, you can't exist as a god.

The goddesses fully understand this and exist as the goddesses of Earthgard.

After listening to Jar, Kaiseki once again recognized himself as a special being as a god.

The existence of the same "God" as Ashra and the treatment of Jar and the Heavenly Girls may be different, but that's why we have to be careful.

Not now, but when your status as a god rises even further, you may unwittingly encroach on the territory of other goddesses.

If that happens, it will lead to a matter of life and death for God.

No matter how much Asla told me to "let go", it was a study aid that I tried to avoid as much as possible.