Let's Manage The Tower

Returning to the tower's management, Kaiseki talked to Sylvia and Floria.

Rather, the two of them came back and asked questions.

"So? How'd it go?

"Oh, yeah. I thought I'd talk to you about that. Especially in Sylvia, huh?

"To me?

Sylvia leaned her neck and nodded.

"Yes. I'm going to ask you straight to the point, how does the temple work if the fortuneteller finds out that the tools they use are real artifacts?

Asked about the examiner, Sylvia sighed deeply.

"... was it real?

Yeah, I guess.

"Really..."

"Trouble."

Sylvia clouded her face when she nodded, and Floria had an annoying look.

If it turns out that the tools used by the things in the city well are genuine artifacts, it's not just the temple officials who can make a move.

There are many things you want to keep with you, such as nobles and big merchants.

I knew it.

The student nodded to agree to Floria's murmur.

"Well, I haven't been told it's real so far, so it's still good."

"Sure, that's a good thing, but I'm rather scared when I get caught.

I've never heard of the discovery of a new artifact, even if I think back at least a hundred years.

Now that all of the artifacts are owned, it was conceivable for anyone to find a new undiscovered artifact and for the various people to move on.

Sylvia talks about a situation that Sylvia doesn't want to even imagine to the two people holding her head.

"Isn't it rather scary that the instrument will cross to the temple side in a situation where you can't find it?

"Hmm? What do you mean?

Floria immediately sighed loudly at what Sylvia wanted to say, even though she leaned her neck without knowing what it meant.

"I mean, is that what this is about? Someone in the temple might take away the divine instrument from the diviner, saying that it is not appropriate to use it as a diviner's tool..."

In this case, the artifact refers to the artifact as a tool used by priests and witches.

"Yes, I think it's more likely."

Suppose that the man to whom the temple belongs did what Florian said and took away the divine instruments used by the fortuneteller.

In that case, whatever the means of obtaining it, the artifact will once be properly investigated.

Because you can't use it in the temple until you know if it's really suitable as a divine instrument.

And at the time of the inspection, it would be troublesome to find out that it was a real artifact.

It's fine if you bought it officially from a fortuneteller, but if you force it, you get confused how to get it.

In a word, there are those who claim that the temple has no legitimate rights as owner.

This is not just an imagination, it is a case of the past.

Therefore, we cannot deny the possibility that the same thing will happen this time.

The examiners all sighed at the unlikely situation that the best thing was to continue in the present state.

"... shall I tell you the truth and get it?"

Thinking about the rest, I felt that it would be the most peaceful study aid, but Floria shook her neck to the left and right.

"It's a fascinating idea, but I think we should stop."

"What? Why?

"It's a simple story. How do I prove you're a real god?

As I went with Peach earlier, you won't be trusted even if you visit.

Quickly, you can't ask Towa to call the castle and meet there, but that's too much.

In a situation that cannot be considered later, that is, a situation where the artifact is likely to run wild, such luxury (?) I can't even say it, but the truth of Kaiseki is that I would like to keep it if possible.

Since it is not clear in the first place that the artifact will run wild, it is also possible to run wild if it is taken up as a strange god.

If it is a divine instrument that can be called a living god and obeyed honestly, it does not imitate getting out of the house of Ashra in the first place.

Rather, there is the possibility of rebellion.

I wish I could somehow get the artifact from that fortuneteller, but I don't think it's going to be that easy.

"Even if I didn't know if it was a divine instrument, it seemed like I knew it was something I needed."

Really? So it can be said that the person who should have picked it up picked it up?

Sylvia's favourable interpretation also nodded the exam aid.

"That's for sure. At least for now."

Normally, as a customer, I was asked to do fortune-telling not only to get into the exploration, but also to see the state of the tools.

As far as I could tell, the divine instrument obeyed the diviner's instructions, although I was not very familiar with divinity.

This is also related to the fact that "connections" have been made, which I also talked to Peach about.

Sylvia, who had heard the idea of the examiner, said as if she had thought of it.

"You might think too hard in the first place."

Floria responded to the words and leaned her neck.

"What do you mean?

"Either way, if you can't force me to take it away, I think it would be better not to get weird irritating. Especially Mr. Kouske."

When the real-world god's assistant gives a bad stimulus, the artifact returns a hypersensitive reaction, which can lead to a runaway.

Floria, who understood Silvia's thoughts, nodded convincingly.

"I see. Sure, yeah. I think it's better to keep an eye on things than to do something bad."

"... there's something I'm not convinced of, but it certainly seems like the best thing to do."

After listening to the two conversations, he made a delicate expression, but I agreed with the idea itself.

If you look at the artifact, whether it's a real god or something around it, the situation of being forcibly taken away from a fortuneteller remains unchanged.

Then it was one hand to leave it until the current situation moved.

Rather, it might be better to move when the artifact is about to run wild.

In the meantime, I would be satisfied if I only reported the situation to Asla.

The examiner thought of such a thing.

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Asla, who received a report from the examiner, said, "Yes. That's fine," he replied promptly.

For the first time, I applauded the examiner.

"It's pretty light, isn't it?

"I told you. In the meantime, I hope the examiner finds it. In that case, even if there is a disturbance there, the goddesses will basically have nothing to do with it."

I see.

I was satisfied with the words that seemed like a goddess.

Ashra's words nowadays mean that there is no particular problem from the standpoint of a goddess as long as the artifact itself ran wild, but the artifact ran wild because of people.

By the way, as long as we know where the artifacts are, it may take some time to recover them.

Moreover, since it is a "slight" age in the sense of a goddess, it would be best to guess how long it is.

Anyway, Ashra also gave permission for the study, and decided to wait and see for a while, instead of taking out the artifacts found in Mixen.