Let's Manage The Tower

Cecil and Alisa, Lik's party group, and Colette and Kouhi were left behind as the Spirit showed a strange reaction.

If Kouchi stays, honestly, I don't think it would have been better if Colette alone had not called the other faces, but it was better to stay in the conversation flow, and there may be a need for a number of people, so I decided to stay overnight for the time being.

The group that was brought here suddenly wasn't prepared for the camp, but since the examiners were able to stay outside even for a large number of people, there was no problem.

After handing over what was needed for the camp, the assessors set out in a self-propelled carriage at their discretion.

Lik, who had dropped off the examiners' departure, quickly talked to Colette.

"So, what's next?

I see. In the meantime, I'm gonna go see what's going on again, so could you just let me out of the party?

When Colette made the offer, Lik leaned his head.

"Are you alone?

"Yeah, I think we'll need someone to keep an eye on this place. If we can't make out, we just need to know where we are right now.

Lik nodded convincingly to Colette, who didn't think it would change so quickly.

Colette, who had left the camp and moved to the place in question, looked stunned.

"... I was just going to wait and see."

A lot of spirits are moving around.

"It's pretty much enough for us to feel it, right?

Cecil and Alisa chased Colette, who remained as stunned as ever.

They weren't as impacted as Colette, because they didn't immediately feel the warning color yesterday.

Furthermore, if Kari is not familiar with spirits, he leans his neck without knowing why Colette is so surprised.

"Nothing in particular seems to be happening?

After Colette shook her head in confusion, she managed to respond to the three of them.

"... hold on a second. I'm going to clean up my head now."

The three people have received a proper explanation from the examiners about the changes in the situation around here.

However, since it is only a verbal explanation, it is not accompanied by a sense of reality.

In contrast, Colette is also knowledgeable about spirits, and above all, he has seen change with his eyes.

There is also an irreplaceable difference between the two.

Returning to calm, Colette turned her gaze toward Kouhi.

"Can you feel the spirit properly?

"Yes, of course. This is a little extreme."

"After all, do you think so too?

Colette and Kouhi, both of whom know each other, still look strange.

Especially for Cecil and Alisa, who can feel the Spirit, if the Spirit moves around so vigorously, it will not be a problem, but it will only look good for the forest.

After seeing both of them, Colette shook her neck to the left and right.

"Cecil, Alisa. This isn't a shrine, or a place where spirits like it? It's a very normal forest."

In the words, the two looked around after they had a soft expression.

"... too many spirits?

As Kouhi said earlier, there are too many spirits in this area for a very ordinary forest.

In Cecil's words, Colette nodded before continuing.

"I see. More importantly, when I checked it only a few hours ago, there were no spirits unnaturally.... what the hell is going on here?

Colette's words were silenced by others.

Regardless of what you think about spirits, Colette knows best.

No one else could have explained that Colette was meaningless.

Of course, there's a limit to Colette knowing everything by herself.

I was hoping that you would know something, but unfortunately there was no answer.

I didn't ask Colette in the hope that the answer would come back.

More than half of them asked themselves if they had forgotten anything.

But unfortunately, I didn't think of Colette either.

With no choice but to sigh, Colette suggested looking around and looking around.

It was discovered after investigation in two parts that the spirits were making a change that there were too many spirits, but it was quite widespread.

Colette, who was going to investigate lightly, could only sigh at this.

Clearly, it's wider than the warning colors that the kids found.

"What do you want to do?

Colette shook her neck to the left and right as she leaned over.

"I can't. There are too many things I don't understand.... once we get back to our base."

Changes are happening in this forest that Colette has never heard of.

Continuing with the investigation in its current state alone did not seem to find anything.

Above all, dinner is fast approaching.

The others agreed with Colette that she should return once.

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After returning to the camp and finishing his dinner, Colette quickly contacted Kaiseki using his mythology.

Hmm, I really don't understand, that's all.

That's right. What do you mean, it was so noisy a day ago, and after half a day, it was gone altogether, and after more time, it was more and more like a shrine? "

That's what Colette said when she threw it in half, but then something came to mind and she looked happy.

"... I have an idea of a place like a shrine?

Colette said so, and the examiner answered after a short time.

"... strange encounter. Me too.

Hey, hey, hey.

No, wait a minute. I never imagined that would happen.

If something happens, Kaiseki, who thought he would finish the ritual properly, is somewhat skeptical of the assumption that the ritual is involved in the spiritual change that is happening now.

Colette is not familiar with the ritual.

I can't even assure Colette that the spirits are acting strangely because of the ritual.

Are you staying in town today?

That's right.

"... if possible, I wanted my children to go to the nearby forest and see if anything had happened..."

I noticed this in the first place when my children were picking up firewood.

In that case, the children may notice the same thing.

In anticipation of Colette's words, I thought only a little before I answered.

Tomorrow, I'll go through the woods while I'm on the move, so I'll have you check it out.

I see. I'll see what happens in a couple of days. "

Okay. In the meantime, let me know if something's going on.

"Yes, of course."

Knowing that she could not see, Colette nodded and replied, laughing bitterly thinking that her habit of studying aid had changed.

Of course, the expression didn't look like an exam aid, so I continued to pretend that there was nothing.

Let me know when the kids find something.

Of course it is.

Colette, who could easily imagine nodding as well as herself, finished his divinity story with a small laugh.