Let's Manage The Tower

"All right, let's build a house."

Kaosuke suddenly said such a thing when he managed to settle the problem of Shinto.

Florian and Sylvia are behaving in an unexpected way, but they face each other.

"Wait, exam aid. Why did that happen all of a sudden?

Floria, who was looking at Sylvia, asked her to keep her temples down.

Looking next to Floria, Sylvia didn't say a word either, but she looked at him with an exploratory look.

I slightly lost my sight of both of them, but I thought it would not start until I said so, so I answered clearly.

"Of course it came to mind!... as a joke."

Sylvia and Florian turned to the white eye and continued to look away in a slight hurry.

"I've known since the gods stabilized, but I thought it would be better to make something big."

"Is that to improve Mr. Kowske's condition?

Sylvia, whose gaze was soft and his expression was serious, nodded.

"Well, that's the thing. Making things up and getting better feels weird."

Sylvia shook her neck to the side when she said so bitterly.

"That's not true. In the first place, Kouske's powers also have a magical team, so I don't think that's a story. However, I don't know why it leads to home making."

I've never heard of making the house itself, even though I've used the magic equipment I've made to protect my house from crime.

According to Sylvia who thought so, Kaiseki shook his neck to the side.

"That's not true. Until now, it was impossible to create materials from scratch in a magical relationship. But if I were you, I'd be able to clear it."

"I see. I've always made something the size of a self-propelled carriage, but certainly nothing more."

Floria nodded thinking of what Kaiseki had made so far.

And as far as I can remember, I certainly didn't make anything big like a house.

Of course, there are various sizes of things in the house, from pins to kilometers.

It was Floria who had a convincing expression, but she immediately tilted her neck.

"But why is it that making big things leads to the stability of Kaiseki's divine power?

"Hmm. I don't know, but even though the house is big and powerful, it's going to take a lot of control, isn't it?

If you can use a great deal of force and control it in a fine way, it would be possible to control the excess force that you have now.

"I see. That's quite possible."

"Hmm. It doesn't seem like you're forcibly controlling your power, but in this case, your senses are more important."

Sylvia and Floria also showed some understanding of the deduction of the examiner.

It was Florian who was convinced by the sudden thought of Kaiseki, but another question arose.

"I understand the reason for Kowske's sudden thought, but have you decided specifically?

When you build a house, a variety of issues arise, including the problem of the materials, but also the problem of the location.

It is not something that can be done by mere thought.

In the first place, Kaiseki was an expert in magic equipment and not an architect.

"That's it, though. I'm going to get angry from a variety of sources, but I feel like I'm going to be able to handle it."

As Kaiseki said, it is an eye-catching line from an expert's perspective, but in the first place Kaiseki tries to make it in a completely different way from existing expert development.

Even if it is classified as the same "paper", it is the same thing that paper made from parchment and wood is made in a completely different way.

Floria sighed because she couldn't say anything to the examiner who made the diagonal remark, but she didn't push it into words.

I have something to ask you before that.

I see. So, how much longer do we have to decide where to build? Is the ingredient in sight?

Florian doesn't think we have all the ingredients right now, but we can let Kouhi and Mitsuki gather them while we're building the house.

Once the technical problems are cleared and the materials are safe, it is important to know where to build the rest.

"That's right. What do you think is good?

I skipped the ingredients and suddenly asked about the location because the ingredients are somewhat eye-catching.

Sylvia and Floria thought about it at the same time.

I decided to think carefully because I could see that Kaiseki would attack immediately if I chose a location.

"If I only place one order, I'd like it to be the place where one comes."

"Why is that?

Sylvia, who thought that the house made by Kaiseki would be built out of sight because he could see the noise, listened with his neck tilted.

The answer to that question was very simple.

"I mean, even though people live in homes, you miss people at all.

Floria turned a white eye to the auxiliary student who had said such a thing while building a base building on various tower levels.

"What are you talking about now? Well, it's about Kowske anyway, so why else?

"A place that attracts attention... Is it related to God too?

Sylvia, who arrived at a firm answer, sighed, even though it was no hint at all.

"Isn't Sylvia's sharpness comparable to that of a peach these days?

"If that's the case, it's because of someone."

Sylvia told me so clearly, and the examiner turned to you.

Floria scratched her nose after hearing a conversation between Kaosuke and Sylvia.

"I want you to slow down when you two are alone... Well, anyway, do you decide where to build it?

It seems that it is the Kaiseki who move away from the main lines of the story in the direction of the day after tomorrow.

"That's true, but I didn't decide whether to make a decision with momentum."

"It's a delicate question of whether or not to evaluate it."

Sylvia and Floria cannot stop building the house because it has already been decided.

If that's the case, not much damage (?) Is it good to be able to decide where to build it so that it doesn't come out? Probably.

Nevertheless, Sylvia and Floria are passionate about the architecture of Kaosuke's house because the definitely finished house attracts attention.

"I think it will attract a lot of attention if you build it where people come from, are you sure?

"I'm sorry, but in this case, it doesn't make sense to just build a hierarchy of towers where people don't come near."

"What do you mean?

"I've come up with a house that contains boundaries that allow me to sort people."

After hearing the answers to the examinations, Sylvia and Floria were convinced.

Certainly, it makes no sense to build it where no one comes.

Basically, because there is no way to check the functionality of the corners.

In other words, we have to build it in a place where some people come and it's still not noticeable.

Now, the three people who were worried about what to do decided to listen to the opinions of the other members without coming up with a good idea for a while.