Let's Manage The Tower

After finishing building a large amount of bricks, Kaiseki was working on creating a foundation for building the house.

It's like using heavy machinery, having spirits work through fairies, making the necessary places one after the other.

However, no matter how many spirits are used, it took some time to make them at once.

In the appraisal calculation, we believe that we can manage the basis of the plan in about a day.

I decided yesterday that the size of the house I was building would be about a little mansion (about two Japanese houses), so I decided that it would take time and I had no choice.

The size of the house was not determined until the very end because I was thinking about what kind of function the house would have.

Having finally decided on it, we are now working on the foundation, which is an important part of the house.

When I made magic equipment (this time house), it was fun while I was making it, but it was a way of using the study aid time that I thought was fun while I was worried about what to make.

It is possible because it is not made by receiving an order from someone in the first place, and it does not bother someone.

While Nor is in motion, there is nothing in particular to assist him with.

Nevertheless, Nor works because Kaiseki is nearby, and when Kaiseki leaves the scene, Nor leaves the scene after receiving instructions.

If something unexpected happens, it will be the same thing, so Kaiseki can't leave the site during the construction.

So, what happens?

"... free time."

That means...

Mitsuki, today's companion who picked up the moaning of the examiner, giggled.

"Once you've stopped construction, do you want to spend your time?

I knew the examiner couldn't do such a thing, Mitsuki dared to hear that.

As expected, the examiner replied with a dull expression.

"... I won't do that."

As an examiner, I want to see a house that has been completed quickly.

To do this, I intend to proceed at the expense of other work.

I also thought about playing cards and games to kill time, but taking on Mitsuki (excluding cleaning), who can do anything at a high level, is not a very interesting result.

It doesn't last long because it makes you angry when you take your hands off it.

Mitsuki was smiling while discerning the mood of such an examiner, but there was a good reason for that.

"Really? Well, that would be nice, but for now, we're not going to have much time."

"Hmm? What does that mean?

The examiner, who was interested in the words, looked at Mitsuki with a close eye.

Mitsuki shrugged her shoulders,

"It's not a big deal. Nana's bringing Colette in. She's coming this way."

The examiner looked away from the examiner and looked in the same direction as Mitsuki, who looked at the direction of the metastasis gate.

Oh, I see.

That said, I was convinced of the exam aid, but I smiled immediately.

"Colette's not bringing Nana, the other way around."

"Oh, you're not wrong, are you?

Well, sure.

If someone I didn't know was angry, they would have told me something, but unfortunately nobody was here.

Furthermore, even if we hear this story, we can laugh rather than be angry, or just laugh bitterly.

Colette has never been to this place yet, and there is no doubt that Nana is guiding her, but even if she says such a thing, she won't feel uncomfortable, which is exactly where Nana is.

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I didn't know Kaosuke and Mitsuki were having such a conversation, and about five minutes later, Nana took me and Colette came.

"I've been listening to you, but... you're doing a lot of insane things again."

Colette put her hand on her temples to keep her dizziness down and said that the most.

The examiner who heard Colette's words deliberately distracted himself from Colette.

That's why you're not stopping Nana from mopping her up.

Colette listened to Shreyne, Sylvia, and Floria, who were watching the finishing touches, and came to see how they were today, when time was running out.

"... that Nor is very good, isn't he?"

The examiner tried to distract himself by insisting that it was not his fault, but Noel's.

But the prospect collapsed lightly.

"Normally, you can't use a fairy as powerful as Nor."

Ugh

Increasingly, Kaiseki, who was getting into trouble, gave up arguing that he would become a serpent any more.

Although I knew from the beginning that this would happen, Mitsuki was thinking about what it would be like to make a futile announcement, but she didn't realize it at all.

Colette, who was watching the finished foundation so as not to interfere with Nor's work, twisted his neck and approached the study assistant.

"Yeah? What's wrong?

"I know you're working with spirits, but you can't just work with earthy spirits, right?

The words were questionable, but Colette nodded small enough to be sure.

"Yeah, the soil alone makes the surface rough. I'm asking the wind to fix it."

"Seems like only the dirt is moving right now?

Colette expected the Wind Spirit to be used to mold the foundation, but the only Spirit that came to confirm with Kaiseki was the Spirit of Earth.

"Oh, we were working together at first. I couldn't go to a fight anyway, but working together was inefficient, so I decided to give instructions separately."

At first, I thought it would be more efficient to move the earth spirits and the wind spirits together, but when I tried to work separately, I found that your work would be completed sooner.

For this reason, we now have the spirits of earth make the foundation of things, and then have the final molding become the spirits of wind.

"Of course, sometimes we have to work at the same time."

Hmm. I see.

Colette nodded to explain the exam aid.

Nevertheless, I was convinced of Colette once, but I was still concerned and tilted my neck.

"Nevertheless, I've never heard of a bad relationship between earth and wind spirits."

Not only the earth and the wind, but you've never even heard of spirits being bad friends with each other by elves familiar with spirits.

It was natural for Colette to question that.

"Mm-hmm. Like I said, it's a different feeling than having a bad relationship.... how do I explain it?"

While saying that, I twisted my neck just like Colette, but I hit both hands immediately.

"Oh, I see. Should I say that cooperation is not working?"

"Collaboration... oh, that's right."

That was Colette, who immediately grasped what Kaiseki had said and looked convinced.

In order to use many spirits, you must give proper instructions.

If it is an aggressive thing that ends in an instant, or if it is like a boundary to keep the same state all the time, the Spirit moves with a single order.

However, in the case of work such as that currently being carried out by the research assistant, detailed instructions may be necessary.

If you do it with multiple spirits, it will definitely lose its efficiency.

Therefore, as a result, it is faster for each spirits to finish their work once and then give instructions to another spirits.

Because there was no idea that spirits would be used for such work in the first place, Colette didn't understand because they had not been manifested so far.