Let's Manage The Tower

Having finished discussing with Inez and the others, Kaosuke and Shreyne returned to the given monastery.

And as he entered the temple, Kaosuke said to Shrain.

"So, may I borrow your cane for a moment?

"Whatever it is, I don't mind lending you a cane.... but there's something to talk about before that, right?

As she glanced at Shreyn with her expression erased, she finally distracted herself, thinking that she was "scared".

"Um, what is it?

The examiner tried to deceive me by saying such a thing, but naturally such a technique (?) was not supposed to work.

"... Kowske?"

To Shreyne, who looked at herself with just that, Kaiseki showed her surrender with both hands raised.

"Okay, okay. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but I thought I needed that.

"... what do you mean?

Shreyne leaned her neck without understanding the meaning of the explanation.

They are talking about the "Princess of the Beginning" that appeared during the discussion earlier.

In that story, Schlein was entirely treated as the "Princess of the Beginnings" itself.

For Shreyne, it was a blue-headed thunderbolt.

Moreover, the examiner did not deny it, but said that it was strange to say that he was in a position to be in harmony.

It was only natural for Shreyne to want to ask what she meant rather than not asking.

I returned the examiner with a serious face to Shreyn, who was flying a mark over her head.

"I think Inez had at least that attitude when he was over there. Especially since I started holding my cane."

"What!?

"Ah, I didn't realize that."

I thought it would be wonderful if I tried using it as an exam aid, but I was surprised if I tried using it as a Schlein.

Above all, the most important point was that the examiner was aware of what he did not realize.

The examiner shrugged his shoulders against such a shrine.

"Well, I'm saying such a great thing, but the first thing I noticed was Floria.... it's not strange to emphasize a higher position, but it's strange to think it's natural to be under Shrein."

The Prost family is the oldest of the vampires, of which Inez is one of the oldest.

How much did it save the whole family, but that's all it took to be so respectful (? Floria insisted that it was strange to show.

However, since it was Inez and those close to him who said it to the examiner rather than Shreyn himself, it was also more likely that it was just because of their minds.

Speaking of which, it came out as a dish of alcohol, so I barely cared about the exam aid.

That's when I remembered that Florian's intuition was flattering.

After studying the stories, Shreyne had an unspeakable expression.

"... in any case, I think Floria retired too soon..."

I agree.

When Floria noticed the discomfort she didn't even realize, Shreyne nodded and continued to follow the exam with a face like taking off her hat.

"Somewhat more sharp and stronger than before retirement."

"... it's not funny."

Regarding fields such as bringing people together or reading and guiding behind people's backs, neither Shreyne nor I know the existence of more than Floria.

Speaking of which, Sylvia, a witch, has to do the same, but it is completely different in nature because it is only a witch's position as a spokesperson for God.

Shreyne thought Florian was no match for him in these fields, though not so much.

Of course, it is not easy to say how to study.

Shreyn nodded with a serious face, and Kaiseki replied with a smile.

"So, it seems that Florian was right, so I thought I'd dare to distract him."

"I know what you're talking about, but I wanted you to tell me that sooner."

Shreyn sighed and said so, and Kaiseki shrugged her shoulders.

"I can't help it. I was convinced when I was talking earlier."

Now, I think Inés' attitude was somewhat firm, but it seemed strange even if I was told that it was just because I was nervous in person for the first time.

That's why I didn't even notice the exam.

Following Inez, in the words of Aneta and Lumia, Kaiseki finally remembered the words of Florian.

It was under such circumstances that Kaiseki did not dare to deny the story on that occasion.

"In the meantime, I know about the princess.... I wish you'd give me a break."

At the end, Shreyn murmured, and Kaiseki unexpectedly burst out.

It's unusual for a shrew to be so weak.

"It's okay. I'll get used to it."

"... is that from your own experience?

Well, I guess so.

Kaiseki is also a real god that I never thought existed.

Still, the reason we can stay like this is because there was a surrounding presence.

With that in mind, Shreyne didn't have much trouble, Kaiseki thought.

After laughing mischievously, the examiner made the assumption that "yes," and then talked about another requirement.

"Can I borrow your cane?

"Of course not. Did you notice anything?

Even with Shreyne, the request for assistance to see the cane was not so strange.

In our earlier discussions, we know that the cane plays an important role.

It is natural that the examiner wants to investigate.

As expected, Kaiseki, who had received a tin wand from Shreyn, immediately began to pull tools out of the item box and investigate.

The tools in the item box are simple and cannot be searched perfectly, but they are much better than searching in the absence of anything.

Then, after a while, I was playing with the kachachachacha and the tin wand, but eventually I stopped and thought about it.

"What do you got?

"Oh, yeah. Well, as expected?

"What do you mean?

"This cane is still connected to its original time."

Shreyne's face became bright when she said so lightly.

"So...!?

"Yeah. Well, I'm sure this will bring us back to the old times... but I don't know what to do with it."

Even if you can freely travel to and from the Shrine, you can't still imitate jumping over time.

Alternatively, it may be possible to create such tools in the future, but at least not now.

Although she had a sad look in her explanation, Shreyne quickly became convinced.

"That's a shame, but I can't help it. Now I think it would be better if I just found out about the cane."

That's right.

Shrain's comfort (?), and the examiner also nodded small.