Let's Manage The Tower

Kaiseki came up with an item that seemed interesting in a flash.

I visited Shreyne to do it.

"Sh ~ Rain ~"

After seeing Kaiseki calling his name with a smile on his face, Shreyn's face slightly pulled back.

"... what? If it's a religious solicitation, why don't you turn it down?

"Why, religion!? And, by the way, to God!?

Shreyn nodded with a serious face as she said so deliberately.

"Hmm. I always wonder if it's some kind of mistake to be God."

"No, that's not me... either!

I unexpectedly agreed to the study, but I felt the danger of being a human God (?) I accidentally penetrated it as much as I could.

Hmm. That was a pretty good reaction.

"Well... no, that's okay. Anyway, I've come up with something, so can you hang out with me?

Seeing that he had returned to serious mode, Shreyne quickly nodded, looking a little sad.

"So? What is it that comes to mind?

"Yeah, I was wondering if I could use Shreyn's ritual and Clara's help to make something a little different."

"Lady Clara? What's that supposed to mean?

To Shreyne, who leaned his neck without understanding the meaning, Kaiseki began to talk about the idea that had just come to his mind.

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Sounds interesting. Let's do it!

Shreyn, who had finished talking with Kaiseki, quickly responded with a generous response when she had interceded with Clara.

"Are you sure? You think it's a rather imprudent" wish "?

That's not true. It makes sense, and I only make the final decision, so I don't use so much power as God. "

Originally, it was forbidden for God to reach out directly to Earthgard, but it is permissible only if proper procedures are followed.

However, using strong forces requires more cumbersome procedures, whereas weak forces require simple conditions.

The proposal for this study aid was an easy exercise of power that would not be too much hassle for Clara.

On the other hand, it was almost like giving Shreyne a shrine that had already been given protection.

Having heard Clara's answer, Shreyne sighed small.

"I can't help but feel that Kowske is gaining a strange backhand these days."

Fufufu, that might look like it from your point of view. But that's not true, is it?

"What do you mean?

Without knowing what Clara meant, Shreyne leaned her neck.

It shouldn't be that easy to borrow power directly from God.

However, Kaiseki is effortlessly exercising the power directly connected to God, starting with the artifact.

If it's a normal feeling, that's impossible! That said, Clara's words were like denying it.

"Oh, I told you that. If we stick to proper rules, we'll be able to count on our help. Instead, you've forgotten those procedures.

"Well... maybe it is."

After showing a little thought, Shreyne was convinced to agree with Clara.

Much of God's involvement in the first place has been managed by shrines.

While the temple has historically widely disseminated such a lot of knowledge and wisdom to the public, it has a history of hiding important things.

It may be that ordinary people who do not know God do not buy their anger by inadvertently touching God, but if they change their view, it can be taken simply that the temple is doing it to monopolize such knowledge.

From those who do not belong to the temple, it would be strange, but that does not mean that the temple is unilaterally bad.

Because it can be said that they lost control of the knowledge that could have been used by anyone in the past to the temple side.

Since God's knowledge is enormous, it can be said that it is impossible to manage everything alone, but at least it has been chosen that such lost knowledge is not necessary in the course of history.

It would be a little irresponsible to say that it was all because of the temple.

Clara pointed out from a different angle to Shreyn, who was reminiscent of the historical background.

Of course, there is a problem on our side, too.

"What do you mean?

"Oh, because I was silently letting people see that knowledge being lost."

It was Clara's opinion that the gods who could be conveyed as much as they wanted to be conveyed in the form of gods did not take such measures, and that the gods were also responsible.

"That's true, but..."

In response to Clara's words, Shreyn leaned her neck somehow unconvinced.

In the first place, God refrained from being directly involved, so I wondered if that was natural.

Clara never explained anything further to Shreyne.

Oh, that's a lot to talk about. In the meantime, would you like to try what the examiner told you?

Oh, that's right.

While I was talking, I completely forgot that Clara asked me to do it, but Clara finally nodded when she reminded me of it.

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After finishing her work with Clara, Shreyne was able to make the items she wanted safely, and she was searching for the assistance.

But Sylvia caught me before Shreyne could find my assistant.

"Shrain, are you okay?

Suddenly, Silvia told me that, and Shreyne looked like she had a face.

"What does it mean to be okay?

I don't remember doing anything to worry Sylvia, but Shreyne can only hear it.

I really didn't think of anything.

Sylvia looked more worried about Schlein.

"What are you saying with such a red face? Isn't it a fever?

That's what Sylvia told me, Shreyne accidentally put her hand on her forehead.

Shreyne herself didn't realize she had a fever.... I had too much in mind because Sylvia told me her face was red.

"Ah, hmm. Is that so?... Sure, when it comes to feeling different than usual, it's not a bad thing, so don't worry."

It was a strange rhetoric, but Silvia, who looked at Shreyn's words in the face, described his ability as a witch (?) to the best of their abilities and arrived at the correct answer.

"Ah! Oh. I see. Congratulations!

Sylvia, who had said so with complete certainty, realized that this could not be hidden, Shreyne lowered her head with a smile.

"Thank you, but I'm a little worried about whether I should tell the examiner."

Since it was a corner, Shreyne tried to talk to Sylvia about her problems.

After hearing Shreyn's words, Sylvia looked surprised.

"Huh? I thought you were going to tell me that.

"No, that's not what happened."

Sylvia, who realized that this was something to Schlein, who immediately returned it, was in a serious position to listen.