Let's Manage The Tower

Lily Jingu is now a place visited by many priests.

It also stems from the fact that there is a main shrine of the modern gods, but each shrine enshrines the three great gods.

It's just a symbol of the faith of the Central Continent, and there are priests from all over the continent.

Some priests visit from outside the continent, so you'll see how much it passes among priests.

Nevertheless, it is not only because there are four major shrines that people have gathered in one hierarchy of the Lily Shrines.

The entire Yuriyu-Jingu Shrine, including the shrine, has become particularly popular with female adventurers as a place for the emergence of friendly foxes.

Since the announcement by the central shrine that the fox was a patron beast of the living gods, it has become particularly popular.

Originally, for female adventurers, foxes are only the object of slaughter, but as far as the Lily Shrine is concerned, it is the healing existence.

Kaosuke and Sylvia have been together for a long time at the Yuriyuki Shrine, which is the corner of such a Yuriyuki Shrine.

The purpose is to listen to the whole Yuriyuki-Jingu Shrine, but I simply wanted to see how the sightseeing was going.

However, when Kaiseki appeared at the Lily Shrine through the transfer gate, Yuri rarely stopped him on the spot.

"Welcome, Kaiseki. Do you have a moment?

Since it was rare for Yuri to talk to me, I nodded with some surprise.

"Yeah, but... Something wrong?

"It's not a big deal, but I thought you should report it..."

"Yeah? Well, for now, let's change the place."

Yuri, who had said something like something stuck in her back teeth, suggested that Kaiseki change the place while nodding her neck.

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The room with the transfer gate of Yuriyuki Shrine was not suitable for standing up, so the examiners moved away so that they could not be found by visitors.

The entire Yuriyu-Jingu Shrine, including Yuriyu-Jingu Shrine, is under the influence of Yuri, so you can quickly see where to proceed and how to avoid it.

I didn't know what kind of noise it would be if I found Kaiseki here, so I thankfully used Yuri's abilities to move.

Following Yuri's guidance, the examiner, who entered one of the rooms, asked him to sit on the cushion from which he had been released.

"So, what's the report?

"Yes, there are a lot of people coming in around here, and apparently the quality of Qi has changed."

"Yeah?... Ki?

Hearing unfamiliar words, the examiner leaned his neck with his eyes twitching.

I looked at Sylvia just in case, but I wondered whether it was the same, and I shook my neck to the left and right.

Looking at the interaction between Kaosuke and Sylvia, Yuri thought that there was not enough explanation, but somehow tried to explain it.

"My point is, it's hard to explain in words... Can I say that Kaosuke-sama's powers are similar to those of magic and divinity?"

It is a very vague way of saying it, but it is difficult to explain even Yuri because there are no appropriate words for this.

My thoughts are only on Yuri's senses, so it is difficult to answer whatever they say specifically.

I didn't ask Yuri any more because Kaiseki and Sylvia knew about it.

Somehow, I decided to have a sense of what Yuri was capable of.

"Hmm. Well, I figured it out somehow, so you don't have to think about it any more. Besides, that power doesn't have a negative effect, does it?

What is important for the study aid is only the influence on Lily, so I don't think about the unknown power now.

Did Yuri give up explaining the exam perfectly from the beginning, or did she say anything else?

"It's actually ambiguous. Because it depends on people's emotions at that time... Ah, there aren't many bad feelings right now, so don't worry."

Instead, Yuri answered a few questions later and turned a delicate face.

In short, Lili's power of "mind" is created from human emotions, so the power of the nature with each direction of good and bad emotions increases.

Both of them are not good or bad because of people's feelings, but still, if there are more bad feelings in the Yuriyu-no-Jingu, it can't be said that it has a very good effect.

Though few people bring bad feelings like cursed words to shrines, it is troublesome not to be sure at all.

I understood Yuri's meaning and saw Sylvia with a confused face.

Even if they tell me that I have to deal with the emotions of the people who come to the shrine, I don't know how to deal with them.

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"Silvia?"

"Ah, yes. I'm sorry. This isn't just about temples, but there are stories about God himself and the buildings where he is enshrined, and you shouldn't say bad things. Is that probably because of those forces?

Sylvia's explanation made Kaiseki look impressed.

"Wow, that's right. Well, if you ask me, does anybody at the shrine say anything weird?"

In fact, to the best of Kaiseki's knowledge, I know that some people do the strange thing at the shrine, but I dared not say it.

Kaiseki does not intend to bring strange customs into the world of Earth Gard.

Sylvia nodded at the words of the examiner.

"Yes, that's why it's called fighting in the temple... Some of them are rough."

"Ah, I wonder if that can't be helped.

The more people gather, the more they fight from small to large.

The "mind" generated by such fights is not a very good force, so unless there is anything special, it is strictly forbidden to fight in the temple (shrine).

Nevertheless, no matter how much you say it, fights can happen because of trivial things.

That's why the priesthood that manages the temple has to struggle every time.

Nevertheless, since such fights are rarely more frequent than regular worshippers, they rarely make shrines or shrines filthy.

This was not just something that priests such as Sylvia knew empirically, but Yuri agreed to hear the story.

I see. Does that mean that in the Yuriyuki-Jingu Shrine, it is all right to let people know that fighting and fighting are illegal?

"Yes, but I don't think it's the whole Jingu, not just the building, so I think we should inform the witches first."

"Oh, I see. Let's talk from there first."

That's what Kaiseki said, and I checked with Yuri to see if it was okay.

After all, Yuri informed me that it was okay, so Kaiseki suddenly did not try to talk to the witch working at the shrine, but first talked to Kokoro.

It is said that there is no status among priests in the prefecture, but the relationship between the top and bottom emerges more than that of an organization.

At least as far as the Yuriyuki-Jingu Shrine is concerned, Kokoro is the person in charge, so it is best for her to say what Kaiseki is directly responsible for.

These relationships are troublesome, but there's nothing I can do about it, and I've already given up my exam.