Let's Manage The Tower

While watching Asla applaud with a delicate feeling, she continued to say while expressing an indispensable expression.

"Uh, uh. I understand the meaning of the word, but I don't know why Asla was depressed.

The moment Kaiseki said so, Asla stopped applauding and sighed greatly.

I knew the exam aid wouldn't change.

"Um...? I'm sorry?"

Even though it is the same word as before, the meaning used is completely different to the sound that I heard, and Kaiseki finally sweats his forehead.

While watching the exam, Asla laughed small enough to mock herself, and then shook her neck to the right and left.

"You don't have to apologize for the exam. Half of them are in eight."

Ashra told me so, but I returned silence without knowing how to respond.

Asla continued even further, even though she did not expect a response from the examiner.

"- Hey, do you remember when you first came to the Shrine?

"Of course."

Kaiseki answered only one word with the feeling that he could not forget the shock he had suffered at that time.

Ashra turned straight ahead without looking at the study aid, whether she noticed or not.

"Did I ever tell you at that time that I don't know why you're here?

"Yes, you did."

Asura has reported several times on the reasons why Kaiseki came to our world, including the first time.

All of the answers were "cause unknown".

"I'll tell you before, the answer wasn't a lie.

"Oh, yeah."

I wondered if it was just a little possible, but it was awkward and I turned my gaze in the opposite direction to Ashra.

Asla glanced at the exam a little and sighed immediately before continuing again.

"But it's not a lie, but maybe it's not the truth."

"... what do you mean?

Asura's rhetoric was somewhat rough, and the examiner leaned his neck small.

"I thought maybe it was my fault back then. After all, it was different."

"Um...?

Asla smiled a little when she saw the study aid with a puzzled expression as she answered.

"Before Kaiseki came to this world, I wanted someone to stand next to me. Answer that thought, maybe you came.... that's what I thought."

"Um... but it was different after all, wasn't it?

I came to our world in an accident, not because of Asla.

Asla sighed several times at the exam aid she said with that in mind.

"Even if you say so, you still don't know. Do you think that standing next to it simply means being equal in ability?

Looking at Asla who said that with a slightly teasing expression, I thought that I had tried not to think about Kaiseki before, but finally came to mind.

"Ah, uh... I mean, is that it?

I finally came up with the word "love" and looked at Asura with a little redness.

Looking at the examiner's expression, Asla nodded back with her face.

"Probably not wrong. However, I think nuances are subtly different."

"What do you mean?

"After all, we have almost eternal life. By the way, unlike Kaiseki, I'm not usually tied to the body, so it's not what Kaiseki knows as" normal. "

Ashra went on to say that the love and affection of the gods would be different from ordinary people.

I don't think I'm going to hide Asla's own thoughts on the study aid.

Asura kept saying to the examiner that she was showing a little panic.

"It doesn't matter now. Rather, it was a reason to be depressed, but I was a little scared to think about what I might think if I found out that I might have brought the examiner here."

It was Asura's weak words, which I could almost say I saw for the first time since Kaiseki came to our world.

However, when I heard that, I was not surprised.

Even with God, Ashra is one person.

I have already fully understood the various moods that rise and fall in my relationship.

On top of that, Kaiseki said deliberately with an angry expression.

"Did you think I'd get mad at you for that?

"To be precise, including all sorts of things."

Looking at Ashra, who had revealed a mood that was too complicated, the examiner sighed greatly.

"Oh, my God. Why are you so worried about it all by yourself... but sometimes you do."

When Kaiseki answered that, Ashra looked a little surprised.

Kaosuke looked at the face and continued to say with a little laugh.

"Asla didn't say that. I'm the one standing next to Ashra. Then why don't you show me that face once in a while?

When Kaiseki said so, Ashra gave the expression.

"At all... Really, the exam aid won't change."

Asla, who withered her voice just a little, came closer to the examiner sitting next to her and finally looked down on her chest.

The examiner simply accepted it silently without doing anything.

And that time was going to last for a while.

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As Ashra regained her calm, she checked her status as expected.

Then, I noticed that the parts that had been displayed as [????] until now were properly displayed.

Ah, is that what you're saying?

Ashra looked strangely at the unexpectedly murmuring study aid.

In contrast, while returning that the exam aid was nothing, the indication was again confirmed.

There, it was firmly written as [favor].

... Incidentally, [Ellis (Heavenly Woman) 's Favor] was also displayed, but it was a long time before Kaiseki told the person about it.