If the slight blur of vision and a flash of flotation had left, I would have stood in a completely different space, much like "Between Guides," but different in size, ceiling painting, etc.
The building is similar but narrow to where it was originally built. The painting of the bell at your feet is also somewhat different from the church in Wangdu. On the wall in the corner of the room, Leis stood to keep himself, and I can tell that the transfer technique was a successful success for both of us.
"You're Sulia-Barrett, the spirit princess of the year. I will be your guide, my name is Mira. I need you to know me."
Waiting for me was a female apostle, as tall as Reis, wearing a white robe and an armband. Grey eyes, shortcut hair of the same color. There are no gaps in facial appearance or performance. It feels cool to be a woman who can.
Mr. Mira stays in between and starts explaining to me.
"Quickly, but from now on, Princess Spirit and the Knight will be asked to head to the Holy Bell Forest. The forest is behind this church. I'll show you through the forest entrance. Beyond that, let this child, the Spirit, lead you to a place with the bell of the Queen."
When the flurry and wind rolled up, instantly a wolf appeared beside Mira with gray hair that was close to white. I'm wrapping a swirling wind around my tail, Rick. It's the same spirit of the wind as you.
Say hello, Faye.
If Mr. Mira urges you as you stroke your head, Faye says, "Nice to meet you, sss!," he peeks at his sharp fangs and waves his tail. This one's light.
Faye said solemnly, "Shall I come then?" when you could carry the sword in my hand.
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"There are many spirits living in the Holy Bell Forest. Everyone will welcome you. When your visit with the Queen is over and you return, you do not need to stop by the church branch. At the end of the ritual, the queen, fully empowered, will send you directly to the headquarters of the king's capital. Please, may our queen's filth be paid brilliantly and play a major role. I wish you good luck. - Well, here I am."
When we got to the entrance to the woods, Mira finished saying it without precipitation and sent us out into the woods.
She keeps bowing her head in the direction we're going until she's blind, and leaks her admiration for the first time in that perfect job.
And "Then come and get me, sss," said Faye, who described Gaugau with his sword, followed by me and Reyce walking side by side in the woods.
The Holy Bell Forest is a beautiful forest with clear air everywhere, taking in the sunlight at all costs from the gaps in the branches of the growing trees. Poor flowers I've never seen bloom and sing, blue grass dancing at my feet.
As Mira put it, every time we go on walking, we also get a glimpse of the various spirits.
Earlier, I was staring at the hem of my white, overwhelming garment, the spirits of the earth as a hare, with the needle on my back branching into a tree. If the needle is a branch, it could be a twig rat.
Then I also found a deer with glowing horns, running through the wood leakage days. Maybe that's the Spirit of Light.
Lots of other spirits I've never met, and I'm a little excited to forget my position.
Unfortunately, there is no being to share this feeling, and I am a shoe unfamiliar with walking, quietly treading on dry soil.
Wall betrays me and gets along with Faye (who seems to be compatible in character), rides his back and is comfortable with the spirits, and is interested in chatting to each other. "Sue's bamboo pie is delicious." "That's good. Mira sucks at cooking," she laughs at each other.
That sounds like fun over there.
Conversely, me and Reis walking next to it are even silent. The spirits are so friendly, but humans are just awkward with each other. There are clear walls between us that we cannot yet take away.
... To the Spirit Queen, the Chief Apostle said that Reis wished for something.
He possesses a demonic possession, hope is still unclear though.
I wonder if I'm going to go see the queen now, or if his heart is in a state of restlessness other than that, contrary to the calm of the surface.
Think of it that way and peek into the righteous face of Kossoli and Reis.
Mostly Koitsu, you've been lacking expression for a long time...... and if I had thought of an unfathomable childhood Reis, I was accidentally called "dude".
I was alarmed, so I accidentally let him jump over my shoulder.
"Hey, what's up?"
"... my role as an escort knight is until I send you, the Spirit Princess, to the Queen. As soon as this assignment is over, I have another job to do. I am not a book church in the King's Capital, I ask you to fly me somewhere else. When you're done, send me to the church first. Then get your reward and go back to your own territory. The rest will be arranged by the church people"
"... what's another job?"
"It's none of your business.... me and you will be the last to act together in this forest."
Rayce, who doesn't even try to look at me, pales forward and states.
Another job, that would be a lie.
I don't want you to let me stay where I promised to be the queen, so you're saying this to get me home first and stay on my own.
If I hadn't stuck one foot in his situation, I think I would have just nodded and been lightly deceived by that thrusting attitude.
At least to the resistance, I did not reply and kept Leis, who was holding his chest down like a habit, small.
"If we split up here... you and I will never see each other again"
Potty and dropped, emotionless Lace's cold voice sounds mixed with the rubbing sound of the leaves.
A statement that rejects me, like trying to cut off the edge.
If I knew nothing, I might have been so pessimistic that there was not another shard in him that could be called 'love' or 'bond' between me and Reis.
And I'm sure I gave up completely here my still slightly smoking thoughts on childhood tampering that I loved.
But... it's strange, isn't it, Lace?
Beautiful faces are faceless, and there shouldn't be any fine dust about the color of the emotions there.
I don't know why, you talk about your separation from me - I can't help but look so spicy and lonely.
"Reis, I..."
My mouth was open if I noticed.
I don't even know what I'm trying to say. But I had to tell him something, and my lips were shaking unconsciously.
But before that took shape as a clear word, Wal said, "Sue! Sue! Look, look! Called me as if."
If you stop the words and panic and show your gaze over there, Wal will shake his watery tail and say, "That's Joosama's bell!," he said, pointing the destination with his forefoot, which had appeared blurred in the direction of progress.