"What shall we do..."

We went back to the village. And in the village I squeal unexpectedly. I don't think that cleric person, Mr. Ilum, is a bad person. But maybe it makes me feel a little horrible because Mr. Ilum had such a startling momentum.

"What shall we do? That cleric who was commissioned will not be a bad being. But I'm looking too blindly at Lernda. You might also say that one is a believer. Faith after that… could be dangerous for this village"

I listen to Mr. Lang. Mr. Dong is nodding beside him.

Faith. Faith in me.

I've never encountered such a presence before and I don't know what to do. What should I do with Mr. Ilum?

And that feeling of faith in me could be dangerous for this village. I don't understand the meaning correctly. That kind of faith in me in the first place? I don't really understand that people have feelings similar to I can't imagine what the consequences will be.

"... how?

"Right. For example, thick beings of faith can do amazing things. You will believe everything a being says that the person believes is absolute and will try to do whatever the person wants. For example, the cleric... if Lernda gave the order, he might do anything dangerous."

"... right. For example, humans enslave us beasts because humans believe that we are lower than humans. Believing is all it takes to move people around."

That's what Mr. Lang and Mr. Dong say.

Believing. They say it's a great force. I know how that feels.

- The words I said to Mr. Sileva to go exorcise that spirit tree demon. I believed that we could do anything together. Powerfully so because I believed it. And in those words, the elves became one of those who fought together. Because I believed it, I could do it.

Mr. Ilum says he probably believes me absolutely enough to assume that everything I say is right.

"That cleric might try to make it happen, even if the desire Lernda has spoken of without otherwise. No, maybe that cleric would do what Lernda doesn't want, because if she believed it would be for Lernda. That's what faith means."

Maybe ---the story is only a possibility. But if that were done, it could certainly have negative consequences for this village.

"It's great to act for someone. But acting for that person is just solitary annoying behavior if that person doesn't want it. There's plenty of potential for that cleric to act like that. From what I've seen earlier, I've been admiring Lernda for a long time."

"Exactly. That's the kind of danger that that guy has. But... if you can't be on Lernda's side, I don't even know what kind of action that guy is going to take. I don't know what to do in a situation where the presence I want is right next to me but I can't get close. Besides, if we stop putting that cleric on Lernda's side this time, I don't think that guy's gonna give up."

Listen to Mr. Lang and Mr. Dong respectively.

Possibility of being acted upon at will. For me, with the word. That makes me in trouble.

Besides, I think Mr. Dong might as well say something. It didn't seem like Mr. Ilum would give up on me for saying no. Then what is the most correct choice?

"I'm... dangerous, but I think putting it aside is one hand. Perhaps we should monitor it here and use it successfully so that Lernda's name is not used to act on our own."

"Using…"

"Yeah. I know it's hard, but I don't think it would be best if I could move this one for your convenience. At least, if Lernda means living as a” Divine Son, "I think she'd better get used to standing over someone. If you're thinking about what's going to happen,"

Kamiko, if I'm going to live as a --you better get used to standing over someone. I don't know what it's like to be told like that. But what's to come. After I think about it, I have to make a choice. I don't know which is better. But having to make a choice.

I don't feel bad for Mr. Ilum. I want to get along with someone who likes me if I can. However, I do not know what the consequences of doing so will be.

That day, the night dawned inconclusively.

- With the girl, Cleric 3.

(Maybe the divine girl thinks about how she should face a cleric who believes in herself as a divine son, which bothers her her head)