The artifact that the Spirit had found was like a temple the size of which would be filled if a man entered as many as four or five...
of stone building. That is in such a way that it cannot be done unless it is obviously a human processing technique, and no one will first claim to be a cave made naturally by looking at it.
At least Sigel felt, at first glance, that it was a building made by people.
And when it came to Filomena, who discovered the temple with Sigel, it was a little dazzling.
"... I didn't know it was even here"
"Yeah? What do you mean, Philomena knows what this is?
All I know is that Sigel has a small building.
That is not to be seen as a place to offer some kind of prayer, as in the original world, but I did not see anything that I could be sure of, at least on the front.
Filomena nodded small at Sigel, who came with the look of doubt.
"Oh. Definitely, it must be remnants of ancient civilization. I've seen a lot of similar things."
"Ancient civilization......?
As far as current common sense and modern history were concerned, Sigel had heard some stories from Filomena, but never about ancient civilizations.
Sigel tilted his neck thinking so, but for some reason Philomena came with a jitty eye.
"I told you when I taught you magic, didn't I? He said that magic technology today is a revival of civilizations of the past."
"Ah!"
To Philomena's explanation, Sigel finally remembered that.
Sure enough, Philomena was talking like that when we talked about magic.
Siegel had completely forgotten about it.
Sighing at Sigel, who was turning that way and deluded, Philomena immediately turned her gaze toward the temple.
"Well, that's fine, if it's a building this size, it wouldn't be a big deal"
"Or do you think it's decaying, even if it is?
"That's possible, too."
To Sigel's words, Philomena nodded in agreement as well.
Philomena carefully opened the wooden doors, which were still likely to decay, without the hands of men for many years.
From the exterior of the temple and the surroundings, it is not strange to be told that it has been left before, so much so that the wooden doors are melted.
"Is there anything I can do?
"No, unfortunately it's empty"
That's how Philomena answered Sigel's query.
In fact, inside the narrow shrine, there was nothing else but a dust that had accumulated over the years.
Barely, did you use it as a desk or table, it just has a divider on one side of the wall, and nothing is placed above or below it.
Sigel voiced somewhat disappointment at the shrine where nothing was left.
"What. I wish I had something."
Filomena laughed cously at Sigel for saying so.
"Well, don't say that. This shrine alone has enough material value, right? It will be difficult for researchers to get here."
"Huh? Why?
"You know. I may have totally forgotten, but how hard do you think it's been to get here? Moreover, there will be more days to stay to study adequately. How huge the cost alone can be."
Sigel nodded convincingly to Filomena, who went on to say that such a budget could not be given for such a small shrine.
Researchers are mostly non-combatants.
If so, it is necessary to hire an escort as a matter of course.
Given all the other costs, surely no researcher would bother to stretch his legs for a temple with nothing left, as Philomena put it.
Like Philomena, only those who are combative and interested in themselves should come here.
In the first place, no one, other than the adventurer, tries to enter the Devil's Forest, where many demons live.
The temple is small, so Sigel was watching the exterior while Filomena was checking inside.
Even so, it wasn't practical to use, it didn't have gorgeous decorations, and there was little to see.
Of course, experts will see which area it was built from the decorations that are easily applied, but Sigel can't possibly tell that.
Sigel, who finished looking where he should have seen it immediately, turned to the entrance side and waited for Philomena to come out.
Philomena, if there was nothing more to see, I immediately came out and took turns with Sigel.
But something happened here that Sigel didn't even expect.
The three spirits who came in with Siegel headed to a place in a straight line.
Sigel unwittingly spoke when she realized there was something wrong with the spirit on the boulder.
"Ah, here. You can't break the wall!
From what the spirits have done so far, I didn't think I'd do that, just in case.
Those spirits flew straight from the entrance to the wall on the right without slowing down the speed, whether they heard Sigel or not.
Seeing the actions of such spirits, Sigel also approached him with his neck tilted.
"Is there something there?
When Sigel says so, the spirits leave Pah and his place.
"Hmm...? Nothing in particular...... is that it?
It was somewhat uncomfortable when I touched with my hands where the spirits were particularly concerned.
Noticed it, Sigel gently wiped it with her hands so as to shake off the dust that was creeping away.
Then, when I went to a place where my hand was touching the wall, suddenly part of the wall glowed as far as the stamp was concerned.
"Oops!? What is this?... you wouldn't notice a trick this size if you didn't know it was there, normally"
Sigel, letting go of her hand all the time, leaked that sentiment as she looked at the wall, which remained glowing.
Nevertheless, I do not know if this situation will last forever, so I shall rush to call Philomena.
"Philomener! Hey, come here!
I shouted as loud as I could so that I could hear Philomena properly outside.
Fortunately, Sigel's voice reached Philomena or immediately showed itself at the entrance.
"Is something wrong?... what, is that!?
Filomena gave a surprised look to Sigel, who pointed to some of the glowing walls so that she could quickly notice.
When Filomena checked the indoors, she would naturally be surprised because there was nothing like it.
"No, the spirits care about something, so I wiped it a little and it suddenly glowed"
"The Spirit...? Right..."
Philomena, as I said, will have a slightly contemplative face.
Confirming that, Sigel stopped Filomena in a slight panic.
"Wait, let's think about it later. It's not always on."
"Oh, you sure do,"
To Sigel's words, Philomena also approached him in a hurry.
"Even so, I've never seen anything like it before."
Filomena said so, reaching for the glowing place.
But even if Filomena touched the place, something never happened.
"Hmm. Is it just glowing? In the meantime, what happens when Sigel touches it again, will you try"
"Okay."
Sigel nodded at Philomena's words, touching that part with his right index finger.
Then, the light, which had nothing to do with Philomena, suddenly changed to a red color.
And at the same time, a ladder (like) appeared that made a noise in the middle part of the room and headed downstairs.
Sigel and Philomena had opened their mouths to Pocan for a little while when they saw it.
"... It's quite an advanced mechanism, but do all the ruins of ancient civilization have something like this?
When Sigel inquired that way, Filomena shook her head left and right in a panic.
"Is that why! I've never seen anything like this before!
Sigel hammered a gavel called Hoon as he watched Filomena looking slightly excited.
If we tried to make Sigel, who doesn't know much about ancient civilization, we could only have that degree of sentiment.
However, naturally, I am surprised that the ladder suddenly appeared.
Regardless of Sigel's thoughts like that, he sees the ladder that suddenly appears and Filomena is in a state of slight excitement.
"Well, the ladder doesn't seem to disappear any time soon, so let's just calm down a little bit."
"No, but...!
Looking back in momentum and looking at Sigel, Filomena looked at that face, which remained calm, making one look slightly worse.
"... sorry. Seems a little too excited."
"No, you don't have to apologize. I know exactly what it's like to find something new and feel better."
If even Sigel finds new discoveries in his specialty, he will react in the same way as Philomena does today.
I just know that, and I don't mean Philomena like this.
On the contrary, I was so impressed that you settled down well and quickly.
I saw Filomena, who regained her composure, and asked Sigel to confirm it.
"So, naturally, we're going to move on, right?
Sigel isn't as excited as Philomena either, but I'm interested to see what lies ahead.
"Right. Let's make sure there's no danger before we get in carefully."
To Sigel's inquiry, Philomena replied so with a small nod.