At the end of the water corridor, it looked like a wall of water that was a waterfall.
But when I actually touched the waterfall, my hands and body never got wet.
Ahead through strange water curtains, we were all even more surprised.
It's still okay that there were streets lined with skyscrapers like buildings.
I had my last experience in the Devil's Forest, so I knew it was coming.
But until the town itself was in the bottom of the lake, it could not be expected.
Further above the skyscrapers, creatures that are supposed to be swimming in the water swim slowly, without even knowing they are seen from below.
We were both flattered by the fact that a sight that could normally only be seen from the top or from the side could be viewed from the bottom.
The quickest resurrection of all was still, or Sigel.
Siegel thought it might happen when he was walking down the water corridor.
That said, I was still surprised when I came across the rare occasion of looking at the lake's ecology from the bottom of the actual lake.
Sigel, who exhaled slowly, said once he looked around at everyone.
"I can't be stunned forever, so it's time to move on"
That's what I said and walked out on Sigel, and Michaela came after me haphazardly.
"Wait a minute! Why is Sigel so calm!?
"No matter what they say... I could have expected this to happen, because I've seen similar sights?
Michaela was losing her words to Sigel, who said as she leaned her neck small.
When I saw that Michaela, and saw Sigel even more, Marina sighed.
"When I get here, I'm starting to wonder what kind of world you were in."
Returning a bitter smile at the words, Sigel shook her head and kept her in one place.
"I'm telling you, whatever the water corridor is, there was never a city underwater in a boulder, was there?
"... Was there a water corridor"
Philomena, who noticed Sigel's rhetoric, said so with an admired face.
Sigel, who laughed vaguely at it, nodded only once.
"Hmm. I don't know what to say. Was there something similar about a spectacle to see an underwater creature?
Sigel, who didn't know if it would work when it came to the aquarium, gave a slightly roundabout explanation.
"What a spectacle... Siegel's world had a lot of luxurious entertainment"
Marina, who was just as admirable as Philomena, has said that while looking at Sigel.
"Luxury... no, if you do say so, it must be luxury"
In the world over there, each aquarium had a variety of ideas to bring in customers.
Thanks to the development of technology for this, but certainly from those who do not know such a world, we cannot help but think of it as a luxury.
In the first place, if you consider that going to the aquarium is in itself part of the luxury, you're not wrong about the marina either.
Giving up to argue, Sigel began walking toward the center of town urging the same people who were still dragging surprises.
This time the ruins seemed to be a relatively small town compared to the ruins of the woods, and within an hour or so we walked to a place that looked like the center of the town.
When it came to knowing that that was the center, it was because there was a large temple-like building surrounded by gardens on all sides, and there was a path stretching from there to all sides.
The Sigels had used one of their paths to reach the place.
If that building is a temple, you don't have to think about what it's dedicated to.
The Sigels entered the building with the certainty that it would undoubtedly be a temple.
And as soon as I entered, the center of the spacious room was decorated with statues as expected (venerated?) There he is.
It's even closer to the real thing than that statue I was finding before I went into the water corridor.
In the most recent case, since the person in question was out from the beginning, it may have seemed like Yuen.
"Welcome to the town of lost water"
The Great Spirit of Water, who had said so to the Sigels, had a gentle grin on his face.
"I think I know because I think I went to the woods, but don't take back too much of what's here."
Even if some anticipation was possible, Sigel decided to answer on behalf of the Philomenas, who were still distracted.
"That's for sure. Rather than, can I take it?
"Hmm. I just wanted to say I hope you don't mind if I can, but don't you think there could be as much reward for getting to this point in the corner?
Sigel could not say more to the Great Spirit of Water, who, with that said, looked a little pranky.
If the Great Spirit of Water tells you never to bring it back, give it up, but if you say you don't mind if it's slight, I'll happily choose to bring it back.
The Great Spirit of the Water, with a creaking grin on Sigel, who had no return, looked around together before declaring.
"You can enjoy your stay in town. If you stay too long, you'll be in just a little bit of trouble."
In the village where the Sigels were, no one recognized the Philomenas as a line of brave men.
Still, Filomena, Michaela and Marina were in the spotlight just walking around town because of their appearance.
If those girls had been out of town for days, it would have been more or less topical.
Being an adventurer is something you should know from the presentation of your guild card when entering the village, so you can excuse it as a long expedition, but it's inevitable that you'll have doubts about where and what you were doing.
That's not a very good thing for this ruin, if you think about it somewhat.
Philomena nodded and replied to the Great Spirit of Water, who had said extraordinarily to avoid a long stay, thinking of many other things.
"Rest assured. I'm not going to stay that long."
"Really? Then you can do whatever you want. For once, I'll keep something that looks like surveillance."
Sigels nodded with a strange face at the Great Spirit of Water, who had said so without hiding it.
Even the ruins managed by Merriage knew it, but they thought they would be doing enough to keep surveillance so that they wouldn't vandalize the town as much as they wanted.
I didn't expect it to be clearly said from the mouth of the Great Spirit of Water.
I thought the story was over where the Sigels showed their satisfaction... but somehow the Great Spirit of Water had a worrying look on his face and looked at Sigel.
Unexpectedly, where Sigel tilted his neck, the Great Spirit of the Water laughed and said.
"By the way, Sigel. No, like Merriage, should I say leader?
"Yes?
Sigel, who had no idea he would be called by name, looked at the Great Spirit of Water in surprise.
"Can't you give me a name?
"........................... Yes?
Sigel could only answer the exact request for a name after a while.
Michaela and Marina, who do not know that they have named Merriage, compare Sigel to the Great Spirit of Water in a dazzling manner.
And the last one, Filomena, had a slightly punctuated gaze at Sigel.
The Great Spirit of the Water, who had tried to put those looks on an interesting face, looked further at Sigel and continued.
"Oh. You gave Merriage a name, but not for me?
"Yeah, no. That's not..."
"Then you'll be fine, won't you?
Apart from this, I passed through Sigel's head for a moment, but I can't refuse to be turned on by the great spirit of the water.
It's also a problem when it comes to Sigel, which has the feeling that it's enough to give it a name.
Even if Siegel knew exactly what it meant to be named, he couldn't refuse a direct request from the Great Spirit.
Anyway, officially from the Great Spirit of Water (?) The requested Sigel began to seriously consider his name.
As a matter of fact, I also thought I'd say "undine," which I immediately came up with, but then I thought I was a little sorry and decided to twist it in just a little bit.
"- Then what about Manusdine?
I thought it was a little too long, but I couldn't help but think of something.
To Sigel, who was ready to say, the Great Spirit of the Water leaned his neck several times whining in his mouth.
"You're Manusdine. I don't think it's a bad idea, but can I ask what it means?
"Uh, for once, there is, but it's a corner, so why don't you just keep it a secret from me?
When Sigel replied so, the Great Spirit of Water revamped manusdine smiled small after he looked a little surprised.
"Right. It also seems interesting to do so. Fine. When you call my name, Manusdine. If it's hard to say, it could be Manus or Dine."
Where Manusdine gave permission, Sigels henceforth assumed that the Great Spirit of Water was Manusdine.
And Sigel, who was also to be named after the Great Spirit of the Two Eyes, was to worry that he would already be named to the other Great Spirits at this time.