Spirit Growers Travel Around the World - Get Rare Materials and Spirits Grow Rapidly!? ~

A few days after the conditions for the evolution of the early spirits were known, the Sigels were in the Kingdom of Noland.

To be precise, it is a water town on Lake Omoni in the Kingdom of Noland that is conducting a reconnaissance.

It was the hope of the Philomenas to come to the town of the water again, plus the fact that Laura had never visited it.

This survey is scheduled for a long stay.

That had been possible because of the creation of a freely mobile base called the Amateras.

However, I know that for once Dine wants to hide the town of water, so I'm not going to be able to stay right next to the entrance and exit.

We keep some distance apart, and we don't know as much as possible.

Most importantly, the entrance to and exit from the town of water is magically covered up, so we believe that finding a way in and out would not be a major problem.

That was how Sigel started researching the town of water with everyone, but along the way Dine came and got an unexpected suggestion.

"Sigel, I just heard from the rig that you need crystal stones?

"Huh? Oh, yes. Looks like they need it to evolve..."

"Why didn't you say that sooner? If it's a crystal stone, I can prepare it, right?

"Ah..."

Dine told me that Sigel finally realized that.

There is no way that the covenant spirits, even if it takes time, can't make a Dine, the Great Spirit, a piece that can be made as a matter of course.

However, I couldn't even think of asking because of the idea that the Great Spirit should not be used conveniently in Sigel.

Now that I was using the rig as an exploratory personnel, it looks like I had a chance to talk to Dine at that time.

"Shh, excuse me. I totally forgot."

Dine shook her right hand flickering at Sigel, who honestly apologized for forgetting.

"It's not even enough for you to apologize. However, in Siegel's case, I suppose you could rely on us for a little more.... I don't know what Sigel thinks, though I'm not going to be forced to."

Sometimes we recognize that it is still different from other covenant spirits that Sigel keeps us from relying too much on the Great Spirits.

Other covenant spirits are aware that they have used the power of the 'Spirit Inn' to covenant, but with regard to the Great Spirits, the thought is strong that they have just given their names.

Of course, I now properly understand that naming is important, but there is nevertheless a perception that it is a shelved contract.

That's why Siegel thinks he's not too free to use it.

It's also scary that if you start using the Great Spirits conveniently, as Dine says, you'll get used to it.

I went on further with Dine laughing bitterly at Sigel for thinking about that.

"You don't have to think that deep. Because I just wanted you to remember us a little more."

"Ha..."

To Dine's words, without knowing what to give back, Sigel could only answer that.

To Siegel's reaction, Dine sighed and then went on to say even more.

"Absolutely... well, that's good. More about crystal stones than that. How many do you need?

I've been making it since I found it necessary for evolution, but still only four things have been made: trees, wind, soil and water.

And now trees and soil are being created.

You need two more pieces of water.

"Yes. Then this.... and I'm just trying to say, but if I just give it to you, you care about Sigel, right?

When Dine asked that, Sigel nodded cocklessly.

Dine, who saw it, went on further after prejudging it then.

"- Give me some original spiritual stones. Because the processing cost should be colored appropriately."

"Well, that's a good suggestion"

I can draw attention to just getting it, Sigel, but if it's about paying with spiritual stones and exchanging it, it's made up of enough business.

If so, I can receive crystalline stones without Sigel or any kind of whim.

How many spiritual stones to exchange was settled by giving twenty-five spiritual stones for two crystalline stones as a result of several exchanges between Sigel and Dine.

Initially, Sigel said it was thirty, so it was the result of settling somewhere to calm down.

And Dine went on to say to Sigel, who exchangs spiritual stones and crystalline stones to snort satisfactorily.

"I think you just forgot, but you're gonna make an exchange with the other kids after this, right?

"Ah, yes. Because if you trade it for just Dine, they'll say a lot."

"Exactly. Complaints come to me too, so don't ever forget it."

Sigel could only return a bitter laugh to Dine, who pushed him so hard.

Sigel, who told the other great spirits to go through with it, decided to listen to it because he had cared.

"Is it okay to call the Great Spirit here?

"That's not a problem. It's a bit of a problem to try to call an uncontracted spirit, but in Sigel's case, we're also under contract."

"Really?"

I was relieved to hear Dine's answer, Sigel, but I tilted my neck because of something caught a little in that line.

Sigel saw Dine and heard even more when he found out what the trigger was.

"- And even if it doesn't, can the other great spirits call and make a covenant?

"Absolutely. Something that neither the Great Spirit nor any other spirits change. Besides, if you were Siegel now, you'd be able to summon an uncontracted Great Spirit, wouldn't you? How to summon... you'd better find out for yourself than I did."

To Dine, who said so lightly, Sigel got the look to wonder if he was.

Previously Sigel had left himself to the stream to sign with the Great Spirit.

That should change your consciousness again if you can make a contract of your own accord.

However, I still don't think it will be the same consciousness as the Spirit who made the covenant via The Spirit Inn.

Anyway, getting crystalline stones is now ahead of the covenant with the Great Spirit.

It is also gratifying to Sigel that information from Dine has allowed the early spirits to evolve faster.

So after finishing his conversation with Dine, Sigel just decided to summon the other great spirits.

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"- So? Is this the result?

I saw the various crystalline stones on the simplified table and that's what Filomena has heard.

It shouldn't be Siegel's fault that I have slightly dizzy eyes.

That's what I'm talking about.

Once Sigel returned it that way while remaining calm, the other faces put their hands on the temples so that they could get a headache.

The only Laura, who has a laughing face, said it before Michaela, who seems angry.

"Fair enough, gentlemen. When it comes to the Spirit, let's understand that Mr. Sigel means common sense doesn't work?

"So there's a limit!

Michaela exploded into Laura, who made a statement sheltering Sigel.

The original crystalline stone of the Spirit is not as rarely found, and depending on its quality, enormous values are applied.

It can also be used as a powerful stone, like a spiritual stone, but it is more valuable as a gem in one way or another.

The price is said to be unknown to the ceiling and is so valuable that each time it can be hung at an auction somewhere, it can be put on the highest price ever.

With all eight of those crystal stones on the table, I'd say it's natural to want to yell at you even if you're not Michaela.

Sigel, who was talking to everyone and understood just how bad it was, said to that Michaela.

"This is for the Spirit Inn and it's not on the table, so it's not going to make a scene."

"Of course I do!

Follow Sigel (?) It didn't help either, or Angry Michaela still didn't calm down.

I don't know if I gave up or accepted, but Marina, who had already regained her composure, slapped Michaela on the shoulder and said.

"I'll have to admit it's already Siegel's business. Besides, I'm not putting it on the table."

You finally calmed down with that word, Michaela said as she dropped her shoulder.

"I don't think it's like you can just admit it because it's Sigel...?

"I don't have a choice. It's Sigel."

For some reason, Michaela sighed heavily at Philomena, who pushed so cautiously with a smile.