Do you properly understand Siegel's intention to end it with a joke on this occasion, and the women didn't seem to take it seriously at the moment either.
As if to prove it, Philomena said with a little laugh.
"Even if not, rumors are spreading gloriously as spiritual nurturers. Do you think it adds the attribute of a madman?"
"Speaking of which, isn't the rest going to spread in no time?
Philomena's words have been followed by such additions that the marina mixes them back.
"Not at all. I don't need anything extra."
I know it was just a joke, so Sigel didn't do anything particularly angry either, just shrugged his shoulders and gave it back like that.
Michaela and Laura have not even gotten into the conversation, but their faces are grinning firmly.
We all just made it a laugh, and now Philomena said it in a serious way.
"Regardless of whether the relationship between spirit-eating and ruins is true or not, I wish there were a few more objects on the table"
Currently, the only thing about super ancient civilization is the books for the copies that the Sigels are renting out.
The rest would be about a church relationship book that Marina made a donation to at the beginning.
With regard to the fact that there have been super ancient civilizations so far, they are beginning to be accepted by the public, but there is no way that this is the only way research can proceed.
There is also a limit to what the Philomenas transmit.
In order to exceed those limits, it is still necessary to expose other researchers to the ruins and relics of super ancient civilizations.
Everyone made a difficult face to Filomena's opinion that if there were any ruins of super ancient civilization in the past that were not protected by the Great Spirit if it could be done.
"Books for copybooks, now would be the limit. You can't borrow too much."
When Laura said that, Michaela was also snorting loudly.
"Right. Whatever you think, you should stop this any longer. I mean, I don't like asking the Great Spirit to do that additionally?
Everyone nodded at Michaela's words like confirmation.
Michaela's feelings about not wanting to undermine the mood of the Great Spirit in weird places seemed well understood to everyone, although Sigel would do it if she were to actually ask for it.
It will be easy to borrow again if you return the book you are borrowing right now, but I don't want to have any additional favors while I'm borrowing it.
The thought seemed to be common to everyone, and there was no disagreement from anyone.
Instead, I saw the Philomenas with the same face Sigel remembered.
"Speaking of which, there were a few statements in Takel's diary that went to town... Identifying the towns that were there at the time from there is... tough"
It was Sigel I said as I remembered the contents of the diary, but I gave up along the way and got a tough face.
In the first place, Takel was traveling using the Amateras.
Given the speed with which the Amateras can be put out, the scope for examination becomes considerable.
Identifying a location from there is, I have to say, a pretty tough situation.
But to Sigel's words like that, I swung my neck left and right after the marina cleared the room for a little thought.
"... No, I don't think so. At least, you know which direction it went, around that dock?
"No, what do you think? It's only a diary. I don't think it said anything about going in any direction on purpose.
Takel couldn't have imagined that the civilization he transferred would perish once, either.
For this reason, even if it's a diary I left for the same metastasizer, it didn't have that much detailed information... should be.
Philomena told Sigel just in case he was trying to remember how it actually was.
"For once, can you check again? If we can identify directions alone, we might be able to find out."
When Filomena said so, Michaela and Marina, who were actually hitting the dossier, nodded.
It is difficult to identify the location of the town that was there at the time without any clue, but if there is anything at all, we can make it (...) to find out.
That is the same thing not only from the materials of the time, but also from the information on ancient civilizations that have been studied so far.
Sigel nodded and agreed immediately, with the expected gaze from the three of them.
Originally, even if Philomena didn't tell me, I was going to read it again, so I can say it was just the right time.
Anyway, now we have to find a new ruin or something similar.
The occasion was dissolved, saying that not only Sigel, but also the Philomenas would try to win the materials of the time.
There's a lot more to be done, but still examining the literature at the time is one of the important tasks.
Sigel, who had finished his meal and left it to the Philomenas to clean up as usual, returned to his room to begin the process of checking Takel's diary as soon as possible.
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Takel's diary records that he travels to various places quite often.
In the first place, since he is the technician who created the backbone of the guild card, if the local maintenance person is out of hand, he seems to have gone out there to explain and so on.
In addition to that, I was also looking into ways of returning, so I can say that the result was to go all over the place.
However, naturally speaking, even though the diary says it headed towards ○ ○ ○, it doesn't even say in which direction and how far it was.
If it took just a few days, it says 0 days departure 0 days arrival, so I know, but if you use the Amateras in the first place, it won't take five days from the edge of the continent to the edge, so it's not very helpful.
Most of all, it would be approximate how long it would take to travel on the Amateras.
I was looking at the diary crumbly, Sigel, but I've only found out one thing.
"- It's obvious, but there are quite a few towns."
It was a civilization with all that technology to make cities, so I can only ask from my diary that there were more cities than there are now.
Of course, it's no different in a world where demons come out, so it's not easy to increase the number of towns, unlike the one where the Sigels used to be.
For this reason, if you compare it with the previous world, there is no choice but to have a small number of towns.
It wasn't about the number of towns that Sigel realized, it was something else.
"I wonder why there's so many towns out there that aren't left now?... I can't believe I lost everything..."
Don't want to think about it if you can, but until then a silent rig sandwiched my mouth on Sigel, who turned dark for a moment.
"People don't reuse the same thing?
"Ah..."
To Rig's words, Sigel stopped moving unexpectedly.
It is common practice to resettle and rebuild a previously abandoned town.
In the first place, he said, "Yes, let's go to O-O! Even that town, famous for" it was built on a town that existed for a long time.
It is normal to reuse a town that is only made of box things, even if there is no continuity like that town.
What's more, something similar should have happened with the Philomenas before.
The image of the ruins stood first in Sigel, and the matter was completely out of his mind.
Aware that there was something missing at the heart, Sigel shook his head before sighing.
"You can't. This is... I need to rethink it from the ground up in the first place.... Oh, Rig. Thanks."
To his gratitude, Sigel, who confirmed that the rig had returned "you're welcome," began to review the diary again.