The Sigels decided to do nothing more than know as knowledge that there was such a thing when it came to the primitive spirit-eating that was in the Great Cave.
I don't even feel like crusading weirdly because the stories from the Great Spirits sufficiently show that I am a being I shouldn't have my hands on.
If we spread the word poorly besides ourselves, we will not talk about anything else because it is not necessarily that no one deviates from our merit minds.
In the first place, it is difficult to even get there because of high hurdles such as having to go where the great spirits of the earth are in order to meet the primitive spirit-eaters.
So the Sigels, back from the Great Cave, had a neat time without making a report somewhere.
The Spirit Egg Sigel got as a reward has so far been well protected in The Spirit Inn.
Sigel is entirely at the mercy of the covenant spirits because he has no idea how the Spirit is born from the eggs.
Most importantly, those covenant spirits don't do anything about the spirits' eggs in particular, they just keep the eggs from getting scratched.
Sigel asked Rag once if that was all right, but he got the answer that there was nothing else he could do.
There is nothing more you can do as a Siegel than to be told. It is just a state of waiting for a change to happen.
In doing so, Sigel made a few adjustments to The Spirit Inn.
They placed the herbal fields that the rugs had been managing from the southeast by the central park.
A hut was then also set up to preserve what had been harvested from its herbal fields.
This was due to the fact that the rugs and sacraments managing the herbal fields were often in the centre, so they decided to take advantage of the accumulation of spiritual power.
"- Is this okay?
"Yes, it makes it easier to work"
When Sigel took the confirmation, the rug that was beside him nodded with a smile.
"We've moved more of what we collected and what we built into the vault."
"That's not particularly problematic because the subordinates do it. We need to move, including what it means to keep an eye on the outside enemy."
"Or so it is."
To Rag's explanation, Sigel nodded as he answered.
The Rugs, who have become the Superior Spirit so that they can have the Spirit of the Distribution, have steadily increased their numbers.
That's all my ability as a special spirit is up, but so far I don't know how far that stretches.
How many spirits are to be distributed is entirely at the disposal of the Rags, and Sigel is not going to be involved.
Just watch the rugs do nothing weird and impossible.
Rags Early Spirits The three spirits don't change in rank anymore, but the other spirits are growing well.
Sakura and Sui are ranked Advanced Spirit B, Nola is ranked Advanced Spirit C and Agni is ranked Advanced Spirit G.
The three spirits, Hien, Uen and Leah, who contracted after Agni, have also contracted at the same time and are all G-ranked senior spirits.
The last Hikari and Yami to come in are the H-ranks of the advanced spirits by going up two.
Each Spirit is growing well, and The Spirit Inn is able to operate steadily.
The number of external enemies is also increasing in proportion to the number of spirits coming to visit, but more than that the covenant spirits are growing.
Because of this, so far, 'Spirit Inn' has not become like taking decisive damage.
It was Sigel, who was confirming 'The Spirit Inn' perfectly, but almost flicked the screen in the air from the middle of nowhere.
Seeing that, until then, Rag, who had been silent, spoke softly.
"Dear Sigel, if anything seems troubling, I will consult you..."
With that voice, Sigel gave a hazy look, and then smiled bitterly when he saw Leah's worried face, which was next to the rug.
"No, I mean troubled, I thought it was time to get it right"
"Decent?"
Sigel nodded cocklessly at the lag tilting her neck as she said so.
"Yeah. That 's--"
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"- So it's time to start preparing for the ceremony"
Filomena tilted her neck at Sigel, who had suddenly said that.
"No, what is it? What's a ceremony in the first place?
When Filomena responded that way, the marina that was next door sighed grandly.
"Phee, there's only one ceremony Sigel would say to us, right?
"Right. I also think it's too sudden for Philomena to be right, but it does seem just right in time"
Following the marina, Laura nodded as she looked happy as well.
Seeing Filomena still leaning her neck, Marina dared to turn her gaze towards Sigel.
Receiving exactly what it meant, Sigel looked at Filomena as she nodded back at the marina.
"It's a wedding. A wedding. I was engaged, but I thought it was time we had a proper conversation."
"Knock..................!?
That's what I said, stuck in words. I looked at Filomena, who turned red in her face as she looked surprised, and Sigel shrugged her shoulders in the face that this was no good.
Determining that the topic of this hand was useless for Philomena, Sigel shifted his gaze to Marina and Laura.
"I didn't hear about the custom over here, but where are the ceremonies to be held in the first place?
"Basically, I'm going to mention it in a church where I believe... it's hard in our case."
"Right. Whatever Philomena is, there's a marina and me."
As I agreed with Marina's words, Laura nodded as she answered so.
I wish I had a ceremony in that church because Marina is a Futsu follower, but in Laura's case things come a little different.
In the first place, if a royal family were to have a wedding, apart from a country where there is a state religion, they would not dare to have a ceremony in some church in order to show the people their freedom of faith.
For this reason, it will be the royal castle where the royal family will hold the ceremony.
However, the situation is further complicated in the case of Laura.
Because if we hold a ceremony in the royal castle of the kingdom of Horstadt, it will be for the Sigels to declare that they have been incorporated into Horstadt.
Even if the Sigels deny it, they don't take it that way around.
Sigel, alternately explained by Marina and Laura, sighed grandly.
"You sure are a hassle. I wonder what an ordinary people would do if they were to marry each other with different faiths?
"In that case, it's a good idea to mention it in one church or both."
When Marina, who was most familiar with Ichii's wedding, answered that, Sigel began to think in arms.
At this time, Siegel's head was wondering if there were any facilities like a hotel wedding venue in Japan.
In such places, ceremonies can be held without being tied to a country or religion.
Keeping the idea in his mouth, Marina and Laura looked at each other and then mouthed their opinions.
"That's a lot of interesting thinking."
"But we are also certain that there are a certain number of layers who are in difficulty in which to hold the ceremony. With such venues, wouldn't it be acceptable?"
"As far as I'm concerned, it's more strange that there's never been such a place before."
Sigel answered that while looking at Laura.
There are multiple religions in this world, but it is not forbidden for each believer to marry each other.
In that case, these problems will arise, and it should not be strange to have a place to deal with them.
"That's true, but I can't think of any of us taking this for granted."
"I don't know."
"Right."
Laura nodded to Sigel, who nodded lightly at the marina's words, also agreeing.
When I hear stories like this, Sigel feels this world is stagnant in many ways each time, but I can't help but say this about it.
Laura went on to say more to Sigel, who thought about that.
"But it may be a good idea that there are ceremonial venues that do not belong to any religion. It's a corner, so why don't we talk to my father?
"Well, that might be acceptable."
Which church should hold a ceremony if religion is different is one of the consultations that clerics often receive.
If it is to play a role in eliminating that problem, depending on the way it is talked about, each religion should not disagree either.
With that in mind, Marina nodded back as she answered Laura's words.