Spirit’s Paradise And The Idle Another World Life

Discussions with the new Alliance Master were also concluded, and as he tried to leave the Adventurer Alliance, he was spoken to by a spiritualist who seems to be employed by the country. They can't go home yet.

"Nice to meet you. My name is Florido Barotta and I am a spiritualist serving the kingdom of Chrysoprese. May I have a moment, please?

I look like a middle-aged gentleman who looks serious in a stop shape, but he's some kind of bad type. Is it because it's the same atmosphere as the teacher who preached with Concon in the packing when I was in high school? I appreciate it, but that way of getting mad is harder than getting yelled at.

In this case, it's someone who has something to do with the country, so I guess it doesn't taste good to say it again because I want to go home. That's about it.

It could have been a failure to ask Silfi to observe the new Gilmouth. Dine is the only one on my side right now... I have no doubt about her strength, but there is something natural about her, so I feel a little nervous at times like this. I thought I'd summon Nomos, but they're spiritualists, too, and if you summon spirits, you'll be wary.

"Er, I say Yuta. I'll be fine in a little bit."

Next to Mr. Barotta floats a girl in a dress, who feels like an elementary school student. You don't seem to be interested in Dine at all.

"Thank you. We can't talk calmly here, so let's move the place. Rest assured, you don't seem to like the secret rooms, so I'll show you where the atmosphere is calm."

... can I follow you? But on second thought, I only know about stalls, except for the inn and Gina's dining room. Can't I request a store from this side and have to follow?

Be polite to ask questions while you are being guided. They asked me about my birth, age, etc., but I couldn't say I was from another world, so I pushed it through in secret. There seems to be a legend to find out that proper lies are also a country.

And if you cared about people coming from behind, like military uniforms, obviously not with courage, you told me it was Mr. Barrotta's escorts. That's the elite. A soldier-like man arrives at the escort.

"Right here."

The shop that Mr. Barotta showed me in feels like a cafe with a calm atmosphere. Maybe there's coffee! I get a little tense.

"I recommend this shop because tea is delicious"

Is this guy familiar with the labyrinth city? But would you recommend tea? It doesn't smell like coffee, and it doesn't look like it has any tools.... You don't want coffee. The rising tension drops in an instant.

"Really? Well, I'd recommend it"

Mr. Barotta asked for two cups of tea, and a short wait brought the tea. Mouth on black tea...... elegant tannins, sweetness and above all a completely different aroma. Is this the taste of authentically brewed tea...... don't be a little impressed.

"Do you mind if we talk?

"What? Yeah, I don't mind. What are we talking about?

I got a little woot on my tea. I want to get tools to brew tea leaves and tea.

"I was listening to you in the Adventurer Guild, so I understand your hopes are low, but isn't Lord Yuta willing to serve his country? With the help of Lord Yuta, I can welcome you with quite a treat."

I knew you'd say that. You have money, and you don't have to work in the country on purpose.

"As you can see, I'm not willing to work in the country"

It won't work for the people of this world saying no, reluctantly halfway through. I say no with a crisp look.... Shit next door. Deane and Mr. Barotta's contract spirits are intent on it.

"Oh, really? You're very serious. But my Yuta is amazing, too. Hard work, hard worker. Sister, I'm a proud contractor."

"Heh, yeah. I'm worried my contractor's gonna take it all in one piece."

"Heh, yeah. But isn't it preferable to you, the Spirit of the Earth? You like dirt spirits a lot."

"Cahaha, no, but I'm sure you don't hate it."

"No, it's hot."

... Right, is it the Spirit of the earth? I was wondering if all the Spirit of the Earth people are like dwarves, but there are normal people out there. But listening to those two conversations gives me a headache. Especially why Dine's getting somewhere oney?

"Is that still true, too bad? But the country won't give up easily on someone who can defeat the Fire Dragon. Do you have measures?

Whoa. We need to focus this way. You're seriously sorry. If I were you, I'd be in a hurry if someone with more potential than me came to work, but this guy seems different. You don't seem to be wrong to call me a serious person.

"When it comes to measures, all I can do is refuse and run. And then you look forward to the Adventurer Alliance."

"Really... I don't really want to say this, but to be honest, I'm afraid of Lord Yuta."

All of a sudden they said I was scared or something with a serious face.

"Don't you remember doing anything particularly frightening?

Mr. Barotta shook his head to the left and right and started talking.

"The presence of Lord Yuta and my covenant spirits is completely different. That means the force is overwhelmingly different. My covenant spirits have tremendous power, but they will be so weak that they are not comparable compared to the two covenant spirits of Lord Yuta. I'm terrified that that power will be directed at this country."

Difference in presence? I don't really know about presence because I look normal, do I? And you think there are two covenant spirits...... how would you feel if I told you I was under covenant with the other great spirits in the same class? They're going to think it's too dangerous... No, they already think it.

"As far as I'm concerned, I'm not thinking of selling a fight to the country from myself. It's a hassle, so I think I'll run. However, if you bother around me in a power or a nasty way...... I don't know what I'm going to do, can you report it that way?

I totally threatened you, but if the country is against you, you should probably say this. No matter how good the country is, there will be dark parts inside, so you can't be alarmed. It makes me feel more dangerous, but it's better than getting my hands around me.

"... ok. I'll give you a report, but you can't fight the dark with a spiritual magician who takes time to chant. Provocative behavior should be cautious. I would have preferred not to give this kind of advice, but in the case of Lord Yuta, I would advise you because it is scary when you fail halfway. Don't fail to pay attention and don't let anything get rampant."

This guy thinks the Spirit moves with chants, too. Sounds like you're worried about me, and I'd like to give you some advice, but it's dangerous for someone serving the country.

But an intermediate spirit would be able to do all sorts of things willingly, so I feel like I can realize that I can communicate. Looks like the kind of people who serve their country are prestigious and have history, and they're trapped in generational ways, like Mel's place?

"I think it's okay because the protection is solid, but I'll be even more careful. Thank you for your advice."

There's nothing to be alarmed about, and while you're in the Labyrinth City, always have one of the Great Spirits on your side.

"No, because it is necessary for the power of Lord Yutaka not to be suitable for this country."

You're terribly afraid. Probably because I know the power of intermediate spirits well, I'm more afraid of the power of spirits on the grid than that.

"Ha, beware. So if there doesn't seem to be anything else to talk about, it's time to go home, okay?

If possible, I want to keep sulking and breaking up. If it is as it is now, it will be finished safely without rubbing.

"Really... I wanted to hear about Lord Yuta, don't you have time?

I have time, but Pelo, I think I'm going to tell you something extra, so let's just go home. I am also concerned that Deane and the Intermediate Spirit Child are thriving.

"I'm sorry, but I have plans, so please excuse me."

"Really, I get it. Please don't be short tempered."

You got cautioned one last time. Don't you have that much credit?... That would have filled the guild with plants. Does knowing that also make you anxious?

When I tried to pay for the tea, Mr. Barotta paid me until my share with the crisp first. I asked him to talk, so he said it was only natural to pay.

Breaking up with Mr. Barotta and walking back to Mr. Marie's separate residence, I speak to Dine.

(Sounds like you got along with a dirt spirits girl, but what was she like? If you say so, you haven't even said hello, and you don't even know his name)

"Hmm, she was a pretty girl. And she doesn't have a name, so she signed it at the ritual, not by name. Contracts by name are easier, but they look good, so at some point, contracts by ritual became more mainstream."

... Hmm, Meral has a name, doesn't he? You said you evolved into an intermediate spirit when you were a previous generation, and you contracted in a way that wasn't mainstream? But isn't it inconvenient that you don't have a name?

(Didn't they ask you for a name or help communicating?

"I didn't ask you to."

You're in a good mood because you're new and friends with the Spirit, Dine, who brightly answers.

(Really? He seems to like the contractor thing, so I thought we'd get along better.)

Dine explained to me that I was leaning my neck in doubt.

"Little kids like Belle and the others are curious, so they would love to have a deep relationship with the contractor, but even someone who likes to be a spirit with some time on their hands won't get that far in. Well, sometimes some kids are overprotective like Meral..."

(Has Meral changed more? a little convinced)

"Besides, he said the distance is just right now. Something sad about breaking up too close"

Hmm, spirits have a lot of things, too. And naturally, humans die quicker, so who's left is sad after all? Meral seemed sad when she talked about her predecessors.

Thank God everyone signed with me, considering that.

"Hehe, in Yuta's case, it's a little different because you can totally see and talk and touch it, but you can say that it's unlikely that the Great Spirit will sign a contract with a person. That's why Yuta is so awesome. Your sister thinks it's okay to build bigger springs and ponds on the earth of death."

... I think the story has changed abruptly. You're telling me you want more water fields now? There seemed to be a lot of plans in Dine about the water field, and I was pummeled with various plans about whether I thought now was my chance.

Until halfway through, it was a somewhat sad story about the spiritualist and the flow of spiritual time... did you change your mind? In the case of Dine, it is difficult because it is also vegan and has natural potential. I just know that the plan you're talking about right now is not a joke, and you really want to make it happen.

I want to fulfill my demands as much as I can because I take care of you, but I don't need a waterfall in the house. I managed to get back to Mr. Marie's apartment, straying from Deane's plan.

It's unexpected that it was harder to hear Dine's plan than to talk to New Gilmouth or a spiritualist serving the country.