Upstairs there was a visitors' room, a dormant room, and a conference room with a materials room. Apparently what I was napping in yesterday was a hypnotic room on this floor.
Similar to the ground floor, it was circular around the pillars, with the hypnotic room just up the stairs on the left hand side and the visitors' room right on the right. It was good yesterday after a nap because there was a staircase right after I walked without thinking about it... but I would have walked quite a bit in vain if I had gone the other way then. Ah-bunna!
"The visitors' room is primarily a room where clients pass through. A simple request can be made at the reception desk, but if it is an intrusive story or the client has a situation, we will talk in a separate room. That's the room for it. And it's a special place to make it."
You're in the room where I ate orange jelly. But special make? This looks like a normal room...
"You have a demon stone embedded in the door. Five in all."
Looking at the door as Leki said, it was certainly embedded in equal spacing, as a small stone drew a semicircle. Two are red stones from the left and the other three are blue stones. They are both very beautiful stones.
"Hands on this blue stone before entering the room. Doing so will make the room available."
"Do you use magic?
"I don't use it. By holding hands, you can react to magic and the door opens."
I see. But why bother doing that? And blue stone, right? What about the red stone? In doubt, Leki goes on and on explaining.
"This room looks like one room, and there are five rooms made exactly the same. The red stone is in use and the blue stone is empty. The door in use doesn't open in the usual way, so the client's secrets are kept."
Out, different world specifications! More of an Ortus spec, huh? Wonder how one door connects to five other rooms!
I can't believe it not only creates more space than normal, but it also increases the number of rooms itself! I think it's kind of a complicated structure, so it's going to take a lot more to build than simply becoming a large room. Time, money.
"Only those truly recognised in Ortus are informed of how to open the door in use. That's why I don't know. You don't have to."
Considering the client's secrecy, that's natural, too, isn't it? Speaking of which, Mr. Saura was usually in and out at that time. He said he was in charge of the guild, and I guess Mr. Saura is strong enough to count from above. Even smaller bodies are super capable. I admire it.
Still, I wonder how many "strange rooms" there are in this building. Oh, no way, all of it? Oh, my God, isn't it? So Question Time.
"Is that all the special rooms in the guild?
"No, it's not all on boulders, but there's almost some sort of sorcery. Even if the room itself is not equipped with magic props. You can say this guild puts its life at risk for crime prevention and ease of spending."
"Yes, life...?
"It's never too much to say. That's what our leader (Don) is like. Not captured by common sense."
That's what I'm talking about. Leki's face breaks a little. I guess Leki respects the leader (Don). I'm not being honest. Perhaps letting Leki look like this is an awesome addition to people. Chief (Don)...... I care a lot about people.
But I want to see you! There's nothing like that. 'Cause I don't want to see you as much as I'd like to know the top of the country or someone world-famous. Because it feels like someone on a cloud. I have a lot of respect, but it's too far away for me to really feel it, so I wish I could do as much as see a flyer one day, to that extent.
But one thing I found out is that the leader (Don) still seems to be a unique person. Weird to the guild...... According to me, a lot of strange people. I mean, that's it, right? Friends.
Then, while she briefly explained the hypnotic room and the materials room, she was asked to go inside specially because the meeting room was unused now.
It's round-table and kind of harsh. Some people go ahead with the meeting, but you think all the speakers are circular to symbolize that they are on an equal footing?
"When it's a difficult decision, when you get an opinion, do you make a good decision?
"I don't know because I've never been to a meeting. But, by and large, the protagonist of the meeting is Mr. Saura.... you don't think I can decide?
"... and it came together beautifully."
Mr. Saura's strongest theory surfaced. I get paralyzed.
"I'm going to the third floor next... but there's no room to let me in. He'll just go around and come out."
"What kind of room do you have?
"Private room."
Leki, who stopped in front of the stairs, opened his mouth after he circled upstairs listening to some elaborate rules in the guild as he was politely explained. You're saying there's a private room in the guild? I guess it fits that someone lives in the guild. That's what I asked and the affirmation returned.
Anything is built to make it easier for people from distant lands to live in guilds. You have an in-house house.
"Anyone who has a house nearby goes by. After that, people who often go far away for work don't need a room."
"Gilsha, like...?
I remember Mr. Gill again and my feelings sink. Mr. Gill, I hope you don't have to. No, no, I have to work hard, too, or I'll have trouble being you when I get back! Cheer up, Meg!
"Mr. Gill has a room because he is an amazing person who has been around since the founding of the Alliance. I mean, the leader (Don) made it, but you're right."
"Made it, was it?
"The members since its inception are family to the leader (Don). And this is the house of the chief (Don). I heard my family insisted it was normal to live in the same house."
I hear the words of the leader (Don) from Leki and I am hacked. I kind of thought I'd say something like my father.
When I was a child, my mother died and my father changed places of work a little farther away. But I didn't even sell this house because it was an important house I chose with my mother, and your father was forced to go through the house.
There were still grandparents and grandmothers at the time, so you could have gone on a single assignment, but that's what your father told me.
'You're family, so you can't leave, can you? We all live together, in the same house. It's obvious, Ring.
So somehow I felt close to someone called the leader (Don).
"But the chief (Don) rarely returns home after all kinds of requests."
I see. He's a really busy man. Then you don't have to worry. I'll see you in front of you, it doesn't seem like the first thing.... stop flagging and stuff.
"What about Leki? You live in a guild?
"... oh. I don't have a home."
Oh, did I ask you something bad? I think so and the words are interrupted. I had to say something, and Leki started going up the stairs like nothing was going on. Yeah, it sounds like you're right to keep quiet here.