Okami Wa Nemuranai

1

"Welcome home."

"Oh."

"Ah! Mr. Sheila. You were home."

"Long time no see, Eda."

"Ho ho."

"Jericho hissed too. Look, it's an assortment of dried fruit souvenirs."

"Ho ho"

Speaking of which, Lekan thought about when Sheila would meet Edda in Sheila's appearance, but couldn't remember.

"I just had tea in there. Shall we drink?"

"Sheila's tea is delicious, so I love it"

"Eda."

"Yeah?"

"You, have you changed the way you talk?

"Yeah. I don't have to do this anymore."

"What do you mean you can't?

"I guess I don't have to talk like an adventurer,"

(Was that bizarre way of talking, the way you made it)

(I don't know why I thought that was adventurous.)

Sheila's tea was good.

It tasted dull and tired.

"That worked."

"Sheila, do you know"

Lekan and Eda headed straight here from the temple.

Sheila, however, seems to already know what happened in the temple.

"Just. You're a jerk not to impose."

"Right. The vice temple chief never asked me out again."

That's what Edda said, so Lekan was a little impressed.

If I were to notice there, I would have understood that interaction properly.

"Lecan, you did a great job. Good luck."

"Oh."

"But the last time you broke the Zoggs statue, it was a bad idea."

"Oh."

"Thanks to you, I had to serve free of charge. Nine times."

"Oh."

You're an idiot.

…………

"Mr. Sheila, is orphanage work pro bono?

"I guess in this case. Service, not work. By serving the Temple's orphanage free of charge, Lecan means he respects the Temple."

"That's right. By the way, where's Mr. Nike?

"Nike asked me to run errands, so I'm out of town for a while."

Sheila, I need to ask you something.

"What?"

"Me and Edda needed to go to the temple? If I told the Temple that I was a labyrinth trespasser and that if I and Eda left town, Nike and Sheila would leave town too, wouldn't that be enough?

"Lecan."

"Yeah? What's up, Edda"

"You and me, but when we left town, Mr. Nike told me we were leaving town, too. But Sheila didn't say that. The deputy temple chief said that, but we haven't even discussed this with Sheila."

"You."

"Yeah?"

"You suddenly got smarter."

"Eda. That's what Nike told me. I told the vice temple chief. Lecan, you can't do that."

"What?"

"Then the Cassis priest can't fit in. Because they forbid me from soliciting people to have" healing "with my eyes on them. In that case, I would have looked for your weakness and attacked Edda with a glimpse and a twist. You're a tough guy to deal with, aren't you?

"I'm not good at hard work."

"That deal, if I let you mess around in the back, that's already a hassle. So it's best to be quick, pissed off, and crushed."

"You thought if I went, he'd be angry and blurry out."

"Well, you will. You don't even think about the authority of a cleric, and a clergyman of the Cassis kind can't forgive a man who doesn't respect himself. I seriously thought adventurers were a piece of waste. That's why I gave you that attitude from the beginning, right?

You had a meeting with the deputy temple chief.

"That Bubba is highly capable. But this is a great opportunity to cage a dove rat, so he cooperated. Even so, Cleric Cassis, though he had some bad reviews, contributed a lot to the temple, and has a lot of connections. It's gonna be tough."

"Sheila."

"What?

"There was a distant ear in sensory magic."

"There is."

"How far away can you hear things and conversations?

"Normally, you can hear the conversation in the next room or something. If there's no one in the desert, you might be able to pick up thousands of steps ahead."

"If you're the best wizard in history, can you hear the temple conversation from here?"

"Perhaps if the wizard knew exactly where the temple was and how it was shaped."

"I see. By the way, will Cleric Cassis be banished?"

"Why do you have to do such a dangerous thing? Don't let that go wild."

"Does that mean you're going to keep and kill in this temple"

"I guess so."

"That's right. I wanted to ask you something."

"Huh?"

"I could shoot dozens of Fire Arrows at the same time."

"I've been watching."

"What?"

"It's been a long time since I've seen such absurdity. Were you going to shoot the stars off?