Why don't you build a village on top of the world tree

Amane, it's time for you to wake up.

"Oh, good morning."

Wake up your body as you feel your morning visit with the soft light of the sun plugging over the curtain and the voice of Richay.

"At this hour, the sunlight is soft."

"The sun must be awake, too."

"I feel like I've had a similar story to the old stories for kids. Yes,"

Comb your hair with the wax that Richay gave you. When I finished fixing my hair, I left the room and went to wash my face.

I wash my face. Then I draw water to Jouro and water the herbs on the roof balcony.

If I'd gone back to my room while I bit down the stretch, Richay would have prepared my clothes for me.

"Museum, it's done, isn't it?

"Oh, it was done yesterday. Final inspection so far today. After tomorrow, we'll carry the exhibit in, and the completion ceremony will be in about eight days."

"Then you don't have to leave your clothes out. Yes, this."

They give me regular outfits and I thank Richay.

I spoke to Richay while wearing the clothes I was given.

"Do you have enough hands on the job at the office? I can get Melmie to back up."

"I'm busy creating ads for museums and stuff, but don't worry, Micam's supposed to help me in the morning. Rather, Mr. Calc's place seems understaffed."

"Mr. Calc's treatment center? Oh, the meeting of the North Side Medical Association."

This meeting was planned by Ms. Calc to share information on epidemic diseases and to discuss the availability of medicines in each municipality in order to facilitate the dispatch of doctors and pharmaceutical assistance in emergencies.

I'm a doctor, Mr. Calc, but I'm still an amateur and don't have enough know-how to prepare for meetings, etc. I can't really keep up with my job because I'm only manpower Kekie.

"Okay. Talk to Melmie later and ask her to go help."

"It would help if you did. Yes, socks."

"Thanks"

Be thankful and receive the socks that Richay has chosen for me.

Richay came out flat on both hands waiting to finish her socks. I have red hair fastening on my right hand and black chic hair fastening on my left.

"Which one do you think would suit you?

"Right..."

Look at Richay's outfit as she leans her neck and asks.

These clothes are designed to accentuate the thin hips. The woolen vest dyed in thin blue, where adulthood and calm live together, looks good on Richay.

"I think it's the black one. I'll put it on you."

"Thank you, please."

Receive a black hair clasp and attach it to Richay's shiny golden hair.

"Richay would be able to choose for himself, but why are you always letting me choose?

"Amane will make you feel better about your day."

I don't know.

Me too, Richay picked these clothes for me, they look great, and sometimes I want to brag about it. Probably feels similar.

I'm done putting on my hair fastening and Rishay gets up.

"I want to go to today's final inspection of the museum because I'm going to put a schematic and exterior view on the ad,"

"You're welcome. I think he stands out for the strangeness of my design because it's empty, so I just want you to watch it."

Admitted in two replies, I went down to the ground floor with Richay.

The museum is located in the first branch of the cloud-no-layer.

As can be seen from the fact that it is in the middle of the cloud, the exterior was prepared in Japanese style architecture.

"What's going on, that roof"

Richay gazes at the museum he has seen far away.

There's no reason to be confused if you're not used to seeing it.

Because it doesn't have a special shape, but it looks like a complicated roof.

"It's called building eight buildings."

In this case, eight means not eight, but eight million and so on.

Traditional architectural style with the country's important cultural heritage remaining in Ehime Prefecture, roofing a number of buildings to integrate them into a sumptuous outing with a breaking wind in all directions.

This time it was the museum that was built, with a separate building for each type of exhibit, and one or two buildings are not enough because the demon worms and the like will be a few meters in size for stripping. We went to build these eight buildings, figuring out how to make them look like a single building.

It looks quite humorous and yet splendid that the innkeeper roof is pointing a daze all over the place.

"Trying to read the shape of the building from the roof is confusing."

Basically, I'm sure there's a building underneath the roof, but sometimes the breaking wind on the innkeeper roof is suitable for various places, making it difficult to grasp the overall shape.

While walking to the museum, I give Richay the plans as reference material.

"Birds, plants, demon worms, then a special exhibition… Is the example ring a special exhibition room?

"I plan on doing that. The route is roughly set, but I wonder if the final decision will be after I finish arranging the exhibits."

"I'll tweak it around here. It won't take that long because the flow lines are clear even if you can just read them from the plan. A special exhibition room with a ring should be the last place guests visit."

Arrive at the side of the museum as Richay ponders through the plans.

As the surroundings are surrounded by white lacquered walls, dive into the main entrance on the property. At the main entrance there is a ticket office that is set up in conjunction with the security guard's office.

"Nice garden, too. Some trees I've never seen, but that's the Horai that was on the purchase order?

"Yes. They're going to be a little bigger"

Horai is a conifer that has been found in a handout of ornamental plant sales, the main business of ram bird lover eating customers.

The bark looks like pine and the colour taste is close to sea urchins. They seem to be about three to seven meters tall, but they need pruning because they have more momentum to spread the branches around them than they do to get taller.

The fact that the trunk is good. When I asked him to look for something that was curved, he immediately found it. It only deals with ornamental plants and easily understands our intentions.

It was a quick job I would like to trade in the future.

Well, there's a reason I bothered to pick up even pine trees and build an authentic Japanese-style garden.

"Yes, pay attention to the roof"

"... decorations?

Lishay leaned on the roof as I directed her. Her eyes narrow.

Breaking wind on the innkeeper roof, plank-shaped ornaments attached so as to hang from the corners above the triangle.

"It's called hanging fish. You look splendid, don't you?

A suspended fish is a generic term for a decorative board that hides the tip of a building tree, etc., and has an exorcism connotation.

Roofs that can break the wind are the cutting wife roof or the motherhouse roof, but when you make these, you see the tip of the member called the building tree.

Although there are houses with sticky designs of the building trees, this time they were built in eight buildings that are also used in the Temple Buddha's Cabinet, so they were incorporated.

When I think of the raging of Cyrillic Gillies when I was alive, there's also a little reason why they're going to die and not be exhibited in a museum. It is a sneaky divine awe.

"You can see at a glance that Melmie made it."

"Your eyes are high"

You can make it freely by just explaining your role to Melmie, I threw a round and it was the suspended fish in this museum that Melmie brought that bothered me for a while.

It's like a relief with flowers on its arrow feathers. It's a schematic of a rum bird pecking and spreading its wings. The winged part is a fin where it is said in the original hanging fish.

The gardens were also fully built in and taken care to distribute the customer's gaze, as it became a rather eye-catching, more noticeable hanging fish.

"Shall we go inside? Nothing yet, but look at this paper for the placement of the exhibit."

While giving Richay a piece of paper roughly showing the layout of the exhibit, he goes inside.

It is a large exhibition space right from the entrance. Now that there's no exhibits, there's just plenty of room, but there's still something to check.

"To a boulder, not a tatami."

"Even if it's strictly ground-foot, it hurts quickly. This time, I used Devil's Worm armor."

The floor is a tile of composite material with grey Demon Bug nail material and liquefied yarn from Bird Eater Spider. In addition to some silencing effect, it is less slippery, and humidity adjustment can be expected while slightly due to the effect of liquefied yarn.

Richay, who was making sure he felt at his feet, looks at the wall.

"The window's just small up there?

"It's just a small window for brightness and ventilation. Exhibits are damaged when direct sunlight hits them. I think we're going to use dehumidifiers to combat humidity."

"It's like a library around here."

Though the library at Takakus School puts a lot of light in the day, I am thinking of placing it away from the bookshelves. However, the museum honestly kept the windows down because the exhibit was too large to prevent direct sunlight from being placed, and the exhibit was replaced.

Richay glances through the layout as he streams through the Devil Bug exhibition space.

"Since the exfoliation of the demon worm is huge, could it be an exhibition in the form of ropes around it?

"Right. You can put it in a transparent box if you're about wax ant, but when it's about the size of a thrill, you just have to keep it away from me with a rope."

Although showcases with clear wings of demonic worms can also be prepared, they are not realistic when the size of a few metre class peels into them.

Look around the hall, complete the confirmation, and then go outside.

Richay looks at the Japanese-style garden and asks questions.

"I'm talking about the exfoliation of that demon worm, how are you going to carry it in?

"I'm going to disassemble it into parts and bring it inside before I assemble it. I guess it starts with a brunch mimic."

The main entrance for the large exhibit is also on the back, but since it is before the opening, there are too many items to be carried and it gets flat. It will be used separately in due course.

"You're still a little busy."

"When it comes to hauling in, I plan on getting it done at the behest of the scholars, so it's my job to make sure it's final."

"Then can I have a moment? I have a job I need you to take early."

"Work?"

It's autumn, so I don't think I can do a big job, but I look at the sky.

There are autumnal clouds floating, although it's the snow that hasn't shown yet. Temperatures are also starting to drop and it's easy to spend.

"What kind of work?

"It's a water supply maintenance project to eliminate water shortages."

Much urban development work has come.