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

Episode Six: Getting Ready

The bishop welcomed me to the church in the city of Kattera with pleasure.

Guided by an orphanage co-located in the church, he surrounds the table in the dean's office.

The tea recommended by the bishop was quite sinister. But wonderful and delicious.

"What are the conditions of the children who previously moved to the village of Tacax?

Greetings are also chanted there by the bishop.

"Those of you who work in the fields are working hard. You're all workers."

"Really? I was worried that I was doing well because I didn't get many letters when I came with them."

"The lack of news is proof of good health."

"That's right. You don't know your parents' children?"

"I'll tell everyone when I get home. I'm also sending a letter to the parents of the upbringing who live in my hometown, so I'll still be there to speak and see."

I'll send a letter to Jicha. Then you can have the letter from the orphanage delivered to the merchant as well.

The bishop laughed relieved how lonely he missed the letter not coming.

"Thank you very much. If those kids work hard and get used to Takax Village, they'll have more options for the future of the kids in this orphanage."

That said, the bishop who tilted the glass frowns a little and peeks into the tea inside.

"Was it too tannic?

"It's sinister, but it's a delicious habit."

It tastes like whoever likes it will like it. Those who can't drink will refuse categorically, though.

The Bishop looks at me unexpectedly.

"From time to time, Amane says and acts immeasurably old. In this case, it's a taste preference."

"The parents of the upbringing were over nine hundred years old, and there may be some inappropriate age"

It's something I don't know for myself.

I'll finish the public talk and I'll get to the bottom of it.

"We recently built a church in the village of Takakus"

"I'm listening. I hear you called a bishop from the village of Cateo for a wedding."

They're getting reports from the bishop who works for the church in the village of Cateo.

When we had the wedding of the inhabitants of the village at once, starting with Bilos the Devil Bug Hunter, we took care of the bishop who worked for the church in the village of Cateo, closest to the village of Tacax.

There is only one bishop in the church in the village of Cateo, so it would definitely be the same person first.

"The report says you're making a pretty interesting church,"

The bishop smiles and tells us what he thinks was written in the report.

"The exterior reminds me of the winter trees that are building-up power within, and the little trees are not so big. But if you went inside and looked at the altar, there was spring there, he said. It was an exciting text."

"You were so happy"

We were having a pale wedding on the top of the Buddha, so it was...

"He's a character who doesn't put too many emotions on the table. I can't believe he's so excited that he misspelled it."

The bishop tells you to be funny, like you read my mind. It seemed so unusual.

"It just didn't say in the letter exactly what was going on inside. You should actually look at it. I'm hoping to get a leg..."

The bishop looks back at the desk, separating words.

He said, "You know what?"

At the end of the gaze of the bitter bishop, on the desk is a bundle of documents and a roster and letters that appear to be objects of the orphanage.

"I have to interrupt once and for all with an audit to see if it's enough church to put the bishop on duty, but I have a bit of clerical work to do, could you please wait a few days?

"I'm afraid I seem to rush you, but this time someone outside wanted to have a wedding at the church in Tacax Village. I'd like you to send a dedicated bishop as soon as possible."

I'm really sorry, but I can't give it away just for this one purpose.

The bishop scratched his cheek like trouble.

"So can you help me?

"Is that okay?

"It's not even the kind of job that the outsiders would have trouble seeing. That's why I was accumulating on other important jobs. No, I'm embarrassed."

Good is about hurry, so help the bishop with the clerical work that he was accumulating.

Summarize the letters sent by the graduated children. It will be classified according to the contents of wanting to have a field independently or the fact that the founder of the village where I currently live asked me to introduce him to the orphanage manpower.

"No, I knew it was enough to qualify as a bridgebuilder at that young age while I was a demon bug hunter, but you do it a lot more often than not, in principle. As much as I want my secretary."

The bishop laughs and writes letters of reply and so on.

Read the name of the child who is likely to be able to open the orphanage roster and introduce him. I don't know what kind of child she is because I don't know her face. Still, in addition to his age gender, the roster even stated his skills, personality, and who he was close to.

There seems to be no privacy perspective in this world.

He will wake up a person correlation diagram from the information in the roster and organize it behind his brain, while giving his name to the bishop in anticipation of his compatibility with the relaying child.

The bishop writes in a letter as he intrigues the names he hears from me.

"Amane, can I ask you one question?

"Go ahead."

"Is it something that when you run a village, you can also read people's compatibility?

"Come on, what do you think? At least, I don't feel like I could make the same roster of Tacax Village residents."

I don't feel like I can write a detailed profile based on the personality, skills, and compatibility of each of these people.

I wasn't good at writing resumes in my previous life either. of others. There is no way I can write until then.

"Really? I'm a little relieved. If a double-digit old kid still does the same thing, I honestly don't have standing up."

The words laughed brightly on his back, and the bishop put his brush aside. The job seems to be done.

"Let the elderly be away for a while and head to the village of Takakus"

When the bishop who took his seat peered into the hallway and called someone, he looked at me, including saying two words and three precautions.

"Well, shall we come?"

It was at lunch that I arrived at the village of Tacax with the bishop.

Take the bishop that he is more interested in the Church than in lunch and head to the Tacax Village Church.

"Hmm, that's a soft impression on the exterior. The floating next to the entrance is also considerably simplified in the composition…. In keeping with the appearance that reminds us of winter with a tree of crack without leaves, we have made it the gateway to the eternal celebration of disease-free breath and journey in two queues: bird, which means" immutable "and" blessing, safety and breath disaster "that crack has."

I do analyses that have been so targeted that the bishop is scared. He was reading through the meaning of the sculpture I intended.

"It's a really good church to have a wedding. I don't know any more churches. Adult rituals can also be a living division: the church of Beautellam, and the church of Tacax for weddings."

"That's a lot to be praised for."

"No, I sincerely think not overrated.... I can also nod that he sends a report to excitement. Mind if I look inside?

"Absolutely."

Open the entrance door.

It is a corridor with high ceilings that spreads.

The bishop takes a look at the left and right arcades, while walking to the back.

And he came to the front of the altar and stopped his legs.

"... this is unexpected"

Looking around the Cherry Blossom of Light snowstorming altar, the bishop turned to me after offering prayer to Little Tree.

"He gave up that the way he took light inside was no longer obsolete and would never look into the eyes of the day again. I didn't think we'd meet again in this way."

It's just spring, the bishop shrugs.

"I envy the bishop who will be here."

"... then?

"Yeah, let's contact the orphanage in Joynesley and hang out so they can send a bishop."

"You don't come from Katella City, do you?"

A little unexpected. Even though the church in the city of Kattera is quite large.

According to the Bishop's story, the church of Joynesley, a skyscraper, is large and manpower management is carried out in collaboration with the church of the West skyscraper View Terrace.

They're sending me to the village of Tacax, a bishop with experience in some church, and they're also trained to be able to manage the little trees.

"One thing you should be ready for now."

As I recall, the bishop says.

"What is it?

The cuttings and equipment used to manage the trees should be in order.

"It's a building where orphans sleep. It can also be used as a manpower for various ceremonies and festivals such as weddings, so several visiting bishops may bring orphans"

It would be about ten, the bishop says of the prediction, and then goes on like it's hard to say.

"Actually, the orphanage in the city of Kattera was aging and I'm thinking of rebuilding it. On this occasion, I would like to have a few people take on in the village of Tacax, what do you think?

"Eh, that's just tough"

Orphans also do some field work, but kids are like work to play with. I can feel how much village life drives me out to field work all day.

But the village of Takakus is not a village where we can afford so much. Now is the time to improve management, and although there is a black deficit, just accepting ten dependants is quite a burden.

Look at me troubled, then the bishop speaks of the proposal.

"From the city of Kattera, we will provide you with funds to build some dirt and orphanages. What do you think?

"How much money is that?

"Three with jade coins"

"How many orphans would the city of Kattera like to be accepted?

"About ten."

So you're building an orphanage where twenty orphans can live with three jade coins? That's tough.

I have some experience rebuilding an orphanage in Joynesley, so I can largely imagine the rooms I need, etc.

Separate the bedrooms between men and women and prepare a room for infants, with a dean's office and a dining room. You won't need a garden. As much space to play, there is as much in the village of Tacax.

Even if the main part is made of world wood, the dining room, which tends to be dirty, needs to be made of materials that are easy to clean.

Will even three pieces of jade coin fit critically if I pull out of the common warehouse in the public hall? Still seems to have some legs.

"Will I need an orphanage soon?

"If you are an orphan from the city of Kattera, you can also shift the time, but you will need a place where the children who come with the bishop can stay. I don't think the bishop who comes to work will be able to handle it because he will bring a child old enough to work at a festival or something."

"Then those children will be asked to stay in the public and private halls. I want time to buy building materials inexpensively using handouts, so please take a moment to build an orphanage."

"Okay. Okay, let me know when you're ready."

The bishop exchanged hands with me in a convincing manner.

When he had lunch, the bishop immediately returned to the city of Katella, "because it is not good to accumulate work again".

He's a busy man.

I tried to get you to the city of Kattera, but you told me to give priority to getting ready for the wedding.

It seems that there is only a sunny stage in life, and that the ruling side should be ready in a mood that does not tolerate minor mistakes.

I agreed with the bishop, so I just dropped him off.

"Okay, so how far along are we getting ready?

"It's pretty much everything we need to cook. While taking into account the opinions of the two clients, we have obtained an understanding."

You reported that Richay decided to stay away from me.

Of course, the schedule for the day is halfway through the menu, room allocation for attendees, and arrangements for a coyote car to be used for transfers.

Melmie looks at Richay with a bitter smile.

"When it comes to running things, it's Richay's specialty. Mr. Melmie was just watching."

"I'll have Mermie do her best that day.... cooking, I'm useless."

Richay, who will have almost nothing to do on the day, will only demonstrate that ability during the preparatory phase. Conversely, Melmie is clever and eye-catching, so she stands around well in the hasty situation of the day to follow up with everyone.

I gather everyone in the village to read the minutes of the meeting, etc.

"Do you ask the Comatsu Chamber of Commerce for a coyote car?"

"Yeah, they're bringing in missing ingredients and stuff, and they're bringing in participants from Katella City as they go."

Looking at the other contents, I'm not waiting to hear from you or arrive, or in a situation where I pinch my mouth. Really, Richay can count on you.

I checked again to see if there was anything missing, but it didn't seem like there was a problem.

Will it be a matter of consideration later?

"When it comes to coming to the village shaken by a coyote car for a whole day, there is also the possibility that on arrival you will be tired and will not accept food. You'd better tell the kitchen to deflect your meal time."

"Right. Keep your hands on it so you can switch to stomach-friendly dishes. Melmie, can you do me a favor?

"Aisa."

I wonder if there's anything else.

Teten called out from the corner of the room as he went through this and his thoughts.

"Confectionery or something in the room, convenient..."

"Right. It's a hassle for both sides to speak up to the kitchen every time your stomach gets too small. Anything else?

"Tools of leisure time, etc."

Teten arranges other trinkets that should be prepared.

That's a different perspective when it comes to ex-pulsory cages, comfortably furnishing rooms and completing them as dwellings.

"I wonder if it's okay from Mr. Melmie. I think some people want to hide their pastime practice, so can we lend it somewhere?

The noisy Melmie perspective is also interesting, unlike the others.

Richay looks at Melmie and Teten in a grinning mood.