Seeing Fischerâs voice from the front door, I saw an empty plate.
Ginar and Uru were due to come tomorrow, but they were trying roast beef with large meat, so they managed to get enough for two.
But I donât have enough for Mr. Fischer.
And Fischer didnât come back for two or three days.
What am I supposed to do?
Can I have something I made for the trip?
âAfter all, this sign that is difficult to understand was Uru.âWhy is Ull here? â
Fischer walks into the room and raises his hand to Ur.
In response, Mr. Url raised his hand lightly.
âYou were early. I introduced Uru to the Druids.â For the future. â
âThatâs right.â Well, Ull is useful. â
Mr. Fischer is satisfied with Mr. Ginarâs explanation.
What does it mean to be useful?
Is there something special about Mr. Ull?
Oh, more than that, rice.
âWelcome home, Mr. Fischer.â Um, would you mind if I made you some rice for your trip? â
How hungry are you?
âHmm? Itâs okay. I said yesterday, âI donât need dinner for two or three days,â so I ate on my way home.â
Iâm glad to hear that.
I ate too much and ate even snacks, so I didnât want to move a bit.\n
I donât think we need to do this much.
âWhatâs wrong with coming home early?âAs expected, it was a mission that didnât end this quickly.
Ginar-san passes the tea to Fischer-san.
âThank you. No, I got it.â
Remove a bunch of paper from Mr. Fischerâs magic bag and give it to Mr. Ginar.
Ginar-san gave a slightly surprised expression.
âAre you finished? What? Did you sneak into the church so soon?â
Thatâs what I was doing.
Iâm glad you made it home safe.
âOh, I was able to quickly rendezvous with my friends who were diving in.âThe document was already in the possession of the fellow. â
The church has Ginarâs people.
As I thought before, the organization to which Mr. Ginar belongs is huge.
There are people in the villages and towns, and there are lodgings to protect.
Whoâs on top of the organization?
Iâm sure heâs a very brilliant man.
âDid you make sure they knew it was an outside crime?âIf they suspect anyone in there, itâs dangerous. â
If we find out thereâs a traitor, weâll do terrible things to find him.
âThatâs why the church now has nearly three times as many people coming and going as usual, thanks to what we learned four days ago.Checks on people entering and leaving are also quite neglected.Now, whatever you steal, youâll be able to mislead me to a certain degree.And the documents are copies, so you wonât even know theyâve been stolen. â
Mr. Fischerâs face looks extremely pleasant.
âDid you make a copy?So thereâs a lot of confusion in the church.What the hell happened? â
Fischer nodded as Ginar asked strangely. \nâThatâs⌠* giggle *â
Fischer suddenly laughed at what he remembered.
Ginar-san turned to Ur-san with a confused look on his face.
âI donât know because my people didnât give me any information.â
As Mr. Ur shrugged, Mr. Ginarâs gaze returned to Mr. Fischer.
âDonât laugh. Explain it to me.â
âIâm sorry. I remember the bishop running around the church with such a funny expressionâŚâŚâ
The bishop is the greatest man in the church, isnât he?
Was he running around the church with a funny look on his face?
I canât imagine it, but⌠maybe Iâd like to take a look.
âPhew, calm down.â Well, I donât know what happened. There was a nobleman from the capital five days ago who came to see Callioâs flowers.Oh, my God, that Count Halibarrow. â
The Count Halliburton?
âHe was being investigated for possibly dyeing his hands in drug trafficking, but he couldnât catch his tail.Of course you know Ginar and Ull well, donât you?How about Druid? â
Mr. Faucheâs gaze turned to his father.
âI only know the name.Someone in the back office says you shouldnât get involved. â
Should I stay out of it?
Uru-san tilts his head to his fatherâs words.
âIt seems that we sometimes add to our weaknesses and let them do impossible work without pay.âHowever, she has never been sued for what kind of weakness it is. â
Wow, youâre a lousy aristocrat.
Uru-san also had a disgusting look on his face.
\nâThis is the second time that Toron has withered Callioâs flower garden.âThatâs why I donât really understand. â
My father nods as he looks at me.
I know that church officials were in quite a hurry before, but I donât know what happened to Callioâs flower garden after it withered.
âAre there any traces of flowers in bloom⌠good news?â
I donât know what Mr. Ginal is talking about, so I look at him.
He laughed when his gazes met, but somehow the smile was black.
I think Iâve come up with something.
âIâm surprised there wasnât even a trace of the flowers, but it might have been nice.â
âGood, isnât it?
Ginar smiles happily as he leans his neck.
âYeah. Without the traces of the flowers, no matter how much the bishop says there were flowers, it all looks like a lie.Itâs in very good shape to make a mistake. â
Thatâs a mistake.
It seems that the Count of Halliburton actually went to the cave to see the flowers, so he is confident that there are no flowers.
Whatever the bishop says, it all looks like heâs lying and deceiving.
Well, how do we make the most of this opportunity?
Ginar and Fischer begin to talk in earnest, so they start cleaning up after tea and sweets.
I canât help you even if you ask me anymore.
Sounds like fun to me.
Ahead of his dumb-faced fatherâs gaze, Ginar and Fischer are discussing how to guide and hunt Count Halliburton down with church officials.