Chapter 237: Advantages and Disadvantages of Sli Magic (2/4)
“?” [Ryouma]
The other gods looked at oddly.
Their eyes darted to and fro between and Fernoberia-sama.
“What’s the matter?” [Ryouma]
“Umm, it’s good and all that you’re so understanding, but Fernoberia really should do a better job explaining.” [Kirillel]
“The atmosphere’s gotten so heavy because you’re so stingy with information.” [Tekun]
“I get that you don’t want to explain everything, but Ryouma-kun is being really understanding here, so can you do a better job explaining?” [Willieris]
“Ryouma-kun is really generous. I know it’s strange coming from soone such as myself who had to be forgiven by him, but I also think you should do a better job explaining.” [Sereriputa]
Kirillel, Tekun, Willieris, and Sereriputa said. It was rare for Willieris and Sereriputa to agree on sothing.
“Ryouma-kun, Fernoberia isn’t lying, but your slis won’t die after just a few tis of casting that spell, so you don’t have to worry about it that much.” [Gayn]
“Yeah, yeah. Besides, dealing with the mana problem is our job. If you don’t want to use sli magic, then just don’t. We don’t mind, really.” [Rurutia]
“But more importantly, do you rember how your slis felt after you used sli magic?” [Kufo]
Gayn, Rurutia, and Kufo said.
…Now that I think about it, that sli magic was sothing I ca up with for fun.
I’m not so sure, but I think the slis enjoyed it too.
“So in other words, it had a good effect on the slis?” [Ryouma]
“Yes. At the very least, the slis weren’t in pain when you used the spell. Fernoberia can vouch for this. He told the sa thing, after all.” [Kufo]
I turned to Fernoberia-sama, and he nodded unhappily. Just a little, though, in fact it’s hard to tell since his face is so stoic.
“I understand that going into the details will take away the fun from Ryouma’s research, but I think you’ve singled out the bad parts a little too much.” [Gayn]
Is that how it is? In that case, I’ll put aside this problem for the ti being, and only use the sli magic when necessary. In the anti, I’ll be sure to keep an eye out for the slis’ Assimilate skill and continue my research. Eventually, I’ll figure out on my own what exactly it is that Fernoberia-sama is keeping from .
I don’t know how many decades it’ll take , but I’ll do my best.
It’s just a vague direction, not even sothing that can be called a plan, but I shared it with everyone anyway.
“That’s a good attitude to have, Ryouma. You just keep at it like that. You still have plenty of ti.” [Grimp]
Grimp-sama said, and everyone agreed. Like that this topic ca to a close.
But…
“I can’t believe it, that Fernoberia, pu, ku ku ku.” [Sereriputa]
Soone suddenly laughed.
Fernoberia reacted to that, and he wasn’t happy.
“What do you want to say?” [Fernoberia]
“Oh, it’s nothing, really. It’s just that it’s my first ti seeing you be so considerate about soone. Not to ntion, you actually like Ryouma-kun enough that you don’t mind him dropping the ‘sama’ when he calls you, and yet you never ntion it. This is that, isn’t it? That thing from Japan. What do you call it? Ah, yes, ‘tsundere’.” [Sereriputa]
“I haven’t the foggiest clue what you’re talking about. I simply think highly of his attitude. His attitude to proactively study the power he’s been given instead of just using it. It’s not just Ryouma, really, I would praise anyone who held such an attitude. In fact, that was the case for that otherworlder who used the Calamity Spells. Perhaps, he could’ve chosen how to use it better, but there’s no denying the effort and ingenuity that went into it. That’s why I think highly of—” [Fernoberia]
“I’m sorry to say this, but the market has no demand for male tsunderes.” [Sereriputa]
“—Damn it! Listen to ! Don’t just move the conversation on your own!” [Fernoberia]
But to Fernoberia-sama’s dismay, Sereriputa just kept on laughing.
“Well, it’s not just Fernoberia, actually. Everyone is really different when you’re around, Ryouma.” [Sereriputa]
When Sereriputa said that, everyone beca quiet.
What does he an by that? Did sothing happen? Is this sothing I should even be asking about?
“It’s fine. You’re not unrelated at all, I an, you’re the reason why.” [Sereriputa]
“I’m the reason?” [Ryouma]
When I asked that, Sereriputa turned to without getting up and replied with a smile.
“No one told you? Normally, humans can’t co up here. That’s true even for otherworlders. People who frequent church might acquire the Oracle skill, but even then, at most, they’ll be able to hear our voice.” [Sereriputa]
That I heard about a long ti ago.
Sothing about being really eccentric among the already eccentric otherworlders.
“That’s right, although we still have to be the ones to summon you here, the fact of the matter is that you’re actually able to co here in your soul form and talk with us. Since the beginning of this world, that’s a feat that no one has been able to do. That’s why , and everyone else here, we don’t actually have much experience talking with others.
Especially since we don’t even actually have to talk among ourselves. We can just send information and images to each other with a thought. Because of that it’s rare for us to have misunderstandings, just like when Fernoberia spoke with you earlier.
Also, the Oracle skill is just us talking to the humans, so it can’t be called a conversation at all.” [Ryouma]
“Ah, so does that an… Just like with Fernoberia-sama earlier, the information I’ve gotten from Gayn and the others might not have been passed on to properly?” [Ryouma]
“Yeah, although there’s also the difference in our respective understanding as god and man, there’s definitely a communication issue too. There are so things that are obvious to us, but completely alien to you, right? We have to be careful about those when talking to you. The way we communicate with you is so different from how we are with each other. Because of that it’s so fun seeing everyone interact with you.” [Sereriputa]
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