Isekai Mahou wa Okureteru!

"Oh man, I don't know what this guy is about..."

Shuiming faces out the entrance to the alley leading to the stronghold, whispering her eyebrows. The beginning of the word stems from the fact that the knights who went on reconnaissance came back from eating bubbles.

Yesterday, Mizuminos cleared Liliana's suspicions by defeating the safe, mastermind Romion. Now as I thought about what I would do with my future response, when I revealed the night, surprising information came in from them.

When the temp bell rang, the end of the ramion was tied to the pile in South Square and exposed.

That's not good yet. Because the Empire also needs to be informed that we have caught the killer and to declare an end to the situation. Even if you responded quickly, it's not unthinkable.

And one more thing. Sometimes it was written in a bill that could reward residents for the upside of this incident that the information Liliana was the killer was false. It was written that, in order to catch Romion, the true culprit, he ran away, even though he was guilty, and played a part in his captivation.

Nor would that be an unlikely story. For the imperial side, too, if we do not catch the man who did it once, we must tailor the reason for it.

But if that touch was put out before a day went by and at some point even relieved the feelings of the inhabitants of the Empire for Liliana, would they have to twist their necks?

The Empire is now calmer than it was when the Mizumins arrived. Whoever you talk to, your words against Liliana are full of favors. It's as if all my previous bad feelings for Liliana are gone.

Behind the water, Lefir lifted the lid of the hat he wore and narrowed his eyes in a frigid manner.

"It's a funny story. Of course, isn't this the result of what Suimei has done?

"I can't do that. It's as easy as placing a bill for exposing Romeon, but it's obvious that we can't even handle the feelings of the inhabitants of Imperial City.

It's a hell of a story about changing people's emotions from late at night to morning on an urban basis. If you're going to raise the only possible method, there's a magic trick on the stand that overrides the human emotions you see, and uses infectious sorcery to infect people through verbal transmission - whether or not it's on the imperial side that you fulfill the reason for preparing such a hands-on stand.

It's not something you can't do, but there's no reason to do it, and the fact that there's such technology first and foremost. There were no traces of witchcraft in the bills, so it is even doubtful what is going on. What is convenient to carry is a story that cannot be clearly said.

Therefore, I was planning to leave the capital until it was almost cold.

"Suimei. I can't seem to help thinking about it."

"I'm not convinced, but do I have to give up giving answers..."

Returning to the base with Lefir, Trinity and Fermenia were outside.

When he finds out about the returning Mizuminos, he asks to confirm.

"Shuiming, after all?

"Oh."

And, naturally, the look on Trinity's face just gets steeper when the knights tell us briefly that what they said is not a mistake. I make wrinkles between my eyebrows and I'm surprised to roar.

"... what does that mean?

"Come on, I don't know what to think, so I decided to give up giving you the answer"

"... is that okay?

"That's not nice. I don't know, but I can do anything about it."

"... hey, maybe that guy?

"Mr. Rogue..."

Sure, we can think of Rogue moving behind this, but it's hard to think of what he did alone. Besides, he's probably not in the empire anymore.

"Well, isn't that nice? Now you don't have to live in fear of the people in the city."

"Shuiming, something is appropriate..."

Behind it, where Trinity falls shrugged and drops her shoulders, Shuiming is also rotting in her belly to come up with an answer to her unwiped discomfort. This time, the Liliana thing could have been solved, but this time the wonder remained, and it was not in his memory why Romion knew about the barbarian name.

I feel like something is moving out of sight. But it's not clear whether it's a good thing or a bad thing yet.

"And you guys. I'm sorry for the rush, but I need you out of here in a couple of days."

"Hey, hey, Mizuki, that's too fast! Besides, Liliana's problem is solved, so the Mizumings don't have to leave the empire, do they?

"That's right. But soon we're going to the Sardias Union, so we need to decide where to stay in the Imperial City."

"Coalition? Who's not an autonomous state? Why?"

Trinity answered the question of Mizuki tilting her little neck, which seems to have occurred to her.

"Maybe a way back to the original world?

"That's right. The book Fermenia brought me last time, it said something like that."

Teatania, who was listening to it nearby, turns her blamed gaze.

"Swimey. I say it's a way to go home, but you don't want to leave Liliana when it's found, etc., do you?

There have never been more thorns in Titania's questioning than in his disgruntled gaze. and that would also be natural. While he says he'll take care of Liliana, he also wants to return to the original world, which is paradoxical if we hear it from the side.

But Shuiming also thinks about it.

"That's not true. When I can go home, I'll take Liliana with me. I'll do something about it until I can stand alone."

"And naturally, it is. If they leave me at Awesome, I'll be in trouble!

"He said it was okay."

"Absolutely, absolutely, right?

Liliana screams in a hurry to Shui Ming, who tells her not to worry. Next to it, Mizuki turns slightly to his face, as he says he finds himself attacking again.

"You really miss me ~"

"You whichever..."

Fermenia comes forward when Shuiming is just a pioneering voice trying to give back everyday or mess around here all the time.

"Ko, kohon! Oh, that, Lord Swimey?

Fermenia coughing and calling. I guess that's what I mean because I'm promising to teach witchcraft.

"Uh, so you said you wanted to see our world."

"Yeah, yeah. I'm somewhat interested."

Fermenia is also in tune with the proper reasons for the mouth of Shuiming. This is the second one.

And Shuiming looked at the refir behind him,

"What about Refi?

When asked for confirmation, she inflates her cheeks slightly as if they were somewhere obstinate.

"It will be decided to go. Cold."

"What's the rest of your heart?

"After I've done what I have to do, there's nowhere left to go."

"Right."

There was a mixture of loneliness in his face, which he showed after he had spoken. Refile is a lifelong loner. If you don't have a stop in this world, I might as well take you to the other world.

After we talk about that, Mizuming goes all the way to the front door alone. Then I followed Fermeni to see what was wrong.

When Shuiming looks back in front of the door, she opens her mouth.

"Lord Swimey. I'd like to ask you something."

"What?

"Yesterday you talked about a covert entropy."

"Oh, that one? It's a tough story, if you have any questions, keep asking."

Shuiming puts her hands on the door knob, trying to get inside the house. Behind that, Fermenia tilts her neck so that she still doesn't know how much she thinks.

"Even with the increase in entropy, the proportions between 'elements trying to establish a mystical law' and 'elements trying to establish a scientific law' are undone because of the contiguity of space, right?

"Oh. As I told you yesterday, what happened to that?

"- But Lord Swimey. And if that's the case, it could end up disrupting all the scientific laws of the world if you keep using magic, right?

Even as Fermenia uttered her doubts, Shuiming did not turn around with her back turned. I put my hand on the door knob, stiff - no, it doesn't move as if time has stopped.

"Lord Swimey?

What the hell is wrong with you? If it were Mizumi, Fermenia, who thought it was something she would answer immediately, would be surprised at his obscure anomaly.

If it's something that even he doesn't know, yes, it was when Fermenia thought.

"Know what?

"Doesn't mean I'm going to... Was that something you shouldn't ask?

"No, that's not true......... I just didn't think it would matter much because this is about our world"

"... isn't it something that has something to do with our world too?

"I can't say that at all. Well, at the time there are humans, I think they are..."

Fermenia can't see well what Shuiming is talking about. As she frowned, Shuiming shared the answer to her earlier question.

" as Fermenia has just said, even if 'elements trying to establish a mystical law' and 'elements trying to establish a scientific law' intersect, there are many 'elements trying to establish a scientific law' in the space around them, so the law stabilizes near the physical law. But in the end, these intersections are an irreversible phenomenon, so the intersecting elements did not return to their original state."

"Yes. When you do, if you still continue to use witchcraft, won't one day become a world where the law has been disrupted and cut off?

"Right. It's a closed world where humans are, no matter how old they are. When disturbances in law threaten scientific laws, natural laws, and the phenomena they cause, they always come when they threaten the common sense of man. If humanity could come up with a way to escape by then, or unravel the mystery of the universe, maybe not again..."

"The mystery of the universe...... is it?

However, Shuiming does not answer that question, but arranges words around Fermenian understanding.

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"In a world where scientific laws are" permanent and universal principles, "if those laws are disturbed, no matter how much experimentation we try that comes from a theory based on them, we will not get accurate results. That means nothing more than inhibiting the subsequent scientific development of mankind. And if the development of science stops, the benefits that are supposed to contribute to that other discipline will disappear, and so will those developments. As a result, magic based on knowledge in the world will also stop its development"

Shuiming continues to elucidate herself so that she can stand up. The look on Fermenian's face gave rise to tension and fear, with a chill that the words he uttered were something he should not have touched.

But still, Shuiming keeps saying things.

"The absence of the development of knowledge means that humanity will not be able to acquire new knowledge and nothing new will be born. The same is true of a world like that. As long as the concept of time continues to exist in the world, man is in a position where he must always continue to escape the degradation of the world. If we are unable to create new things in order to counteract the instantaneous and impending imbalance of the environment, we naturally have to die slowly, so what a rotten world is a world with no prospect of development. I mean, the ultimate point is the flood of covert entropy."

All the while, cold signs descend on Fermenia's back. Shuiming referred to it as a story that had nothing to do with this world, but for some reason her back was pulling like it was cold.

"... so there shouldn't be magic?

"No, that's not true. Whether it's witchcraft or not, we just have to keep the same balance between mystery and science."

"So is it possible"

"That's impossible."

When Shuiming cut off all that hope, she glanced at him with anxious eyes.

"The end, has already been promised. If magic develops, mankind will stop that development, and if science develops, one day the resources that support it will be depleted and the thermal end will come. Of course, if there are too many humans, it can be conceivable to crush (punk) a vessel called the world by its quantity, or, as I said before, the resentment accumulated accelerates the deterioration of the world. The use of resources, the search for knowledge and the suppression of the population (distopia) are the same as in the end a world without development. Either way, what was born in this world is doomed to perish one day."

I have no hope. Fermenia, having learned such an answer, could not give a word. If Shuiming is right, even if it is about a distant future, everything in their world will come when they will one day end up in jail.

"Beyond the fact that humans are intelligent beings, I think that perhaps this world is also a world that has the same 'permanent and universal principles' as ours. If you think so."

"So our world, too, is going to perish one day?

To Fermenia, who looks like she doesn't know what to do, Shuiming turns around and smiles gently, as if a teacher sees a student in need.

"Well, you wouldn't be so pessimistic. Well, it's certainly not a busy world to be promised an end. But..."

That said, Shuiming invites Liliana, who was surrounded by the Trinity Two.

Liliana, who noticed it, came out of the wheel and came to Shuiming.

"Awesome, what's wrong?"

"No, I don't want to go back to the world, but I need to find Mr. Rogue."

"Ah...... yes!

When Shuiming stroked Liliana's head, she was embarrassed. Seeing it in a remote place, Trinity and the others, smiling like that, have a warm smile pointed at them.

"Ahh."

Fermenia, who perceived what Shuiming was trying to say or raised his awareness. Mizumi smiled at her somewhere in peace.

"If there's a little bit of a world where everyone can smile, even where this world isn't so busy, isn't that a good thing?