Magicraft Meister Part 3

This is the building where Reinhardt lived when he was a lord.

It is a sturdy two-story building made of red granite.

It has been 400 years...... or about 330 years for Reinhardt. It stood firmly in its place after 400 years...... or so for Reinhardt.

"Hmmm, it still has some , , and effects, doesn't it?"

Reinhardt's voice sounded happy as he muttered.

The effects of this kind of reinforcement magic are not permanent.

In principle, the molecular structure of the target object is made difficult to change by the <>, but the free magic elements (ether)...... that exist in space also fly freely through space, and if they are <>, the molecular structure of the target object will not be changed. The net is broken little by little by colliding with , and the effect disappears with time.

Of course, it depends on the skill of the magician and the strength of the magic.

Jin and Reinhardt guessed that this << Ivy Hall (Lanken Houses) >> must have been re-hung about 200 years ago by a very talented magical engineer (Magi Engineer), given its condition.

"It looks like that is the main building now."

<> of the pointed toward a new building with a new color of stone. This one is not covered with ivy.

"I see."

"The old building is open to the public a few days a year as a memorial hall. Today seems to be an open day.

"Yes, let's take a look."

"Yes, let's take a look." "Good idea, dear."

Since Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt wanted to visit the museum together, the group decided to visit the Lanken Haus.

The Golem car was left in the parking lot, and Jin and the others went on foot to the Lanken Haos.

"We will ask you to write your names when you enter the museum, so please think of false names for the three of you.

By "you three" I of course mean Reinhardt, Bertsche, and Saki.

"Pseudonyms? ......"

Reinhardt, Berche, Saki, Erza. Each of these names is also known in this period, and one by one they can be explained as the same name, but four of them together, and with the same name Jin, it is quite suspicious.

"Well, I'm Hurt, then."

Since he didn't have to write his last name, he decided to use only a pseudonym.

"I'll be Belle," he says.

"Hmm, well, I'll be ...... Bach," she said.

I'll go with Elle.

Jin and Reiko had already made names for themselves in this world, and Tzik told them that it would be a bad idea to use aliases now that their names were gradually becoming more and more popular.

"That's fine, I guess.

Tzik's decision was backed up by the old man, so Jin and the others could rest assured.

"I would like to visit.

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Please fill in your name here.

Jin and the others filled in their names on the receptionist's table.

Jin, Reiko, Elle, Hurt, Belle, Bach, and Zieg.

Looking at the list, there seemed to be no other visitors for the moment.

"Yes, please come in. You are not allowed to take anything out of the room.

"Yes, sir."

Jin answered on behalf of the others, and finally the tour began.

I'm looking forward to it.

"It's exciting."

Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt were also very curious, as they had no idea what had happened after their death.

"The entrance hall hasn't changed, has it?"

"Yes."

This << Ivy Hall (Lankenhaos) >> was already in existence when Reinhardt took over the village of Kurtz as his own domain.

At that time, it was quite dilapidated, but Jin called in < and from Hourai Island and reconditioned it.

"That's the work of Jin's men, isn't it?"

At that time, the craftsmen (Smith) repaired damaged walls, creaking floors, broken stairs, and holes in the ceiling.

They were as solid and firm as if they had been repaired only yesterday.

"Let's go to the office first.

We went up the stairs to the center of the second floor, the room on the south side of the building.

"Oh, little has changed.

The heavy desk was one that he had made himself in his later years. I know this for a fact.

The bookshelf behind it is lined with a collection of documents from that time.

Of course, I don't recognize the later additions.

"Can I open ...... the drawers?"

I ask the security golem who has just come to take a look around,

"If you just want to open it and take a look," he said.

He gave me permission to open the drawers.

So Reinhard opened some drawers.

Inside were pens, rulers, and other stationery items that he must have been using at the time.

Among them was a pen barrel that he used to use, and Reinhardt squinted with nostalgia.

"I guess the living room is next."

The couple's living room is at the east end of the same second floor. There are three smaller rooms, one is a living room, one is a bedroom, and the other is a child's room.

The couple knows their daughter, Juliana, by knowledge,

"This is where Juliana used to sleep, right?"

"Yes, you were, weren't you?

They were whispering to each other, "Juliana used to sleep here, didn't she?

"The guest room seems to have changed a lot.

The guest room was on the west side of the second floor. Saki and Jin had stayed there several times.

"Ah, maybe this futon is from back then."

"Hmm, it brings back memories."

When Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt moved into this house, Erza and Jin made bedding for them, one of them.

"Kuhu, I guess the magi silk lasts for a long time."

Saki said, looking impressed.

"I'd like to see your kitchen.

Berthe said, "I'd like to see the kitchen," and the group went downstairs. The kitchen was off to the west.

"Well, things have changed a bit, haven't they?

Some of the kitchen utensils, which Bertsche had arranged herself, have been repositioned or renewed.

"You see, it depends on who uses this place".

"Yes, it does. ......"

And the same workshop,

"Oh, ......, you have changed a lot. ......"

That's what happened.

"The workshop can't be helped, can it?　If you use it, it will change.

Jin followed up.

"Well, that's true.

Reinhardt knew this, but he was a little sad to see a place he did not know.

The group spent the next two hours touring around.

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"It was an unexpected visit, but I'm glad we came.

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"Yes, really."

"What are you going to do now?"

Jin says, "I don't see the point of staying here, since we're not going to meet the lord.

"Well, ...... we don't have to stay here if we want to hear the reputation of the lords."

After some discussion, the group decides to move on.