The Other Side of the Last Boss

Then a week or so went by.

I am spending time without a thing.

It was a calm day.

If there is one problem, Iris is not well enough.

Euphiria asked.

"That's it. The other day, a lot of believers quit."

Iris has a serious expression.

"Haven't you been doing well lately?

Euphiria confirms strangely.

"That's right. So why not?"

"If you're not going to be religious, you can only assume you've joined the Dougza or Angus denominations"

"For once, there seems to be a lot of other smaller religions."

Tiriser adds.

"What about 'Biennial Binding' in the first place?

"I'm paying the penalty and quitting."

"It's not that expensive, but isn't there any benefit in the ordinary people saddling up sects until they do that?

"That's right. The quality of service is no different anywhere."

Why do you come into the church?

The best reason would be because I was impressed by that divine teaching.

This type of believer seldom changes the God he believes in.

But there are many people in this world who are not.

Because there is magic.

Therapeutic magic. Something that has the effect of a miracle that heals, by the way, even a major injury.

The disease can also be cured to some extent.

Of course I want to if they can all be cured.

But there are not that many therapeutic magic users.

I can't deal with everyone coming to my request every time they get injured or sick.

Therefore, a large amount of travel is requested when using it.

The average person who can't pay for it leaves it to natural healing except when he's seriously ill.

On the other hand, the average person is hard to use in that system.

Besides, there is a huge burden of charges when you have no choice but to use them.

I have a plan that started as a solution because it is not a good idea for this mechanism.

If you are a believer, you can get cheap therapeutic magic.

However, there is a limit to the number of times and the rank of magic that can be received.

There are several plans, such as the number of times.

The Buddhist Buddhists are on a monthly basis.

This kind of service began, and it became widely accepted and current.

Few have not entered the three major religions, because this system has been created.

"High-speed 3G plan, please."

"Yes? Ashtar is not sure when it comes to this topic. That's nice."

Tiliza puts her neck up.

Well, there's no way anyone in this world can tell.

"Well, if you scout the Dougza and Angus denominations, don't you know what it is?

"But church officials are generally familiar with each other."

Iris looks difficult.

"Iris is famous among religious figures."

Euphiria hammered.

"It's going to be hard to get into reconnaissance."

Tiliza seems to be wondering if there's any way.

"Then why don't we just disguise ourselves?"

So I'll tell you about the operation I came up with.

Rather, it feels more difficult to think about it.

"Hmmm...... Perhaps, but I'm worried about you alone."

"Shall I go, then? I've been in the meantime, and I don't need a disguise."

Four people harden into my words.

"That's..."

"Just the two of us"

"That's the one, right? Well, here comes the order."

Talk as if Euphiria, Tiliza and Jemmy breathed together.

"This is different, that's not what it is. First of all, there are people."

Iris panics for some reason, waves and denies.

"Well, what are you going to do if you don't have eyes?

Tiriser narrows her eyes.

"Aww. Awww."

"This has got to count."

Uphilia tells you whether or not to speak with a voice.

"So once."

Jemmy nodded too.

I'm not sure what they were talking about, but I was just going to try.

The disguise means Iris comes to the rendezvous point dressed differently than usual.

Hot pants with yellow hoodie on top and hot pants on bottom.

He also wore a hat on his sunglasses, so much so that he didn't notice until he called.

"Ko, would this be okay?"

Iris asks anxiously.

"You're gonna be okay. But you also had clothes like that."

"Yes, sir. I rushed to buy it."

Iris is embarrassed to be seen.

The face is hidden with a hat and sunglasses, but the man's gaze nailed just because of his body.

Regardless of the jacket, the hot pants are extremely destructive.

I can clearly see the hip-line that usually tends to hide.

Raw-skinned thighs were a gentle, man-loving body.

"I wonder if it would be a good idea for the rest to be that odd. I'll be suspicious."

That's what I said. Let me fix my attitude, and we'll move a little out of the church.

He took care not to think he was a denominational official.

I didn't know anything in particular about going to the Dougza Church.

Iris' disguise was fine and he was able to get out of the building without finding out.

"Hmm. I'm nervous."

"If you disguise yourself that far, you won't find out."

"But some kind of employee, some men's gaze was cold."

"Oh. Those guys only send warm glances to special men. Don't worry about it."

"Ha......?

Iris doesn't understand and has a neck cut but is troubled even if it is understood.

The Angus Church, our next destination, is also right next door.

When I looked at you, there was already a crowd.

"Why are there so many people?

I can hear their conversation in my evil ear.

I approached the Angus Order building as I heard that.

"Is this true? The penalty is Angus."

"Sure, fu. Currently in a transfer campaign from other denominations fu"

A fat man, the Cardinal, gave an explanation.

Apparently the name Nicholas.

Few of those listening to the story are also followers of the Bridget Church.

Seeing that, Iris was in shock.

"Mi, why are you……………"

"Your daughter is interested, too. I'm on a campaign."

If you're making it harder to quit your followers after two years of bondage, there will be no disadvantages when it comes to holding the penalty over here.

But that's not the only reason people get together.

"That's right. There are good reasons for people to get together."

The man took out one flyer.

There was a huge headline hustling about the new campaign.

"Absolutely. The world is full of idiots and you're in trouble. I can't believe I can't even come up with a campaign of this magnitude. I want you to apprentice Nicholas."

Nicholas sighed with both hands up at this glance.

"Cash back plan?"

Read out loud what Iris says on the flyer.

"Yes. Hold the penalty here. That's not all. I'll give you back the extra money."

"I'd rather give it back..."

My crush didn't sound like Nicholas, apparently.

"Well, if you do that, the denomination will be in complete deficit."

"I don't care about that extent, huh? I mean, why do you care? Spying elsewhere."

"Become."

Iris panics.

Such a reaction would have revealed it.

"He's a pretty good superior and fu around disguised like that"

"Oh, that is…………………"

"Then I was just taking my hat and my sunglasses. Are you sure?

The same goes for proving it if you don't take it off.

Iris gives up and reluctantly removes.

"Ah, Iris High Priest!?

Former followers of the Bridget Order raised their voices.

"Hmm. You're the rumored Iris High Priest."

Nicholas shows a likable smile.

"Rumors with the Virgin of the Bridget Church. Fu. No, no, as per reputation. Because the High Priest will convert."

"That can't be right!

Anger mixes with Iris' voice.

"I blaspheme God for trying to move people's minds with money like this"

"Hate our gods for allowing us to do that with money."

"I'm Bridget's servant, but I know a little bit about Angus. There is no such doctrine."

Iris affirms.

He also seems to be learning about the doctrines of other denominations.

"No, Amafu"

But Nicholas also says it back with strength.

"Because that's what I decided. Huh. My grades in theology are also my number one in the denomination fu. My interpretation of doctrine is correct"

I don't see this guy looking that smart.

When I wondered, an Angus clerk snapped his voice into Evil Ear.

"Well, the grades were also earned by the power of gold."

You sure were a Scottyard royal.

To that extent, it can be light.

"No, you're wrong."

"I hope you don't talk to other denominational policies."

Nicholas is sick and tired of Iris not pulling back.

"You can't just shut up and overlook people being led in the wrong direction."

"Hmm. Then don't fight."

"Competition?"

"Yes. By next month. In a battle over which one can win more believers. Huh. If this policy is a mistake, prove it."

"Fine."

"The loser hears the winner. Fine, fine."

Nicholas laughs nasty.

"Hey, we need to fight like this……………."

I grab Iris' arm to stop it, but Iris shook it off.

"I understand."

When Iris admitted, Nicholas laughed with pleasure.

I took Iris away from the spot, even though I thought it was a pain in the ass.