The Too Many Summonings from Japan Have Caused the Goddess to Flip Out

It's troublesome, isn't it?

"What is it all of a sudden?"

In the Imperial Capital of Fitzgard.

I thought I was reporting on a new continent, but suddenly I was a little scared of Mr. Roman, the Emperor.

Mr. Roman has already been engaged to Mr. Yayoi, so when did he say, "I'll quit this place!" and I'm shy about retiring.

But the dilemma is that you can't easily find someone to replace you because you're so good at it.

Roman, who was doing that typical noble trinket moves, became a fine man...

Explode (say hello).

“No, I'm talking about the king who's crazy about love.”

"You look like you did a long time ago."

Hahaha

“No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please stop laughing.”

His Majesty the Emperor surrenders honestly to Roman as he laughs and puts pressure on him.

When you hear a joke, look at the situation with the other person to make them laugh.

"Since the country was quite busy, I thought that even on the romantic side, the state administration was serious, but it seemed that it was not."

Well then, isn't there someone with a competent minister in charge?

"It is true that the subordinate is working hard, but it seems that each of them only manages their own fields, and there is no one who can be called a representative." That's why it's so troublesome to negotiate with someone because they don't have control and they're slow to react. ”

"Yeah, that kind of thing."

His Majesty was a little relieved to know that it was not his own country that was troublesome.

But I just don't have to say it again because it is troublesome on a daily basis.

"Even if you leave the negotiations aside, aren't you quite out of line as a country?"

Yeah. Even if you leave them to perish, if the knowledge and materials of the otherworldly summoning are dissipated, it's still scary to spread.

Hmm. Should we take some action?

Shouldn't we let the mane spawn?

The word is still too early to swallow, Mr. Roman.

Today, the otherworld is still at peace.

On the other hand, Takatenhara.

Isn't Tsukuyomi a narcissist who is watching the moon?

"It's hard to stick to it that you're not so wrong in the sense of being in love with yourself."

Tsukuyomi-sama is a little convinced by Amateur Terrace-sama who says rude things while throwing dumplings like dumplings into her mouth.

The narcissist was a young man named Narquissos who appeared in Greek mythology. He fell in love with himself on the surface of the water and died of starvation. Or, it is said that he fell and died trying to kiss himself on the surface of the water.

But it is a Greek myth that Narquissos began to love himself because he was cursed by the goddess Nemesis, or because he abandoned the nymph named Echo as "boring".

Even so, the 13th night is not a minor night compared to the 15th night, right?

I don't know if it's minor, but it seems to be less well-known than the 15th night.

Tsukimi is said to be the fifteenth night, but it also takes place on the thirteenth night of September 13 in the lunar calendar.

Whereas 15 nights is an event handed down from China, 13 nights is said to be unique to Japan and began around the Heian period.

There are many ways to say that each harvest celebration and dumpling can be offered not only to Gods but also to our ancestors, but for now, I wonder if it's time to see the moon.

It is said that the only night that you can see is either the fifteenth night or the thirteenth night is called the Katami Moon. It is said that bad luck brings misfortune.

"What's that trap?"

If you were to watch the moon unexpectedly, you would be surprised to see Amateur Terrace stop eating dumplings in a real trap.

There are many rumors about the origin of the Katami Moon that the yogi used as an excuse to invite customers, but it seems that there are many people who are breaking it without knowing it, so you don't have to worry about it so much.

"I'm not scared if we break it together."

"It's like the wrong sign on a crosswalk."

By the way, in the countryside, elderly people cross the wide national highway without traffic lights or even crosswalks, so be careful when driving.

Today, Takatenhara is still peaceful.