Why don't you build a village on top of the world tree

The construction of the church began in the summer platter.

Standing on Melmie's side cracking the plate to make it a shard plate, I was in command of the whole thing.

The engineering shop I invited from the city of Kattella talked about the inexperienced construction of the church, but the construction itself was underway without delay.

"What do you do with the entrance sculpture?

The foreman, seconded by the Workshop, calls out.

Five hundred men with red brown hair. He was a big man there, talking about the most church building experience in the factory.

I wonder if that's why my pride is a little high.

"If you can let me do it, I'll bring you the drawings we've prepared over here, right?

"No, the drawings have already been prepared. Melmie will be in charge of the sculpture."

The foreman takes a glimpse of Melmie, then shifts his gaze toward Yaba Bridge.

"The craftsman with that bridge sculpture, that Mr. Melmie?

"Yes, I am."

The foreman scratched his head and sighed.

"You can't imitate that softness a bit."

Outreach I am deeply surprised that you pulled it off lightly.

I spoke to Melmie after the foreman left to help the craftsmen.

"Melmie's sculpture, that sounds appreciated."

"Can I give you more praise?

"Would you like a compliment?

"No, don't do that"

After laughing, I instruct Melmie to prepare the sculpture.

Church sculpture consists of multiple fictional flowers, twats, trees, and birds combined with talisman implications. Other plants that have become motifs of that church are elephants.

This time it employs a combination of two schematics: a fictional tree crack with no leaves that means "unchangeable objects" from among the Talisman trees commonly used in this world, and a fictional bird queue with three wings that means "blessing, safety and breath disaster".

From left to right, the tree of crack extends upwards so that it supports the door of the entrance, and two queues rest their wings on the branches of the concatenation made by the branches of crack on the left and right at the top of the entrance.

Since the drawings made from four to five motifs are the standard in this world, they are quite simple as drawings decorating the entrance to the church.

That's why the personality of the sculptor stands out.

Melmie, who brought the tools, sits in front of a wooden plank that she plans to adorn the entrance with her arms wrapped around.

"Come on, I'll finish it pretty."

"Please be soft enough not to be too cute"

You're joking, but I'll stab the nail for once.

Melmie drew a draft on the wooden board before putting in the blade of the sculpture knife.

The craftsmen called out to me as I checked horizontally Melmie, who kept carving crack trees with a float.

"Mr. Amane, please confirm the apse"

"I'm going now. Melmie, I'm just gonna go."

"Rikai"

Put Melmie down and go around behind a church in the process of being built.

The exterior has already begun to see the finished shape, as both the small tree and the strut have already been erected and the wall plates have been erected.

When we arrived at the back of the church, we took the form of an outward view of the inner formations with altars. Church backs on semi-circular columns had a stave churchy appearance on the front, also known as barrel slabs. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It just looks like a giant barrel without a metaphor.

The apse is a half domed roof that sticks around such a huge barrel lid.

"The position is that height, isn't it?

"Yeah, I'm fine"

The wall thickness won't be a problem either.

"As I thought when I saw the blueprints, are they that expensive and okay? There's a lot of power on the outside, so don't collapse..."

"They thicken the walls so they can withstand, and they combine the walls' plates disappointingly."

"I know Amane from the Jianqiao family says it's okay, but I've been building churches that make it a corridor and go through corridors behind the altar, and I'm a little nervous."

If there is a hallway behind the altar, there will simply be two walls. I know that's all sturdy.

"Don't worry. Because one wall is designed to be enough."

When the artisans look at each other, some resume their work.

The craftsman who called me points inside the church.

"Please also confirm the arcade inside. And check the angle of the roof on the side corridor."

"I'm already done checking the roof, so I'm going to look at the arcade"

Enter the church in the process of construction. The light came down from overhead as work had not yet progressed to the roof.

As soon as you circle the entrance, there are wooden columns lined up on the left and right. A total of ten wooden columns were cut into each of the five on one side, and were meticulously worked to make the gaze point upwards.

The wooden columns are connected at the top to a pointed arch shape, on which there is a trifolium that combines passages.

Find the foreman over the trifolium and speak up.

"What does it look like if you're a handrail? If you don't know how to get the light in, you can put the window on first, okay?

"No, I know how to get in the light, so it's okay, but can I ask you a few questions?

"Yes, go ahead"

The foreman looks down at me from the still untouched trifolium and opens his mouth.

"Do you use this passage by anyone other than the bishop?

"I won't let you use it."

"Really? That's all I wanted to hear."

When the foreman laughed, he did not hesitate to go into the hand wrapping installation work.

I look at the foreman's work and ask questions.

"I knew it was that hand wrapped design, do you care when you look down the hallway from the aisle side?

"No, it's not a problem in terms of design. I was just worried the kid might fall off trying to dive in the gap."

It's Scarska.

Given also the way this church operates, the occurrence of the accident is quite frightening.

Should we consider measures to lock the door and the door so that no one other than the bishop can pass?

It was around the end of summer that the church was completed.

Take Richay, Melmie, and Teten, and I'll stand in front of the church I've just been able to.

Surrounding the entrance is a sculpture that feels the softness of Melmie's work. The crack tree rises twirling, and on the entrance two queues emerge, a three-winged fictional bird that can rest its wings on the branches of the council.

The original plan remains intact.

Richay looks at the entrance and opens his mouth.

"Poor sculpture rather than magnificent."

Strange to say.

Melmie laughs like she's lit up.

"Because I care about the soft finish. Did you like it?

"... nice, I think"

Teten squeaks. I didn't blindly appreciate that it was Melmie's work, but I found it in the softness of my eyes, which were still oriented towards sculpture.

A deep corridor greets you as you creep through the entrance. If you look to the side, there are four series of pointy head arches and one small quadruple arch around them, and about a meter above them are five round lighting windows with demonic bug wings.

The ceiling is high and you can look up at the beams.

Once I banged my hands, the sound echoed within the church, returning from the back as a wooden spirit.

The size of the wooden spirit is also impeccable. Though not an element required of the Church, the Wood Spirit should be heard clearly, given the way this Church is used.

Richay looks around the hallway.

"You're a lot brighter inside than the church in Yoinsley."

"The Church in Yoinsley is simulating holes and creating interiors, so we're deliberately reducing the intake of light."

I think it's a design that shows how important tree void is to Joynesley, who is said to be a repository of knowledge and has a library in the void.

In contrast, this church, which I designed, incorporates a lot of light, creating a spring glow inside.

Proceed from the hallway to the back.

What I see first is the altar.

On the altar, one step up, stands a small tree, supporting the ceiling of a spire that is made very high.

While the size of the small trees occupying the altar also increases, this church is characterized by the small trees and the apse behind them.

There are countless cherry blossom-colored lights descending from the hemispherical apse.

The apse of this church contains countless cherry colored devil bug wings, which transmit light from the outside and pour cherry colored light into the little tree.

In such a way that no other than the bishop making the pruning could be touched, the little tree, surrounded by the wings of a clear demonic worm used in the windowsills in this world, reminded the cherry blossoms in full thanks to the light received from the apse.

Once inside the clear enclosure of the Devil's Wings, there is also a cherry blossom coloured light reflected on the wings, which also appears to be in the midst of a cherry blizzard.

"Beautiful -"

Richay looks at the full tree and squeals.

Teten nodded, as he agreed with Richay's words.

"... imagine, above"

I guess so.

"Calculate the incidence angle of the light and be careful not to let the statue unnaturally shine when reflected. I dare you to lay the light on it, to make the statue smaller, to give it a sense of proximity, and that's already with care -"

"Amaney, Richay and Teten are soaking up, so don't say anything wild."

Melmie pulled my arm, and I was forced to leave the altar.

... I designed it so hard, could you make me brag about it for a bit?

As I was teasing at the church entrance, Billows came.

"Billows, are you looking down at the ceremony?

"Ugh, let it go. Are you complaining?"

"I don't. Richay and the others are inside right now, so wait till you get out. If you're free, let's talk for a second."

If you're gonna be a billose, you can brag about the hard work, right?

The wedding of the Billows took place two days later.

A spare applause is given to the bride and groom with a full tree on his back, many times wooden spirits inside the church he dares to make echoes, illuminating blessings from more than actual numbers.

Since then, the village had begun a marriage rush, which had become like a marriage week.

Well, marriage is something to be celebrated, and the majority of those in the village are festive, but I heard sighs in the office.

It is Richay.

"Celebrating expenses... expenses..."

Whimpering as Richay floated in heat as he ran a pen on the books.

Although the celebration was done in one go by putting together the married people, the cost of the ingredients was considerable because if it was a celebration, they would be asked to cook the corresponding dishes.

So much so that a pedestrian leaves the village of Takakus with his face.

Speak up as Mermie offers Richay a cookie with lemon-like aromatic herbs.

"I still have a church and the sun is shallow, and I can't help it. Besides, it's not all bad, is it?

Melmie's turning a blind eye to me. I'll tell you to follow up.

Take eye contact, and I'll speak to Richay.

"If you think it's become a good publicity for tourists, can you cut it off from the expenses you need?

"Yes, but...... ku"

Teten leans closer to Richay, who seems to regret it.

"... from the Young Admiral, contact"

bulky, Richay looks up from the books and sees Teten.

Teten was under barometric pressure from Richay's momentum and his hips were pulling back, but he spoke of the contact and the contents of the hit as soon as he recovered.

"The wedding, the guests I want to have, I'm here..."

"Yay!

Richay rarely jumps to the dew with joy.

Melmie also gave Teten a decent look at Richay's adorable tricks, which I don't normally see.

You realize it was childish behavior with the reaction of the two of you, and Richay's going to steal a peek at me like she's watching the reaction.

"I think you're cute. Right now."

"Wow, forget it. I'll turn in the young lady and ask for the customer's request, so please continue with the books."

Leaving the office so that Richay can escape.

"Melmie, ask for Richay's assistance. Don't make fun of me too much, okay?

"I wonder which mouth would say to Amane's habit that teased me first"

With a bitter smile, Melmie went after Richay.

I'll keep track of the books.

It is financially scarce. After I built the inn, I couldn't build the church, so naturally.

However, when I looked at the books, the profits of the inn had increased slightly, and the volume of crop exports was in what I would call a set-aside, thus increasing revenues for the entire village.

Ram birds have reduced their exports because they prioritise increased production.

"Teten, will you give me the dossier for the breeding shed on the bookcase?

"... this?

Teten, who looks over the bookcase, pulls out a file with the breeding status and gives it to me.

"Thank you. Hina's hatching safely."

Hina, hatched when she began building the church, grew up and it was time to start laying eggs.

At this rate, we'll be able to point to a hundred rum birds next year.

Describing the continuation of the books, Richay and Melmie returned.

"Amane, good news!

Richay rushes under me with a groaning look.

"The money you offer is a piece of jade coin!

"Jade?

Though it's a celebration, you behaved big time.

No, the wedding market isn't bright or anything.

"I don't know the market, is it expensive to offer that?

"If we were to have a ceremony at the church in Yoinsley, we'd be sure of two jade coins. But if you think about mentioning it in this despicable village, it's a lot of money. 'Cause usually I would mention it in a local church to keep the cost down more."

In the case of Joynesley, it seems that the dishes that behave to the row attendants are more expensive than the amount of money they rent the church. Looks like Joynesley relies on imports of food from outside.

It seems that Richay was driven out to help if any ceremony were to take place in the church due to his experience living in a church-constituted orphanage.

"Don't worry about me. More than that, it's your request."

I close my books and listen to Richay.

About twenty of its relatives in addition to the bride and groom attend the wedding. This relative will be staying in the public hall.

"Twenty people, wait a minute. Where does that customer come from?

"They're coming from Katella City."

"You're two days away on foot. Move that in twenty..."

If you use a few coyote cars, can you manage to get out of Kattera city early in the morning and reach the village of Takakus later that night?

"I thought it was coming from a village nearby."

If you've been rocked by a carriage all day, you'll be tired and not at the ceremony, and you'll spend at least two nights and three days in the village. Meanwhile, there's plenty to think about: food, accommodation, etc.

"I know it bothers you, but this is a great opportunity. You should take it."

"What about ceremony days?

He wants it done before it snows.

"Then do you have enough time to prepare? Anyway, I don't even have a full-time bishop in church yet. I can't even look at the absence of a bishop on that day, so I need to first go to the church in the city of Kattera and negotiate if you can send a bishop."

Later, there's too much to do, like setting a menu for party food, or a coyote car's route of operation, or room splitting.

"Let's get everyone in the village together and get on with it right away. Distribute your work and you'll be ready."

Fortunately, thanks to Billows' wedding, I know how it works.

Nevertheless......

"Why did that customer bother thinking about having a ceremony in Tacax Village?

"How could the bride say that?"

"Because that church is cuter than Amane imagines. Amane's creative cuisine is also popular among the dishes served at the inn."

The interior of the glorious church was a conscious object to hold the wedding of the Billows, but that seemed to have shot the heart of a couple of eaters who came to eat meat and eggs from ram birds.

No, that egg dish that I cook will be exclusive to Richay is also popular in the inn, and there are female guests who listen to their girlfriends and visit the inn.

Now that we are steadily taking in female guests, if we succeed in the wedding, we will also pave the way for the bridal cause.

Richay's right, I guess this is a chance.

"Split it up and keep moving. I'm going to Katella City now."

"Talent needs to be prepared early and have a close meeting by the day."

Nodding to Richay, I took a seat.