When it came to making a picture book of the divine child, it was the priests, Mr. Illum and the ethnic people who were excited. Fito was also excited. Come to think of it, the encounter between Fito and Iloum went smoother than expected.
It was partly because Fito had become a "Knight of the Divine Child," but Mr. Illume was also looking at Fito with sparkling eyes. I didn't introduce her as a "daughter of God. That was a decision I made after discussing it with Fito. If I had introduced her as "God's daughter," I felt that she would have had complicated feelings.
What is not so bothersome to me may bother her. I think that being a believer means that I have to think about such things. If I can do that well, I think I can grow.
What kind of picture book should I make? I think it would be better to base it on Lerunda's actual story, but in the style of a fairy tale.
I agree. ...... We were going to welcome Lerunda with an oracle, but we made a mistake. Oh, what a foolish thing to do when I think about it. If I had been able to tell you more properly at that time what Lelunda-sama looked like and so on,...... Lelunda-sama might not have had to go through all that trouble."
'...... Well, I'm glad I wasn't taken in. If I hadn't been abandoned, I wouldn't have met ...... everyone. I wouldn't have had the present. So you don't have to feel that way."
When Mr. Lan asked, Irmu said excitedly and then turned his apologetic face to me.
I didn't want that apologetic look directed at me. I was really sad when I was thrown away and I was worried about what would happen to me in the future, but I still felt that if I hadn't been thrown away, I wouldn't have met everyone.
I love you all.
The reason I am able to meet everyone and live like this is because I was abandoned.
I have met so many people, including the griffons, Sifo, Gaius, Frene, Shireva, and Fito. The reason I met all these people is because I was thrown away. Without that, I wouldn't be here now.
When I think about it, it may seem strange to say that I am glad to have been abandoned, but I am happy to have met everyone.
Dear Lelunda, ......."
I don't know what it is, but I don't know what it is. I don't know what moved her at all.
I don't know what she's moved by.
'Yes, that's right. I would like to make a picture book about that first. In that case, I would also touch on Alice who was taken in as a godchild."
Mr. Ran's words were followed by Illume's bite.
I'm not sure if that's Alice,......, but she was a very selfish girl who was not fit to be a child of God. I was in despair that she could be a godchild. I was shocked to see that the god and goddess I adore is like Alice. How happy I was to see the real God and Son here, so loving and compassionate. How much disrespect Alice had done. I think it is only by writing about it properly that I can do that. The fact that Alice is not a true child of God was something that the Great Temple was aware of when I left the country, but as it stands, we still don't know if Alice is calling herself a child of God. If she is doing such a thing, then what a thing the Great Temple really is - too. How hard it must have been for the real godchild, Lelunda-sama, because of Alice's presence."
'Well ...... I don't have any bad feelings towards my sister. I don't feel for my sister the way Mr. Illume feels for her."
As I listened to what Mr. Illume said, I thought again about how I felt about my sister. I do not hate or dislike my sister. I don't have any bad feelings toward my sister. She is what she is. She is just my sister to me. I have no feelings of disrespect, anger, or anything like that.
Yes, that's why--I get the feeling that Irum wants to write about my sister in a bad way in the picture book she is producing, but I don't want to write about her in that way. In the first place, I also didn't want to do anything that would give someone a bad impression of me like that.
I think you should write lightly about my sister if you are going to make a "...... picture book. She was there and I was abandoned. That's all you need to know. For me, meeting Raymer and the others is more important than my sister.
My sister was there, and I was abandoned. I don't think I need more information than that in my picture book. What is important to me is that I met Raymer and Gaius and the others. Mr. Irme was moved to tears again when he said that, but Ms. Lan turned to me and continued the conversation without paying any attention to him.
I guess so. How about this?
She told me what she had come up with.
There were two sisters in a certain place.
The elder sister was very beautiful and loved, while the younger sister lived in the shadows.
The life of the girl who lived alone changed when her sister was taken in as a godchild.
The girl was abandoned.
The girl who was all alone met a kind-hearted demon in the forest.
She met a kind-hearted horse and smiled.
I think it would be good to simply add illustrations like this and form it into a picture book. There is no need to express more than necessary in writing. The expression should be in the form of pictures, and the short sentences should draw the reader into the story. With that as the goal, I think it is fine until Ceefo and Lelunda meet and become friends with Ceefo. There is no need to express any ill feelings toward Alice. So, what do you think?"
'Yes, I think it's good.'
Mr. Lan said at once, perhaps excited.
I nodded at his words. I wondered what the picture book about Sifo and his friend would be like.
---The girl and the picture book 2
(The girl, who is a child of God, talks about the contents of the picture book. The girl is not looking forward to seeing how the picture book will turn out.)