The Woman Found the Will I Wrote

110 – Methods

I laughed at the unexpected luck, then looked away and spoke to Espin.

“Then what we need to know now is why the Heavenly God Church targeted the Phantom Library.”

At those words, Espin nodded and crossed her arms.

“I thought so too, so I asked… Has the information been locked at a higher level than expected? “No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t break through.”

“… Really?”

“Huh. In other words, since it is such important information, there is a high probability that it has been locked to this extent…

The Espin sighed and nodded her head as she slowly continued her words, looking at the piece of flesh in front of her.

“The problem is that there is no other way to dig into the problem anymore than to take action.”

I laughed when I heard that I had to run with my own feet.

It was something I had roughly predicted.

‘There’s nothing bad. I was planning to stop by the Welcome Library anyway.’

Thanks to Delia’s diligent management of her, a large amount of points must have accumulated.

I decided to stop by the welcome library to use the points and was about to take my time.

Espin leans against the wall, looks at me blankly, and speaks with her arms crossed.

“… Be careful. During my research this time, I looked for information about the Welcome Library, but other than the fact that it was a relic that ‘suddenly appeared’, there was no other information. It’s quite suspicious.”

I had no choice but to agree with that.

As Espin said, the Welcome Library is out of proportion to its importance and influence.

Because it was a place where information about it was strangely unknown.

‘In addition, they are even doing unusual things like buying and selling information or memories of living things.’

I slowly turned my head, thinking that I had no choice but to doubt even if I didn’t want to.

‘Then, I have no choice but to use this opportunity to delve into the Welcome Library properly.’

I walked slowly, thinking that maybe I could make something important discovery through this opportunity.

* * *

When we entered the welcome library, Amber greeted us as always.

I looked at Amber, who was still holding a book the size of my body.

In order to obtain information, I said my best regards.

“Did anything happen?”

This is a story brought out considering the fact that the Heavenly God Church had invaded the vicinity of the Welcome Library.

If the Celestial Church had committed any wrongdoing, we asked to find out.

Unfortunately, they just gathered nearby and didn’t do anything, but Amber just nodded and smiled.

“Yes. It was always the same as usual. Organize books, organize things. The information you bring is accumulated as points… “

“I see.”

I watched Amber nodding her head, pondered for a moment, and then slowly opened my mouth.

“I want to purchase information with my accumulated points. Is it possible?”

“Information? “What information do you want?”

In response to that question, I slowly looked around and spoke somewhat bluntly.

“Information about the Welcome Library.”

“… “

At those words, Amber closed her mouth and looked at me, then placed the book on a nearby desk and spoke.

“Umm… Do you really need to buy it? Anyway, I don’t think it will matter much to the customers whether they know them or not.”

I didn’t know if he really said it for me, or if he said it because he wanted to hide information.

‘Now that we have learned that the Heavenly God Church is targeting the Phantom Library.’

Now, I couldn’t just pretend I didn’t see it and pass on the information.

That’s why I said, ‘It doesn’t matter’ and that I wanted to purchase the information.

She seemed troubled and conflicted for a moment, but then spoke as if she was struggling.

“… Sorry, but you don’t have enough points. “This is the most confidential of all secrets.”

When I heard that it was classified among confidential information, I had a hunch that it would be a good idea to dig into the information.

I still didn’t know what was inside the Welcome Library.

‘In addition to the fact that there was almost no description in the original novel, the Heavenly God Church took over the library as a top priority.’

Now, if we take into account that the Celestial God Church even sacrificed the bishop to use the Welcome Library.

I could see that the welcome library meant a lot.

‘Then what on earth does it mean to hide it like this?’

I am lost in thought, thinking that it must be related to purchasing ‘information and experience.’

Luna sticks her face out of my arms and starts talking.

[Still, let me know!]

“Yes?”

[I’m a regular, so let me know!]

Ember looked at Luna as if she was embarrassed by the tone that reminded her of the truth, and she quickly shook her head and refused.

“Never.” This isn’t some kind of cheap food… “It’s not something I can tell you because you’re so upset.”

[Luna doesn’t know about that. Please let me know quickly. If you don’t tell me, I’ll beat you up here!]

Amber paused for a moment, as if her words about breaking it had worked.

He soon took out a new book from his arms and spoke in a somewhat subdued voice.

“… Can you handle it?”

I was somewhat interested in the word ‘bearable’.

From their perspective, I am a very important customer and seller.

The fact that they were reacting so strongly, considering that they would be punished, clearly showed that there was something going on.

‘The only way to do that is to use moves.’

Of course, I don’t need to bother with the Welcome Library.

There was a need to use another trick.

With those thoughts, I stroked Luna’s head and calmed her down.

“Luna, stop it.”

[… ] ] … ]

Luna begins to whimper, burying her face her in her her arms her her, as if she is dissatisfied with not taking her her side her her.

I patted Luna on the back and handed Amber an apple.

“Luna made a mistake. Forget it.”

“… “

Amber glances at me and nods her head moderately.

I looked at Amber and slowly turned around and spoke.

“I’ll use the points later.”

“… Yes. However, as I said before, is there any need to dig into it? I doubt whether I will be able to collect all the points, and even if I collect them all to purchase it, it is not worth it.”

“Let me think about it.”

Amber stared at me silently, as if she did not like my uncertain answer, and then she slowly nodded.

“All right. In any case, everything is your choice.”

I slowly returned to the mansion while listening to Amber’s words

*

After that, when I arrived at the mansion, I told Espin what had happened earlier and asked his opinion.

“What do you think?”

At that question, Espin looked at me with a sigh and shrugged her shoulders.

“First of all, I know for sure that I want to protect the Welcome Library even if it means opposing you.”

“I see.”

“Well, I don’t know what that Amber guy’s real personality is. The fact that she showed a straight face instead of the way she usually shows… There is a high probability that he was sincerely trying to turn you and Luna into enemies.”

Espin continued her speech slowly, leaning against the wall.

“What’s even more strange is… Isn’t that guy the seller? If you are a seller, your goal would be to extract as many points as possible. Meaningless and meaningless to you… In addition, shouldn’t we be happy if it’s an opportunity to sell information that can be sold multiple times?”

But instead of being happy, he said he didn’t understand why he showed dislike.

Espin scratched her head and sighed.

“It definitely seems like there’s something big hidden there. I have no idea why. “Is there any way to find out?”

I thought about those words for a moment and then told him ‘what I thought of earlier.’

“There is only one way.”

“What? Is there a way? “What is it?”

At that, I smiled lightly and told him about a very simple yet effective method.

“All you have to do is destroy the Welcome Library and rob the information there.”

“… “What?”

I’m smiling again as I see Espin looking at me like I’m crazy.

Espin sighs and talks to me.

“I don’t know how strong the Welcome Library will be or what impact it will have, but are you going to destroy it? Does that make sense?”

At those words, I realized that Espin had misunderstood something, so I shook my head and spoke.

“I think I’m misunderstanding something. I didn’t say that I would hit it and destroy it with my own hands.”

“… Huh?”

Espin looked at me with a blank expression, as if he had a momentary brain freeze.

Soon, her eyes blink quickly and she looks at me.

I looked at Espin like that, took out the mace in my arms, and continued speaking briefly.

“There is no need for me to step forward when there is a good alternative called the Heavenly God Church. Isn’t that right?”

“… So what you’re saying is. Are you saying that after the Heavenly God Church attacks the Phantom Library, they are going to plunder the information?”

I nodded with satisfaction towards Espin, who clearly understood.