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- I see... - Lin wasn't disappointed by the wizard's unwillingness to address the demonic problems, so she simply recounted to him everything that had happened to her and her companions in recent days - whirlpools, Takoyaki, and so on. - As for the statue, if you're interested in my opinion, I personally don't think that erecting it will make the mine owner reconsider his behavior or help the workers in any way. You seem to be quite familiar with Henry; in the country he comes from, something like that was called, uh, "virtue signaling." The rich verbally supported the common people, but in reality, they continued to exploit them mercilessly, forced men to become women and vice versa, mutilated the genitals and breasts of minors, and forced them to eat insects... So, perhaps it would be better to do something more tangible. For example, instead of a statue, guarantee the workers decent wages and working conditions. Can't you do something like that?