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- Mmm, Sonata-chan, you should understand the answer to this question... As things stand, she won't be able to get such approval from anyone in the leadership, unless she consults with me. If she had vacant land, a hammer and nails, a saw, timber and stone — I wouldn't be able to stop her from erecting her own Temple; moreover, I would welcome it. And if it were done in full accordance with tradition and all the rules, the Kami would respond to it. Another matter is that, since she is not part of the order, she would have to forgo certain specific aspects — unless she undergoes full training and eventually takes those vows — but those are trifles. The most important thing is to understand with the heart and establish spiritual contact, and that is accessible to absolutely everyone.
- Often it is some problem that eats away at a person's soul, which they cannot resolve on their own or share with loved ones due to various fears. And sometimes it happens that they need a listener more than advice, just to ease their soul. Any priest — whether a miko or their Arselian colleagues — can guarantee such a person the secrecy of confession and a sympathetic ear. Therefore, you don't need to know any "trade secrets" or passages from holy books to help. As a rule, you can simply imagine that a dear friend is coming to you to vent and ask for some kind advice that might help them out. Such a situation should be well known to you. However, it is better to try not to give the person a specific, clearly defined solution, but rather to nudge them in the right direction, in the context of their own realization of what is important to them. After all, only an option that lies close to the heart is capable of bringing a person benefit. But, of course, people are different... Sometimes their moral compass of what is permissible and what is not is a bit skewed. So, it's worth keeping all this within the bounds of common sense.
The talismans of different categories are here, - he shows the boxes and shelves to Minaka. - As you can see, there are quite a few types — people have all sorts of worries. They cost 200 rem; the long-term ones last about a year, then it's advisable to renew them.
Hmmm... You can, of course, also try to make them yourself if you wish, but since you are not from Yanagi, even if you do it by all the rules, the result will most likely be merely psychological... Although who knows? If you do everything strictly by the rules, and the Kamisama-tachi accept you as a miko and are touched by your sincerity, perhaps a miracle will happen. After all, all this is done not by Wizard methods, but by their grace and no other way.
Riiiight... Here are the ema — 150 rem, a person writes their wish on them with a marker and hangs it over there.
Thoughtfully looking over the president from head to toe, Ayano says:
- Hmmm... I don't have a ready-made kimono consisting of a top and hakama, other than my own. It's not exactly a critical problem, but I'd like everything to be a bit more in format. I'll ask the girls at home, maybe they have some analogues, and if not... We might have to sew them. It seems like it should take a lot of time, but I remember how tailors sewed two fancy dresses in two days, and this will be simpler after all. So, I think it's not a problem.