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- What spy are you talking about? - a question mark seemed to flash above the priestess's head.
- The one who's been hovering around you. And as for the paper, you know, in civilized countries, people don't eat precious stones. If you say that somewhere they do, they'll call the paramedics. So, the issue isn't about intelligence, but about the realm of possibility.
- Hmm, you have a rather simplistic view of the nature of the conflict, Yun-kun. Usually, people imagine something like chasms opening up beneath the city or squids falling from the sky, but here it seems like she just dropped by for a visit to secretly steal something from the table. And am I understanding your message correctly, judging by the horned hat, that you don't believe in the harmfulness of alien invasions? As if the image of the threat is something external and imposed, and if you remove it, what will be underneath? Just an ordinary crook? Or the same kind of entity as any other? Or maybe an unfortunate, lonely "person" who has lost their way home and is trying to find some new meaning? If so, that's a very liberal view. Not everyone will share that perspective, especially those who hold spiritual authority.