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She takes out her phone, which seems nothing more than a rectangle of plastic with a piece of glass in the middle. Like part of a window or picture frame. But tapping the edge, it lights up to show the transfer of data.
There’s also an unread message, which Elluka checks as she talks. “Maybe something stole her attention away, or she forgot? Or she doesn’t know how to operate the staff or something.” Could be anything, really.
“THE staff can be easily used for trivial things,” the priest noted, finishing the half of his muffin carelessly as if the very mention of the divine staff is something akin to a clothes-hanger, as well as if dimension-hopping is like a walk in the park. “However, it only obeys my will when it comes to the salvation or the destruction of the country -- no one can destroy Levianta with the staff unless it’s me.”
He smiled over at her. “It would be a great pleasure to see you and address you as the queen of this country, Miss Elluka. I’m sure the Goddess’s blessings are with you.”














