"Lilim, I think you're being a little too extreme."
Lynn said seriously, "You can really think that way?"
"So your purification actually does have an effect?"
"But is that really how I wanted you to understand my way of thinking about games?"
"I can't help it. I just started thinking that way without realizing it." Lilim pressed her index fingers together. "Lynn, so you really haven't turned bad after all."
"I thought you were that kind of person."
"You can call me a pervert, but you can't call me a war criminal."
"You people... Forget it. I can't be bothered to explain."
"The effect is still there. Does it shift your emotions?"
Lynn did feel his mood improve a little. He could get back to work!
Since Lilim had just finished the purification, she could immediately understand what Lynn was thinking.
Before, Lilim might have stopped him.
Since he'd said he was tired, he should have taken a break. Lazy Lilim wouldn't have bothered working, either.
But now, having just emerged from the special influence, Lilim chose to join him.
"Want to work?"
Lilim split the documents on the desk into two piles. "These are reports from all those different tribes. Most of what they've submitted is unimportant."
"I'll handle the paperwork. By the way, the Research Department has studied quite a few other kinds of cannons you requested. Since you asked everyone to contribute ideas, Smith recruited a lot of people—humans and Dwarves alike."
"They've come up with all kinds of cannons. Some of them are downright bizarre."
"You go take a look. I'll pick out some important documents and bring them to you."
"All right, all right." Lynn stood up and went to see what they'd come up with.
Lynn had a lot of faith in the