Sifa did not dwell on the Mystical Item for long. Always a man of action, he strode decisively toward the room's wooden door.
If I've entered the Painting World, what about Caven and the others? Mrs. Christie probably wouldn't give them any "special treatment." Most likely, they've entered the Painting World just like me.
Find them first, then work out how to leave.
It shouldn't be difficult. This Painting World is like an "instance" in a game. It can't be a space without boundaries or limits. Unless this painting was created by a god, but if that were the case, a mere sailor could never have bought it.
With that ruled out, the only remaining possibility is that "Mrs. Christie" is a Sealed Artifact the churches haven't discovered yet.
There were far too many things like this. The churches of the Seven Gods had always collected various objects that caused disasters or bizarre incidents, sealing them away and making limited use of them only when necessary.
But even the Seven Churches could not possibly collect every such object.
Besides.
Although Sifa did not know how Hadi's father had put an end to the incident all those years ago, the fact that an ordinary sailor could end it meant this object could not be too dangerous.
By extension, even if this was a Sealed Artifact, its danger grade should be "2" or "3."
"3" was the most likely, but it certainly could not be "1." Otherwise, the Seven Churches could not have failed to notice anything unusual.
If the danger level isn't high, clearing this "instance" shouldn't be difficult. Maybe all I need to do is kill Mrs. Christie, the "boss" of this space, and everything will be resolved.
He pushed the wooden door, but it did not budge. Sifa raised