a whisk in front of one's eyes
　Watching it, Ray wonders that Whisp won't attack him.
　At the same time, Ray doubted that there was a high-ranking monster called Grimm, but that he wouldn't run away.

"Grim, what do you think of this whisper?"
'I don't care what you think... ...to be honest, I don't know what to say.'

　As Grimm looks at Wisp and says so, Ray is at a loss as to how to judge what is in front of him.

"First of all, you said that the reason why the color of this whisper has faded is because of metastasis from a different world, but can I assure you that this whisper has caused recent metastasis?"
"Well, that's pretty sure,"
"Then why do you do such a thing?"
'I don't know what the matter is,'

　Ray didn't seem particularly shocked when he heard Grimm's reply.
　Given the current situation, I had half expected such a response.
　Because Grimm couldn't have known the reason for this, unless he knew there was one here.k.a. whisp here in the first place.

"Then... do you think the metastasis will not occur any more if you kill this Whisp?"

　This question is what I really want to ask.
　If we defeat Whisp here, the existence of lakes and towers of birth, much less the relocation of the imperial capital of the Gran Dragonian Empire.
　I asked him with that expectation, but he shook his head at Ray's question.

"'It's just his prediction, but you ought to think that you're not good enough.'
"What do you mean?"
'This is a really special wish. It's not magical right now and there's no particular reaction, but it hasn't completely disappeared. If there's a life-threatening danger of being killed there, it's amazing to use death to spread more existence.'
"More than ever?"
"Well, it's a mountain bigger than that lake, and in some cases it's possible that the sea will be transferred, or something else..."
"Wait. Wait."

　Ray stops talking happily and opens his mouth, thinking a little.

"Do you mean that I should not knock this whisper down?"
'Well, what shall I do? If I don't knock it down, I won't knock it down, and there is a good chance that I can transfer something from some other world to this world?'
"...what should I do?"

　a bewildered Ray
　It's only natural that if you don't do anything, you're more likely to summon something from another world, but if you try to knock it down, it could trigger you to summon something.
　It's normal to summon them when they're overthrown -- lizard men and greens, or at least the tower of their birth.
　But Ray could not carelessly choose the latter if he was told that he might summon a lake, or, in some cases, something larger.
　It's only natural that you wonder what to do.

"Isn't that up to the idea of the lord of the land?"
"Mr. Dusker's... no, but... still, in many ways, it's absurd."

　Ray tells her in distress.
　Given the actual situation, Ray's words can be taken for granted.

"Well, let's think about everything. If Ray tells us right, it's because Gillum has succeeded in bringing in a green man, something that he never had a chance to meet in his life. Or did he say Zozo? He was able to establish friendly relations with intelligent beings like that Lizardman. The same goes for lakes."

　Is it not it?
　When told so, you can't deny the word because it's not really wrong.
　It is also true, however, that the greens, lizardmen, and lakes, have come and that they are of great benefit to Gillum.
　However, there is no denying the possibility that the profits will invite trouble.
　In fact, royal hands are coming into contact with the king's faction.
　If something that has spread from another world continues in the future, it is not surprising that some people are blinded by the existence of another world and think that the guillem belongs to the royal faction.

"Well..."
"And then,"

　To the troubled Ray, Grimm mutters in a little voice as if the devil were whispering.
　Originally, Ray and Grimm are the only ones here except Whisp, so you don't have to do that.

'Ray, the world your lord was in before he met Zepyle. Perhaps, indeed, it's very unlikely, but you can't deny the possibility of being connected to it?'
"That's..."

　Grimm's mouth was completely unexpected and sweet honey or poisonous to Ray.
　Ray knows, as Grimm says, that the chances are very low. He knows, but there is still a possibility that it may be.
　One of the main reasons Ray had originally hoped for Grimm's transition magic was that he thought he could return to the world he was in... earth.
　That's why Grimm's words shocked Ray so much.

'But the world is big. It's bigger if it's a different world. That's the endless one. So you can just hope it will happen.'
"...that is, do you think Grimm ought not to knock this Whisp down?"

　Ray asks Grimm, who says words that make him expect.
　Speak out, and I'm sure that's probably the case.
　About the transition magic... especially Grimm, who has been studying the transition to a different world since he got a huge eyeball material.
　If so, this whip, of course, would be a very dangerous thing, with the ability to transfer something from another world.
　If you knock it down, it's only once big... even Grimm may be able to cause an unexpected metastasis.
　But it's only once after all.
　If I kept it alive, I should have been able to repeat a much smaller transition over and over again.
　When I ask him that way, he nods without pretending to hide anything.

'Well, of course, this whisper is very rare. From what you can see, it does exist as a monster, but it doesn't feel like an ego or self-consciousness. It's one of the best. It's a living transition.'
"Living transition apparatus..."

　Ray is also convinced by the strange expression of Grimm.
　In fact, when Ray and Grimm are around in this way, they don't show any particular reaction.
　If you have any ego or self-consciousness, it's not surprising that there might be some reaction in this situation.
　Exactly, Grimm's word for living transition seemed more appropriate.

"Well... I see..."

　While Ray is worried watching Whisp, Grimm opens his mouth as he looks around him.

'If Ray decides to keep this whisp alive, let's connect one of the whispers' labs to this space and promise to do our best not to cause any damage if whisp starts to run amok.'
"Are you serious?"

　Grimm's suggestion was completely unexpected to Ray.
　It seemed to me that Grimm had made a big concession.
　Of course, Grimm doesn't have a complete understanding of what this whisp is like, so it's not always possible to completely manage his runaway.
　For Ray, however, Grimm is a partner he has consulted many times, sometimes directly.It was true that if Grimm said he would do something about it, he would do something about it.

"Well, this whisper is worth it. I'm sorry for Ray, who has the art of the beast."
"Ah... yes."

　Ray vaguely retraces Grimm's words.
　In fact, this whisk, which has the ability to transition from another world...if there is a magical stone that seems to be a rare or superior species...it is true, but there was a possibility that you could learn skills such as transition from another world or from another world.
　That said, Ray had not come up with that much because what had happened in front of him was so unusual.

(But basically, level one skills are often useless. Level five makes it quite powerful... the question is whether there are four other monsters with skills related to another world. And that's the shortest way around.)

　The skills learned in witchcraft are essentially characteristic skills of monsters who carried the magical stones.
　However, this is basically the case, and sometimes I learn skills that I wonder why I have such skills.
　It is highly doubtful when the skills will be strengthened to the point where they can return to Earth, given the very rare skill of transition to another world.
　If you think about Ray, who hasn't grown up in the last few years, there's a possibility... that he might be able to do something about it in the future, but it's just a possibility.
　Then it was only natural for Ray to let Whisp stay here.
　...as an heir to the art of the beasts may be mistaken.

'What's the matter?'
"No, it's nothing. Don't worry that much about witchcraft. By its nature, it's often not very helpful to have just mastered skills, and it's essential to have other monster demons of that line of competence... do you think there are monsters like that?"
'Well, if you tell me whether or not there is, I can only say that there is a possibility of there.'

　There are countless monsters in this world.
　There is no denying that there are other monsters than Grimm doesn't know and who have the ability to spread to another world.
　However, it is also difficult for Ray to find it unless Grimm knows it, and given the circumstances around it, Wisp still thinks it's better to leave it as it is.

"All right. I'll leave the final decision to you, Mr. Dusker, but I'll advise you to leave it as it is."

　Grimm nods satisfactorily to Ray's words.
　For Grimm, Whisp still wants to observe as closely as possible.
　It's true, however, that he wanted to live on Ray's side, although he didn't actually live here directly, but instead connected his space to where he lived.
　Feeling satisfied with his wish, Ray opens his mouth again, looking at the surrounding space.

"I understand that Grimm connects this place with where he lives, but now that you know this place, Mr. Dusker should make sure you look into this space. That's every inch of it. Then you'll find a place to connect, won't you?"
'f*ck. Don't worry about that. I'll keep you in the dark.'
"No, but... you're probably a high-ranking adventurer to look up here?"

　As long as we investigate the space where Whisp is located, we should naturally have someone with reliable ability investigate it.
　And Gilm is a frontier, with many high-ranking adventurers.
　Such people could have noticed an abnormality in the space.

'That's all right,'
"If Grimm says so, I'll believe it. By the way, what do you think this Whisp has to do with the Forest of Trent?"
'Well, I don't know exactly which of the forests of Trent came from, or which of the forests of Trent came from. But maybe ... really, maybe this forest of Trent and the Gigant Turtle that Ray had knocked down, too, have spread from another world.'

　When Ray was told so, he was convinced by Grimm's words.