Thank you for this encounter. May God bless the people and this store.\" A nun enters a fashionable cafe and prays to God. She is a priestess of the Goddess of Fortune. The goddess of fortune seeks happiness in people\'s relationships, and her religious purpose is to make others and herself happy. For this reason, there are many believers, not only merchants and ordinary citizens, but also soldiers and beheaders, who are sensitive to their luck and misfortune. It is the state religion of this country, which is made up of various races and has various interactions with them, and priests and priestesses with a good fortune should be welcomed with a certain amount of respect. In reality, though, they are dakinira, bandits in disguise and newspaper reporters. He said, \"My dear priestess. Please bless my daughter. The mother and daughter appear before her, accompanied by their daughter. \"Good luck, Goddess of Fortune. I wish you a small fortune for my lovely daughter. Smiling, she touches the head of Dakinira\'s child girl, about four years old, and her hand glows faintly. In fact, Dakinira is actually a real priestess, so she can perform the miracle of the Goddess of Fortune. In this case, however, the miracle is really very small. I\'m so happy for you, little girl. I\'ll give you some candy.\" A shopkeeper passes by and hands the candy to the child girl. Dakinira smiles as she watches the mother and daughter leave with their heads bowed, and then casually looks around the store. In the back, her brother, Gordon the Orc, is having tea with a young woman who appears to be a nobleman, In another position, two young women are sitting at a table, also eating cake with relish. (It\'s obvious, you know. (Ms. Sylvia\'s disguise) One of the two women is her half-sister, Sylvia. Even if she disguises herself with magic, she cannot deceive the eyes of the bandits if her gesture and mannerisms have not changed. The other is a female Orc soldier, and apparently a priestess of the god of war. This one stands out just because she is a beautiful Orc woman. Of course, she is armed and a priestess. She is attracting even more attention than Dakinira, perhaps because of her rarity. Dakinira had obtained information about Gledorah, the half-sister of Gordon, an Orc priestess-warrior of note. She has the quick ear of a bandit. (Then again, she must have forgotten that there\'s another sister here, too.) And then there was ....... \"Nun,\" she said, \"I have an offering for you. Here\'s an offering. Wish those two good luck, will you?\" Bronto, the elf, appears with a plate of cake. I see, you know what you\'re doing,\" he said. Thieves can see through each other\'s disguises and exchange information in secret. Bronto\'s skills as a thief, however, were limited to knowing how to steal. Yes,\" he said. Goddess. May we meet in different places. Dakinira smiled and wished the goddess of fortune.