Before we left for the orphanage called the Angel’s House after breakfast, Lisbon asked, "Oh, do you happen to have any rosaries or a goddess statue?”

"I don’t have any rosaries, but I do have a goddess statue."

When I visited the temple before, I took it as a souvenir. I still haven't found out why it doesn't go into my pocket space, so I put plaster on the outside of it and left it on my desk as a decoration.

"The Angel's House is run by the temple, so they also worship the goddess."

Usually, when worshiping in the temple, one holds a rosary or prays with a small statue placed in front of them.

"But my statue is a bit large, is that okay?"

It was about 60cm in size.

"It's fine. In my hometown, they say that the larger the size of the statue, the greater one’s faith, so some people carry around a life-sized goddess statue."

So my goddess statue was a normal size. "Then I'll bring it."

I went up to my room, took the goddess statue, and headed to the Angel's House with Lisbon.

As we left the boarding house and headed toward the market, I asked Lisbon, "So is the orphanage by the market?”

"No, I thought I'd buy some snacks for the kids." He didn’t have enough money to spend on himself, but he was very sincere. 

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