<. He explained further,

"Sounds interesting!　Yes, I'll leave it to you.

She seemed to be very enthusiastic, so Jin decided to leave the project entirely to Saki.

He left the design drawings of the mask, though.

"By the way, Mr. President..."

After taking a break, Jin decided to ask the old man about something that had been bothering him.

<>

"A few things about the healing personnel from <>. ...... First of all, there was one that looked just like Lise, the healing automata, wasn't there?"

Basically, <> is supposed to be exclusive to Horai Island, Jin said.

<>, not <>.

"Hm?　What do you mean?"

Jin was beginning to get the idea, but he decided to hear the explanation to the end.

< created about 350 years ago by a certain magecraftsman who admired .

"That's ...... again."

They admire it and make something like it. No wonder. Because Jin remembers it too.

"And you named it ?

<

350 years ago, so Erza knows about it.

<

Jin nodded as if he understood.

This explained why Erza did not feel any discomfort with from during the healing process, and why she had called her to help her.

Jin also recalled that when he was a little boy, he used to make dolls (not so well made as figures) of his favorite anime and tokusatsu characters and mecha.

Jin guessed that the magecraftsman must have been related to Horaijima, but he did not say it out loud.

"One more thing. <, is it like that?"

Jin understood that since healers are qualified to train the next generation of healers, if there are not enough of them, there will naturally be a shortage of healers as well.

"Is it because of the <>?"

<

"That's why you didn't train the countries ......"

<< for a healer and for a healer.

"I see. ...... is the Shoro Empire's way of calling them, but in other countries as well?"

.

Jin remembered that in Japan, too, many of the medical terms were in German.

"So Erza is not a < but a ?

<

Jin reminds me that he also has the title of <>.

(You said you didn't like to be called that.)

Then Erza came in.

"Brother Jin, welcome back.

"Ah, I'm back."

"You're talking about the ...... healer?"

Jin nodded.

"Yes. I heard that there is a worldwide shortage of healers (Altschuler) and healers (Doktor).

"Yes, that seems to be the case. What are you going to do with ......?

"Well, now that I'm involved, I'd like to do something about it, wouldn't you?

"Mass production of ......<?"

"That's one way to go. ...... Speaking of that, I heard that the that was sent from at the time of the last cave-in accident was a copy of the from Horai Island, wasn't it?

It is not exactly a copy, but he called it so for ease of understanding.

"Hmm, yes. ......Oh, come to think of it, it's no wonder that Jin brother doesn't know about it now. ......I'm sorry, I didn't explain myself well enough."

"No, that's okay. I just checked with the old man.

"......I still think we need a Liese, or perhaps an automata with slightly reduced specs."

Since a golem might make the patient uneasy, we have no choice but to use an automaton, which is inevitably more expensive.

"Can't we just use a magical tool for healing?"

"You don't have the knowledge to use it. ......Erza must have felt it in the field, right?"

......

Erza recalls the unreliable female healer (Alzut).

"She, too, could probably be ...... if we educated her properly."

"That's why you really need an automata."

For a while, Jin thought about having do it, but he thought it would be too unnatural for to suddenly appear in each country at about the same time.

"Then, I think it would be better to create with an open mind.

"I understand."

There is nothing wrong with making them. The only question is how to deliver them to other countries.

It is possible to do it for free, but we do not want to repeat such a thing so many times that all the countries become dependent on Jin.

But at the same time, Jin would like to avoid the situation that could have been saved ...... if more healing personnel were available.

"I wonder if we should make use of Machina's name here and <>."

"Yeah, that's probably a safe bet.

After 5 or 10 years, when the <> has grown up, we can collect it or give it to him for a fee.

"Then, let's decide on the specifications.

So Jin and Erza decided to make a as a temporary healing staff.

The assistants are Reiko and the <.

* * * *

The next day, the 21st.

"The basic idea is to use , right?"

"Yes. But we should think about what to do after we get it back.

"I see. I'll check out .......

There should be at most two medical automata on Horai Island.

We should be able to do more than just medicine.

"That's right."

I've got enough automata and I don't want them to do the heavy lifting.

"How about a female version of a smith?"

"I see."

Medical automata are often made in a female form to impress patients.

In reality, it seems that women are more suitable for healing magic. On the other hand, aptitude for engineering magic is more common among males.

"Then, I'll focus on handicrafts so that I can be creative.

Jin thought it would be a good idea to make Saki's assistant available as well.

"I'll also ...... change her appearance a little from Liese's. I'll ...... leave that to Erza."

I'll leave that one up to Elsa.

With this, we've decided on the general specs.

"Well, let's make a prototype.

The materials will be the Horai Island standard. The body is also based on a 5-color golem maid, with more on the hands so that it can do manual work.

The <> is also customized to take advantage of it.

Elsa decided on the overall design and finished it.

We took our time, and after about two hours, the first prototype was completed.