Talk:Act 17 - The Saint's Gospel/@comment-46470744-20200814113529/@comment-44330163-20200817140128

The color illustration of Christina and Flora on volume 15 already showed everyone how the bath of the rock house looks like, so why is it that everyone keeps thinking that the bathrrom Liselotte is in is the rock house's with how different they look from each other?

The bath of the rock house was described as windowless but with a movable ceiling for allowing to look at the night sky. If you gentlemen look behind Celia you will see that there's window.

The walls, ceiling and floor of the rockhouse's bathroom were described as bare rock with just the walls around the bathhub being covered in wood. The bathroom Liselotte is in doesn't a single square centimenter of bare rock on it.

The rockhouse's bathroom was told to have japanese styled decoration, the bathroom. The verando of the window and the wood squares on the ceiling are clearly europian styled decorations.

Second, there isn't absolutely anything strange obligation coming with letting your guest to use your bathroom, absolute anything, if Rio and Liselottle were to be found sleeping together or maybe taking that bath together, that could certainly be called a scandal and fait accompli, but that and just that could be called that way, no one can accuse Rio and/or Liselotte of anything for Liselotte and Celia having a bath together on his house.

I understand the wish of whoever's team of wanting their girl to be with Rio as fast as possible, but please let's not begin to ignore such obvious and big details for the sake of our deillusions. Weren't all the volumes until now proof enough of the author having all the intention of making things between Rio and the heroines to go forward slowly or what?