Dancing Circles on the Horizon of Events

Aboard the ship that was quiet as a result of evacuating everyone first by metastatic magic. Lucia, who remained there, was with Theresa and the Beatrices, awaiting the return of Waltz.

It wasn't the bridge that had them like that, it was the Stranzia laser launch port. It seemed like a view of the real universe you could see from there, floating side by side with three people.

"... what's happening on the other side of this window?

It's a vacuum.

"What's a vacuum?

"There's no air. There's no air, so if the lords go outside, they'll swell like frogs and die."

Teresa lectures on what a place is called space while wearing a space suit so that no matter what happens at all. At that time, Lucia and Beatrice, who were listening to her, were listening with interest because they realized that most of Strandia's functionality had been lost and that they were next to an unknown space called the Universe?

"That's not all. For example, in the summer, the sunlight feels tough, right? In the universe, it feels worse, burns when the sun shines directly on your skin, and blinds you when you get into your eyes."

"That's the scary part, the universe... But the sunlight you see from here doesn't seem to be a problem?

"Isn't that because this glass is special? I don't think you can tell just by passing certain wavelengths of light, so just to be brief, it limits the sun's light to how good it is."

"Your sister made the glass."

"Um. Do you want to go outside to try it? It's Bear."

"Right...... Well, first of all, would you give Teresa a head start? So I'm going to see what happens, and then I'm going to figure out if I'm going to leave or not."

"... come on (maybe the concubine can't help it...)"

Beatrice cunning (?) As Teresa was reacting dissatisfied, Lucia, who was stuck on the windowsill, looked out and said something like this.

"What if... what if? If your sister didn't come like this, what would happen to us?

That question of Lucia contained a colour that worried our own destiny in the future. Worst case scenario —— that is, if we fail to rescue by Waltz in time, what situation will we find ourselves in...... As for Lucia, she seemed to want to know beforehand, in order to be ready.

Teresa also seemed to feel Lucia's concern. Therefore, she began to explain the worst possibilities against Lucia, fu (...) zake (...) ru (...) ko (...) and (...) na (...).

"Well...... Let's start with Miss Lucia blowing up the exterior walls of Stranzia and going outside."

"What... Teresa, is that a joke, too?

"Aren't you kidding me? If it really sucks, do you have to run away on your own? Fortunately, the Lord is able to manipulate gravity, so if we wrap the air around this place and get on the surface, we should be able to live for a while. That's when you peel off the armor on the surface of the Strangea, don't you? Because it's used to shield harmful light from the sun."

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"And above all, it's important to fly to the other side of the planet. Is that the best you can do? Now this Strangea is traveling at an incredible speed of 40,000 kilometers an hour. If you fly off the planet, you'll end up being slapped to the ground, just like this Strangea. Well, before that, because of the walls of air that the planets wrap around, I think they burn up?

"Well, I don't feel like I can live anymore..."

"Bye...... So now we're talking about the last resort when Waltz didn't make it. But, well, don't worry. When the Lord is gone... the concubine will handle it."

And, although it was Theresa speaking, it seemed almost stuck inside. What she was doing to Ate like that was in that her body was compatible with Cortex's body. As things stand at present, they have greatly restricted their functioning, so they could only use the same amount of force as the average girl, but they thought that if they could somehow lift the restrictions, they could come up with a manoeuvrable armor-like spec.... Well, if you can't disarm the body limiter, it's just your luggage.

"Teresa, can you do something about it?

"I believe you, don't I? Teresa said she would definitely help us."

"(... you're losing confidence...)"

"... when Teresa looks like that, when she's not sure."

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"But I'm counting on you, right? Teresa Oh (...) Sister (...) Chi (...) Nh (...)?"

"………" Here we go.

And Lucia calls me my sister, Teresa, who reverses all three tails of hair.

Such a relationship and mood between the three seemed completely the same as usual, even if the worst was imminent in front of them.