Dancing Circles on the Horizon of Events

"... the time has finally come."

"We still need to adjust, though."

"But it's true that we have all the elements for our return."

"Right...... So I'm going to have an op meeting to go back to the future?

Having assembled key members on the bridge of Energia, Waltz began the meeting, skinning the connection between Cortex and Teresa. The agenda, as Waltz put it, is an operational meeting to return to the future. We've solved all the technical problems that were piling up, such as time leaps, their temporal distances, and the direction of leaps, and we've managed to solve the moon problem, so we're finally going back to the future.

And, as Waltz tries to start the meeting, the point comes in from the side.

"Uh... waltz? I just want you to let me check two. You're okay with the moon thing now, aren't you?

It was the hunters who waited on the earth for the waltzes to ask so. In the moon's orbital modification mission, the information was complicated because it was bumpy at the end, and he wanted to hear the results directly from Waltz as to whether the mission had been a success.

"Yes, of course, the moon will continue to look the same at that distance until the future in 1200 years."

"Right...... That's good. And one more question... what happened to Deprexa and Sebastian?

In that inquiry of the hunter, Waltz narrowed his eyes. Because it was a very difficult question to answer.

Then Waltz lays his eyes down --,

"... those two..."

—— and I was just trying to tell you how it ended --,

"Yeah, I'm alive ~?

—— Cortex pinches his mouth.

It seems that such a sister's statement was an unexpected one for Waltz. She turned to Cortex just to say, no way.

"No, wait a minute? Cortex. The Deprexers blew up with the Magic Furnace back then, didn't they?

and waltz how he decided to mouth the facts without hiding them after worrying about whether to mouth the final ending of the Deprexas. Although she did not see the end of the Deprexers directly, as far as the sensors' observations could tell, the Deprexers should have been completely destroyed and left without even dust.

But Waltz seems confused because Cortex says he doesn't. In doing so, she even seemed to wonder whether it was a way to be able to undo it, even if it was torn apart to the point of being less than dust.

But naturally, there was no convenient way, and the words Cortex uttered were completely different from Waltz's expectations.

"Those two, with Macrophage One, are drifting somewhere in this world. I don't know if it's a universe, a narrow space of dimensions, or the future or the past, but I'm pretty sure it's a quantum beacon from Macrophage I accompanied to protect those two"

After hearing such Cortex's words, Waltz gave him a soothing look somewhere, now wrinkled between his eyebrows.

"Macrophage No. 1......? Speaking of which, Macrophage One is the one who was by the heavens of the world tree, right? The guy who pulled us into the past world."

"Yeah, well (I put it on the Deprexa ladies, though, to be precise, the individual who brought it in from the future world. ~)"

"So who put that Macrophage 1 over there?

"Well? At least it's not us ~"

"You mean the Deprexers are the only ones who can erase it..."

There are two Macrophage 1 in this world. Only one, to be exact, but two because the Waltz brought in individuals from the future and individuals from past times are present at the same time in the same time. One of them, over Cortex's head --,

Prune?

—— and neck (?), and the other one is accompanying Deprexa and Sebastian. Since the waltzes in this era are not going to do any more trouble to go back to the past, does it mean that the deprexers wandering somewhere in this world put macrophages on the world tree 1,200 years ago by converting them from the future... Waltz had such possibilities in mind.

In other words. In other words, I could say this.

"... wait a minute, eh? The Deprexas are drifting somewhere in the world with Macrophage One, right? And yet there was a macrophage on top of the world tree, right? That's..."

… were the Deprexas already out of critical condition and, furthermore, the tenants who invited the waltzes into this past world? And isn't this how we see ourselves meeting in energy right now somewhere...

If you analogize --,

"... Deprexa... maybe you could have been a true goddess..."

—— like a goddess watching over the peace of this world.

The waltzes then tried to talk to Deprexa over wireless communication, but apparently decided to stop just before that. If they were in good health, I thought there was something wrong with not contacting them.

However, if Sebastian had been here, he would have thought:

"(... the Lord is shy, so I will never be able to connect without you contacting me...)" Zazz...

… and.

Thus, even beyond 1200 years ago, the depression of the goddess waiting to be contacted by thinkers began or did not begin......