The real world, Station 13.
Though the scene of Caroline giving Tiandao a gift on the rooftop was sweet, and their little interactions were quite endearing.
For some reason, the Dimensional Audience could not laugh at all. Some even felt like crying.
Because at this point in the story, even an idiot knew that whether it was Caroline's early gift or Tiandao's half-joking, half-serious final photo.
They were already the only bits of "warmth" left in the entire Season 1 story of Stellaris Prequel: Embers.
Because starting tomorrow, Tiandao and the others would leave Deep Blue Metropolis and return to Ember Base.
And judging by Tiandao's earlier flashback.
Once Season 1 of Stellaris returned to the base, the story would no longer be as warm and sweet as it was now.
Instead, it would be filled with the cruelty of blood and fire, and the partings of life and death.
'A dead husband photo, a husband-chasing necklace... No, Stellaris Production Team, could you possibly be any more deliberate about this!!!'
'Brothers, fix bayonets! I think this production team is sick of living too. We have to show them what we're made of!'
'The sugar coating's gone. All that's left are the shells.'
'Blade in hand, follow me, brothers! Let's settle this with the production team!'
To vent the sorrow and unease in their hearts over Stellaris's future plot.
The Dimensional Audience immediately chose to aim their spears at the Stellaris Production Team.
After all, the characters in an anime might be "virtual."
But the production team in reality was real!
And just as the Dimensional Audience, their little mouths sweet as honey, frantically sent their regards to the Stellaris Production Team.
The anime entered a silent-film mode, with only BGM and character visuals.
The first scene showed Tiandao and the