Tsukishima Chisaki's identity had previously been rather sensitive. Not only had cultist organizations been tracking her down, but even the Night Watch had been searching for them.
That was why Chie had acted alone before.
Now that the prelude to Tokyo's sinking had fully begun, however, far fewer people would pay attention to her existence.
Besides, Chie's mother needed someone to protect her as well.
But now, having her photograph the blueprints Chie's grandfather had left inside the oak box was perhaps the most suitable arrangement.
After obtaining Natsume Chie's permission, Su Wen contacted Tsukishima Miss.
Three minutes passed.
Then, page after page of blueprints was transmitted through the Dawn Frequency terminal.
As those blueprints were projected,
Su Wen directly set a save point to prevent Ifasta from still harboring malicious intentions before revealing the blueprints Chie's grandfather had left behind.
And as he revealed them,
the Handsome Scholar carefully examined the complete set of blueprints Tsukishima had sent over one by one.
When he saw one of them, only a faint glimmer of contemplation flashed across his calm lenses.
It was a sheet of curled parchment:
"It has been looked over heavily."
Unlike the pencil lines on the other blueprints, a string of tiny markings had been written in blue-black ink in the lower-right corner of this sheet.
They seemed deliberately etched into the paper fibers, impossible to notice without looking closely.
But Su Wen was viewing them through the system,
so he could zoom in at will without losing any clarity.
With that in mind, he immediately paused the game and used the academy's supercomputer to magnify the markings to the submicropixel level. A set of numbers then appeared on the screen:
1:1.496x10¹¹.
"It is the scale of an Astronomical Unit."
Su Wen's voice was deeper than when