Yu Xunge felt much more at ease, not only because this answer meant her next plans would not bring any major trouble, but also because, after that long World Sigh, she could hardly help feeling a little reluctant to part with "Brilliance."
Of course, even if the answer had been that it would affect the world's reshaping, she would not have stopped what she was doing. At present, [World Sigh] was the most likely thing to resolve her troubles. There was no reason that could stop her from collecting such special [World Sighs].
But if her actions would not affect those worlds, she would be happy.
With answers to everything she wanted to know, Yu Xunge used [Clock Reverse] once to shorten the time until [Sunset Cantata] closed. She felt drained now. She needed something to eat.
Tulan shrank down and followed her. As they walked, Tulan kept finding herself staring at Yu Xunge.
Yu Xunge asked, "What's wrong?"
Tulan said, "I feel like you've changed."
Yu Xunge said, "Changed how?"
Tulan said, "Hard to say. You're a little like Holy Grail."
Yu Xunge said, "I consider you a friend. Don't do this."
Tulan shouted, "...I meant that as a compliment about how knowledgeable you've become!!"
Yu Xunge sighed in relief. Thank goodness. She was afraid Holy Grail really would get her killed.
When she happened to meet Zhuri in the restaurant, the latter also studied her intently for a long while. "You've changed."
There was a sense of age about her.
It was the vastness and tranquility unique to the accumulation of time and stories.
At this moment, Zai Jiu Xunge was like a walking piece of history, like a scholar versed in many fields.
A walking piece of history? A somewhat strange description, but Yu Xunge knew why.