The cold wind swept over the top of the plane once more, and the temperature began to drop again.
Fang Li and William stared at each other in the wind, reading each other's expressions.
Fang Li was frowning deeply.
William's face was grave.
The two of them simply stood there, staring at each other.
William probably thought Fang Li was processing the information he had just received.
But Fang Li was thinking about something more important.
Why didn't Right Fire just take Index directly? Why choose the far more troublesome route of destroying England?
If Right Fire truly possessed power capable of contending with Cait Sith, then abducting Index alone should have been much easier, shouldn't it?
So why had he attacked England instead?
Was it because his power had some kind of limitation, just as Rearguard Water said?
Perhaps that was one reason.
But Fang Li always felt there was a more important reason behind it.
Memories of the original work kept passing through his mind, yet they remained as vague as ever.
There ought to be a limit to how forgetful I can be...
In truth, it was not entirely Fang Li's fault.
Though part of it came from living through the various worlds himself and losing his godlike perspective, the more important reason was that, even in the original work, this was already a very late point in the story.
By now, the plot had gone beyond anything the anime had ever covered. Only the original novels contained this part of the story.
Under such circumstances, it was simply unrealistic to expect him to remember everything that had only appeared once in the novels.
That was the main reason Fang Li's memories of the original stories from each world had become increasingly vague.
It would have been