--It was the same here.
Different worlds might have different historical trajectories, but many underlying aspects of history were similar, and many fairy tales had been passed down since ancient times as well.
Even if this was Irena's first time setting foot in modern society, there was a chance she really knew about these things.
Theoretically speaking, Irena might even know the "original" of the story.
Reines decided not to waste her feelings anymore.
Irena tilted her head.
She had originally wanted to keep bantering with Reines, but Reines unexpectedly stopped playing along again.
"Trimmau."
Reines released the Moon Spirit Marrow Fluid once more.
The mercury maid took shape again.
Irena's magecraft was certainly wondrous, but it was merely "wondrous."
As for how much combat power Irena had... at the very least, Reines felt she had no way of fighting a Grand Servant.
Still, Irena could definitely make a getaway. After all, she really dared to call someone that Pain XX...
But Irena being able to escape did not mean the rest of them could escape as well.
Leaving would not be easy.
This entire area was actually within a bounded field. To leave, they first had to break through the barrier here.
That part was actually manageable, since the Silver Princess was a "local."
However, the forest at midnight itself truly gave one a chilling feeling.
The Lake District was often foggy, and this place was no exception.
The forest itself bore few traces of human alteration. It could be considered a "primeval forest."
The places magi favored were naturally regions dense with spiritual energy. It was not impossible for such a place to contain rare beasts, poisonous creatures, and the like.
Perhaps because of the cold, gloomy atmosphere, after Irena and Reines finished speaking, the entire carriage fell