After finishing the call with Klein, Alice thought for a moment, then gently picked Evelyn up from the floor. She looked around before placing her on the sofa.
...So being mentally dazed shouldn't work like this, right? It can't, right?
After staring at Evelyn on the sofa for two seconds, Alice decided to fetch a blanket from the bedroom for her.
The weather at the beginning of February had not yet warmed up, and it was still easy to catch a chill. Alice knew where Evelyn's room was. She turned toward it, then frowned.
Alice quickly walked over and crouched down, meeting the blood-red eye beneath the doorknob at eye level—where the lock cylinder should have been.
"Really should let Amon see this... Ah!" Alice muttered to herself before suddenly screaming and falling onto the floor.
—That eye was moving.
"No, better not let Amon see it," Alice swiftly changed her mind. "Be brave, Alice. What kind of thing could a Sequence 9 Beyonder possibly make?"
Alice mentally prepared herself, then kept staring at the rolling eyeball as she backed toward the sofa.
Alice had no intention of going in just like that. Although she subconsciously felt that a Sequence 9 Beyonder could not pull off anything too major, but... it would be better to wait until Evelyn woke up and ask what had happened, right?
She could be reckless, but there was no need to be blindly reckless.
But how to put it... this thing was pretty creepy.
Alice stared unblinkingly in that direction. After looking for ten seconds, she decided to move her eyes after all.
...They're a little tired.
After waiting on the sofa for who knew how long, Alice finally heard Audrey's prayer. Overwhelmed with emotion, she grabbed Evelyn and vanished.
Meeting Audrey's astonished gaze, Alice