The situation before her left Alice utterly confused. She stood there dazed, while the figure holding the dagger seemed afraid to make any rash move. The scene immediately reached a stalemate.
The stalemate did not last long. Once Alice came to her senses, the first thing she did was try to use "Restart" to restore everything to how it had been when she first entered. After all, Amon was not here this time.
Alice quickly realized something was wrong, because the range covered by "Restart" was a problem. She had no idea where that book suspected to be "Cassandra" had taken the woman. Unless she restarted everywhere except the Western Continent and the Land Abandoned by God.
Was that possible? No, it was impossible, at least for now—setting aside the spirituality it would consume, there were simply too many high-level existences involved. She would be asking to get beaten up.
Of course, she could try to find where "Cassandra" had gone and then restart it, but that raised another problem—she would have to restart herself to before she had used her powers.
That was clearly no easy task either. In Alice's view, if she was really going to do that, she might as well go find the person directly.
Alice glanced at the dagger-wielding figure and gave up on the already weak urge to go looking for someone.
Even if "Cassandra" seemed to know her well and appeared to be plotting something extraordinary, their few brief encounters had made Alice realize one thing—there was probably a riddle-speaker inside that shell.
In other words, she was better off hoping Fate would give her a hint than expecting "Cassandra" to reveal the truth.
Under normal circumstances, she could consider kidnapping "Cassandra," but the problem was that, in a sense... "Cassandra" was food