Alice rarely showed such melancholy and sorrow. Thinking of Emperor Roselle, whose fate remained unknown, Bernadette also became silent, blending into the mournful atmosphere.
Yet at that very moment, Alice asked an utterly inappropriate question. "More visitors have arrived... Can you help me blend in with them? I haven't finished touring the exhibition yet."
The sorrowful mood was interrupted. Looking at Alice, Bernadette suddenly became curious whether she spoke to that "Fool" the same way.
...In that case, perhaps that "Fool" had quite a good temper.
With that thought, Bernadette suggested, "Why don't I show you around?"
Have Emperor Roselle's eldest daughter take her through the Roselle Memorial Exhibition? Alice imagined the scene, and a deeply strange feeling rose within her. Looking at Bernadette, she said in an exceptionally serious tone, "Thank you for your kindness, but I think I would still prefer to be an ordinary visitor."
Seeing Alice's expression, Bernadette ultimately helped her blend into the new group of visitors.
She did not follow Alice into the next Exhibition Hall. Instead, she circled around and Returned to the Exhibition Hall containing Roselle's Diary. Looking At the open diary inside the display case, she sank into thought.
On the Other Side, Alice blended into the new group and stepped into the next Exhibition Hall.
The guide's voice Sounded from ahead. "What you will see next is a reconstruction of Emperor Roselle's study. Of course, only part of it."
Following the guide's voice, Alice entered the Exhibition Hall with the other visitors, and the sight before her suddenly opened up.
Compared To a study, this place resembled a library more. No, Even If it were a library, it would not be arranged like this.
Bookshelves as tall as two stories stood neatly around the room. Staircases ran beneath them, while