"Wood, I'm afraid you two can't return from that world just yet."
Miss Lin's voice suddenly rang out, leaving Sandora and me, who had been preparing to pack up and go home for dinner, stunned. Beside us, Her Majesty the Queen visibly began grinding her teeth, looking ready to come after Miss Lin and fight her to the death if she didn't provide a reason for stopping her from going home to eat. I casually patted Sandora on the shoulder and asked Lin Xue, "What's going on?"
"Intuition." Miss answered crisply and decisively, but those two concise words, which revealed absolutely no information whatsoever, left Sandora and me with countless question marks stuck in our stomachs. Miss's intuition was no ordinary intuition; ignoring it was a surefire way to bring disaster upon ourselves. But with just those two words, was this girl really not planning to give me any further explanation?
"If I have to put it into words, I suddenly feel that there may be a deeper reason you were sent over there, and Tawell thinks so too." Perhaps it was just my imagination, but Miss's voice always seemed to carry a hint of frustration, as if she were in a rather bad mood. "I haven't figured it out yet, but my intuition tells me it would be better for you to stay in that world for now and not leave. Something very important might happen... Ah, this is so irritating..."
"What's wrong with you?" I knew Miss couldn't explain her intuition clearly to us anytime soon, so I instead asked about her current state. No matter how I listened, she sounded a little anxious and upset.
"What else could be wrong?!" Lin Xue said indignantly. "This Miss spent half an hour lying in a coffin! Half an hour!