"Who let you in?" Having just regained a little strength, Anu Za's sister immediately sat up and looked at us warily. She quickly scooted into the corner of the room, as if we were not her lifesavers but suspects who had broken into her home and were preparing to do who-knows-what to her—come on, most of our whole group were girls. Did this lady really need to be this tense?
"What kind of reaction is that?" Miss Lin smacked her lips. "We just saved you, okay? Why aren't you even saying thank you?"
"You all saw it?" She seemed not to hear Miss Lin at all, completely immersed in her own emotions. Slowly, she stood up. Though her limbs were still trembling, she struck a posture as if ready to fight. Well, I felt that was a fighting stance.
By chance, I noticed something: every movement the girl had made since earlier seemed to carefully avoid the pale golden light shining through the crack in the window. Now she had placed herself entirely in the room's shadows. It might merely have been vigilance toward "enemies," with her hoping the shadows would protect her, but it was also possible... she was avoiding the light emitted by that Merova ship in the sky.
"We saw it," Qian Qian said, apparently having noticed absolutely nothing. She waved her hand carelessly. "Wasn't it just an upset stomach that had you rolling around on the ground? Well, it's definitely embarrassing for a girl to be seen like that, but it's nothing. I often got upset stomachs when I was little. A Jun would roll around with me every time... Oh, no wonder you only ate a little earlier. So you have a stomach ulcer? Wait, I brought medicine. Though it's been sitting around for a