Horn shook his head.
"I don't want to leave the Ark. I think the Ark... is a viable solution."
"Wen Xishu, you're not from the Ark, are you?"
Wen Xishu did not deny it.
If he had been Horn, he would have sensed that there was something unusual about "Wen Xishu" too.
Horn smiled. "Looks like you came from one of the right answers."
"Maybe there really is some way I could leave with you. But for me, that would mean choosing the easy thing, rather than the right thing."
Wen Xishu was slightly taken aback.
Those words were so familiar. He had never expected that outside the Bunker, aboard this Ark that, by all accounts, had already failed in the future world...
There would be someone who thought the same way he and the Principal did.
"I'll do everything I can to make the Ark another right answer."
Wen Xishu rolled up his sleeves, clearly ready to go all out. Above the clouds, the enormous black mist was descending again.
Wen Xishu and Horn, and even Mia and Judy, were all bugs.
Unless the bugs in this world were eliminated, the Sin Sea Behemoth would descend at regular intervals.
And it would grow stronger each time.
Horn had also thought of a strategy: expand the bug until the entire world was full of bugs.
Wen Xishu had thought of the same thing.
"Our setting this time is a Modern City, so once we defeat the Sin Sea Behemoth, we can use modern equipment to make everyone hear those two words."
"But Horn, what if there's no way to reach everyone? What if our setting this time had been more primitive?"
Naturally, Horn had considered that question too, but he had not found an answer.
"I don't know. You sound