"We never had the chance to try that before..."
Hearing that, Yorktown thought for a moment, then shook her head and answered with a frown.
"Then shall we test it next?"
Otto made a suggestion, then explained:
"Besides, Miss Yorktown is a guest after all. Keeping a guest in the shipyard all the time is hardly proper hospitality.
Of course, when the repairs begin, Miss Yorktown will also be invited to observe on-site to prevent any accidents."
"Mm, all right."
After glancing at Gwen, who was examining her ship hull, Yorktown nodded and agreed.
The experiment showed that, at least in this world, Yorktown could move more than a thousand kilometers away from her ship hull, though she gradually weakened as the distance increased.
By the time they reached Schicksal Headquarters, the seventy to eighty percent of her strength already lost to her injuries had weakened to the level of an ordinary person.
After returning to Schicksal Headquarters, Yorktown was sent to the medical center for an examination.
While Yorktown underwent her examination, Gwen once again went with Otto to the reception room Gwen had grown quite familiar with.
"I imagine you have some things you want to say to me."
Otto looked at Gwen leisurely and spoke with a smile.
Although Otto was not especially curious about Gwen's secrets, given how far things had come, not asking anything at all would have been rather unnatural.
"About that...
Words alone are not enough. Bishop, did Fu Hua ever give you a feather?"
Facing Otto's question, Gwen showed no urgency whatsoever. After thinking for a moment, he asked.
Things had not yet reached the point where the overall situation was settled, but Gwen was no longer the blank-slate transmigrator he had once been. He was not wholly opposed to revealing some