All Kitahara Kaede could see was a mass of black mist.
As he left,
the Sage looked at Kitahara Kaede.
"This fellow is one of the progenitors of Extreme Evil. With him here, you won't have too hard a time."
After saying that, he approached Kitahara Kaede.
Meanwhile, she was thinking.
What did he mean by "won't have too hard a time"?
In truth, ever since Kitahara Kaede had entered this strange place known as Extreme Evil,
she had had many questions she wanted to ask the Sage.
Unfortunately, the Sage gave Kitahara Kaede no such chance.
Because the Sage directly teleported her out of the spaceship.
The ship seemed afraid that Kitahara Kaede would catch up.
It shot away at a speed she could not possibly reach.
Leaving Kitahara Kaede alone and disheveled in space.
So the Sage had really only intended to give her a ride.
Since she had already been abandoned, Kitahara Kaede could only continue on her own.
Since there were no distinguishable planets around her,
Kitahara Kaede focused her consciousness on the coordinates in her mind.
Then she flew toward the direction indicated by those coordinates.
Along the way, Kitahara Kaede never saw any more strange sights.
The peaceful journey made Kitahara Kaede feel somewhat bored.
Yet amid that boredom, Kitahara Kaede desperately wished she could grow stronger faster.
Because while she was heading toward the Ancestral Star of Extreme Evil,
Kitahara Kaede had seen a larger world.
Stronger people.
Perhaps only people like the Sage could explore the universe without restraint.
As her longing for strength grew ever stronger, Kitahara Kaede felt less bored along the way.
After all, she had found an outlet for her feelings.
However, Kitahara Kaede's peaceful time did not last long.
Because she actually felt a faint breeze in