Seraphem, on the other hand, had no intention of becoming a Pokemon Trainer or participating in any competitions. She mostly wanted to study, research, learn more, and read more books wherever she went.
Even when looking for Pokemon, it was more like looking for friends.
So after thinking it over, she still couldn't come up with any particular point in time she especially wanted to visit.
She decided to leave it at random.
Only...
For now, that was just talk.
If she changed her mind later, that would be fine too.
They could decide when it was truly time to set out. As long as she had a rough idea in mind, that was enough.
Marikata wanted to travel with Little Griseo, and so did Anna. Only Nahida had thoughts of her own. She seemed especially concerned about one particular world.
Even though that world had only been given a note when Little Griseo labeled it, with at most a brief introduction, Nahida still seemed rather conflicted.
Her brows drew together slightly.
She wanted to go, yet she didn't.
She stayed silent for a long while, looking quite adorable.
Little Griseo took a look at her.
She understood instantly.
<The Starving: A Journey of a Thousand Miles in Late Ming>
It was this game...
Because the game had just been released before her reincarnation.
She had never played it, but unexpectedly, it had been rather popular on Bilibili.
It was a rare, domestic, relatively conscientious game—the galgame type.
But it wasn't an eroge.
It was a genuine all-ages, story-driven game.
Rather, with this kind of text-based game, it was truly rare to find one with such a well-written story.
But precisely because the writing was so good,
it made the story hurt all the more!
Waaah...
Sui Sui, my Sui