I, Little Griseo, Touring the Myriad Worlds

Perhaps it was precisely because, subjectively speaking, we were more inclined toward Azur Lane. Indeed! That was why we had taken a more aggressive stance toward you over this matter...

But!

What did that matter?

We didn't trust you.

If it was merely a misunderstanding, then naturally, that would be for the best.

But what if it wasn't?

Then this time, let's give it a try.

Let's see whether your Sea Legend can stand against us.

You should know!

Originally, even Sea Legend could not stand against a Meta shipgirl.

That was because this was the real world. So when a Meta shipgirl could barge in and out of your home without reason, coming and going like the wind, even the boldest person couldn't help feeling a chill run down their spine.

They had never lacked for fearsome deterrence.

And it was indeed thanks to them.

Domineering and forceful.

That was why, before the Crimson Axis caused trouble, they would often think twice and consider what kind of consequences might arise.

The Meta faction, in particular, had never been something that could be ignored.

In some respects, this was even more important than the movements of the Sirens.

After all, the Sirens mostly observed.

As long as they found something interesting, they didn't necessarily intervene.

They were like people raising hamsters: sometimes they teased the hamsters, and sometimes they simply watched them in silence.

At their core, they still maintained that somewhat lofty attitude.

Even if they themselves weren't actually like that.

Their position, perspective, and everything they did were nevertheless filled with that impression.

That was also why the shipgirl girls didn't like them.

No one liked people who treated their world as a testing ground.

Even less did they like being treated as experimental subjects.

"I'll go." Helena