"Big brother doesn't know the ending either..." Sparrow Sparrow lowered her head dejectedly.
Although this special stage play had been a little frightening—especially with the sound effects accompanying the sudden visual shocks, which often made Sparrow Sparrow jump—she felt no discomfort after experiencing it. Instead, she had begun to miss that wonderful lingering aftertaste.
It was rare to see a stage play she liked, only to be unable to learn its ending. Sparrow Sparrow found it deeply regrettable. Moreover, she truly wanted to know what the sky Alex sought—the world beyond the Cage—looked like.
If, as Angel had said, she used her precognitive ability to investigate... Sparrow Sparrow did not actually reject the idea, but her precognition was rather difficult to control.
She did not know whether she could see the ending.
On the other side, Bobota was widely experienced. In his eyes, the story of this special stage play was merely decent, but the music and visuals were simply too striking. Furthermore, he had never seen a stage play performed through such artistic means, so it had still left him shaken.
Yet compared to Sparrow Sparrow, who was fixated on Alex's ending, Bobota wanted more to know what became of that outsider who called himself a time-space traveler.
In this special stage play, that time-space traveler whose appearance could not be made out, whose entire body was shrouded in strange radiance—
As the protagonist Alex's living cheat, he had ended his brief journey in a tragic and heroic manner.
Where had the time-space traveler returned to in the end? What was his ending? If, as Angel had said, this was a true story, then whom did this time-space traveler represent?
Bobota voiced his doubts.
Angel laughed vaguely. "When I heard this story, I never asked about his ending. But