After Napoli finished asking, he seemed to realize that this might involve confidential matters. He quickly raised his hand and added, "I'm just curious. If you tell me, I can guarantee I absolutely won't tell anyone else!"
Elder Kongta and the Mirror-Holding Banshee immediately caught on and made the same promise.
Laplace looked at them in puzzlement. "..."
In truth, she did not consider this any sort of secret. And even if they knew now, could they really change anything because of it?
Guta Lace was proof enough.
Had she not learned in advance that Sumer Wetland Fortress was highly likely to become Calamity Puppet's first target?
But what could she change? Could she move Sumer Wetland Fortress away from danger?
There was no way.
Before the world-turning flood of Calamity Apocalypse, the power of an individual—even the power of a group—was of little use. Making a change was incredibly, incredibly difficult.
Still, Laplace did not voice her thoughts. She merely gave them a faint glance. "All I can say is that we've roughly narrowed it down to two exits."
Napoli asked, "Where are they? Inside the boundary, or outside it?"
The boundary naturally referred to the "Psychological Boundary" of the Mirror Realm's inhabitants, not the actual boundary of the Day Mirror Domain.
Angel also turned his gaze toward Laplace. He was quite curious himself whether Sumer Wetland Fortress was still among the current fifty-fifty possibilities.
After pondering for a moment, Laplace finally said, "If nothing unexpected happens, there are probably two regions where Calamity Puppet could enter the Day Mirror Domain."
"One is outside the boundary, near Deep Abyss Cave."
"The other is probably near Undying Mirror Sea No. 337."
Napoli said, "Outside the boundary, Deep Abyss Cave? That's very far from us. The nearest race should be..."
Napoli