What surprised Iver the most was that when he returned to Avalon, Yulia had not come to greet him.
He had even spent most of the day inside the Silver and Tin Palace, yet Yulia had never come looking for him.
Had something happened to her body? Or was she not on Glass Island? Or was she sulking? Iver was deeply worried for a moment.
Hearing Iver's question, Isabel shook her head. "She should be fine. Yulia is probably busy."
"Busy?"
"Mm. She has a critical experiment. She's been busy with it for a long time."
Isabel was also somewhat worried. "Why don't you go take a look? Yulia seems to have suffered some kind of stimulation... Ever since the Fallen Angel descended, she's barely left her room for the past half-month. Even her meals and water have had to be brought to her room.
"I was worried about her before, so I went to see her twice. She seemed to be inventing some kind of machine by herself... She didn't really like me disturbing her. But I still have a priest check her physical condition every few days to prevent her from falling ill.
"Because I couldn't understand her invention, I even specifically asked Master Nobel to take a look... But he couldn't understand it either."
"...All right."
Hearing this, Iver grew somewhat worried as well. He nodded and replied, "Then I'll go take a look."
He followed his memories toward Yulia's room.
Only then did he discover that Yulia's room had been expanded to a rather frightening scale. Her room had now merged with the rooms of four entire royal family members, making it nearly three times the size of Isabel's room.
"...Yulia?"
Iver knocked on the door, but received no response. However, he could hear faint sounds