Seifer's expression remained faint.
Like Lake, her earliest memories were of the orphanage, so it was difficult for Seifer to become as agitated as Andy.
Even...
Seifer's heart remained completely unmoved. She had no desire whatsoever to acknowledge her mother. Whatever the case, where the hell were you back then? If you were going to run away, couldn't you have taken me with you?
Hill took Andy's place, took a few deep breaths, and placed her right palm on it as well.
The result...
Obviously, it was the same. Tom searched through the database and found data with a similarity to Hill's. It had been uploaded under the name Delia.
It was indeed Hill's mother's name.
But...
This only confirmed that Hill's mother and Seifer's mother had once come here. There was no information, however, to support where they had gone.
It seemed that the information had been deliberately filtered during the upload. Nothing related to the Origin Land had been uploaded.
Lake frowned and looked at Tom. "You were shut down. How can you still receive information?"
Tom said, "The Immortal Battleship is Midgard's final hope. Although it lost its energy after leaving the Forest of Technology, its reserve energy is enough to maintain some of its most basic functions."
Lake raised his eyebrows and looked at the retracting platform. "Did all the Midgardians upload their information here after coming here?"
"Yes."
"Did you know when they arrived?"
"I did."
"How did they get in?"
Lake rubbed his chin. "You couldn't appear to answer them at the time, so how did they get in? What were they like when they came in? Did they find this place by bumping into the walls like we did the first time, or did they walk here as if they were familiar with