But Miss Teresa still had a question:
"Dead dragon egg, newly built ship—how did they end up giving birth to two incomplete souls? That makes no sense."
"Mr. Hamilton just said that although the dragon egg may be connected to the cultists of the Dragon Devouring Order, the Radiance Messenger gaining spirituality was most likely a miracle. As for the cultists, they probably intended to use the power of the summoned evil thing to make this peculiar dragon egg give birth to a peculiar dragon."
Professor Evans spoke as she studied the girl tightly embracing Shade with an intensely interested gaze. At that moment, "Miss Maron," having changed her understanding of herself, was undergoing alterations in the details of her face despite her hair and eye colors remaining unchanged:
"As for why we encountered such a miracle, it should be said that without this nearly impossible coincidence, the Dragon Devouring Order's scheme would already have succeeded, and we would already be dead."
As she spoke, she slightly bowed toward the god at the edge of the floating platform, who was not looking their way. The professor had truly understood everything.
"Professor, if Miss Maron was only truly 'born' on the night the cruise ship capsized, where did her name, 'Maggie Malone,' come from?"
Miss Maxim voiced her confusion as well. Professor Evans naturally did not know, while the black-haired girl, clutching Shade and trembling nonstop, spoke in a quavering voice:
"I remember now. It was the name I saw on a handkerchief in the hand of a corpse beside me after I fell into the sea. I'm not Maggie Malone at all! I'm not! I'm nothing!"
"Calm down!"
Shade did his best to steady the girl hugging him. He did not know how to describe her either. Looking over the