"Readings like this?!!"
As she watched the real-time data constantly updating on the computer, Jane turned around in utter shock and asked incredulously.
"Heisenberg above, did I come back to the wrong home?
Shouldn't this be the kind of weather data found in another world?
These hollow-like layers, and...
That is...?"
Jane turned back and confidently examined the data before her.
"Planetary overlap—the nine planets of the Solar System. Are they going to completely overlap after some time?"
As soon as she finished speaking, Jane grabbed her bag and clothes.
"Come on, Daisy. We need to take a look at the Port of London.
These readings are far too strange. I can't be sure without investigating them properly!"
"I knew you'd say that, so I even got the car ready!"
Hearing Jane's words, Daisy smiled and nodded. Then she hugged her impressively max chest and led Jane to the parking lot.
The driver was a young man—or rather, a big boy...
Looking at the big boy who seemed to have only just left school, Jane raised her right arm in surprise and lightly bumped Daisy's waist with her elbow.
"Who would've thought? A thousand-year-old rock like you actually has a day like this.
Is that your little boyfriend?"
"Haha, what are you thinking? Don't you know me by now?
At this point, even I've accepted my fate."
"I really don't know how to pick up men. I really don't.
Look, in twenty-seven whole years, not a single man has dated me for more than a week."
"Because I can tell at a glance whether they really like me or just like the two max lumps hanging off my chest.
Compared to those shallow guys, I prefer climate science, astronomy, and physics. They suit me much better than men do."
"Besides,