That was strange.
Clearly, under the effects of Black Abyss White Flower, she had gained an eternally unchanging appearance, yet rumors still claimed she had grown old. Einstein had never expected that, and what mattered was that quite a few people actually believed it.
"Who would've thought we'd have a day in the spotlight? Do you think anyone still remembers us from back then?"
Tesla asked.
"Probably not." Einstein analyzed calmly. "Most of the people who saw our band perform in person are already buried, and all the records were destroyed. Don't worry, just make up an age."
"But this is a game interview. That game came from the eighties or nineties. How are we supposed to prove that?"
"Hmm...?"
"Just say we developed the game together when we were five."
As they chatted idly, time passed second by second. Einstein also put on mature makeup to make herself better fit the age she was supposed to be.
Ein, scientist and developer, acting president of Anti-Entropy Corporation, forever twenty-six years old.
The two women, dressed to the nines, saw a ship on the sea. It drew closer and closer, growing larger until they finally realized it was no ordinary vessel, but a battleship.
Durandal stood at the bow, her long golden hair swaying in the wind.
Naturally, the battleship did not dock. A heavily armed helicopter came to pick them up instead. The massive aircraft skimmed low over the water like a menacing Black Hawk, bearing Schicksal's insignia shaped like the Chinese character for "not." One glance was enough to tell it belonged to the deep-pocketed Schicksal.
Schicksal was really rich.
They were not treated like prisoners of war, but more like honored guests. Durandal seemed never to have seen Anti-Entropy scientists dressed so extravagantly before, and she curiously