Fujimaru Tachibana: Doctor Romani, you've broken my heart, how should I punish you? (4K)

In the Light Screen footage, Mash's curiosity had now been thoroughly piqued.

At the same time, she felt a little uneasy, as though her senior had suddenly become somewhat distant from her.

After all, Fujimaru Tachibana, who had recovered memories of her "past life," already knew many things—memories Mash did not share. That left Mash feeling worried.

Fujimaru Tachibana saw Mash's concern at a glance. Mash had always been a simple girl who could never hide what she felt.

So Fujimaru Tachibana immediately stepped forward and patted Mash on the head. "Don't worry, Mash! I'm still the Fujimaru Ritsuka you know. That will never change."

Those simple words, along with the gentle touch, instantly soothed Mash's anxious heart. A beautiful, tender smile appeared on her face.

"Yes, Senpai."

The atmosphere immediately improved. Watching this, Fu Hua could not help recalling everything from those fragments of memory, and she, too, began to miss the familiar people within them.

The Herrscher of Sentience, hidden within Fu Hua, sensed the longing radiating from Fu Hua and curled her lips. "Idiot old antique..."

Then Mash wanted to continue asking about the goddess Tiamat. After considering it for a moment, Fujimaru Tachibana hesitated slightly before shaking her head. "There are actually too many things that can't be said, because this world has many powerful beings with future sight and special senses."

"If we talk too much about an existence on Tiamat's level, those people might sense it. Mash, I'm sorry. That's also why King Gilgamesh and Merlin, despite knowing so much, often have to speak in riddles."

"Because some things really will change once they are spoken aloud. So when we communicate, we have to be as cryptic as possible and let people figure things out for themselves."

As she said this, she sounded helpless.