In the real world, faced with a story marked "to be continued," people were left feeling wistful. Then, those who needed rest immediately went to rest—especially the children, many of whom received some passionate parental instruction.
After all, it was already late at night in many places. If they did not sleep now, how were they supposed to get through tomorrow?
However, due to time differences, many places were still busy.
Special organizations such as Yao Guang-Chaldea had no choice but to enter overtime mode, working hard to process the information from today's Light Screen footage.
Fortunately, that overtime work had nothing to do with Su Yun and the others, so the three young people washed up and went to bed afterward, beginning the sort of pre-sleep activities that demonstrated how vigorous young people could be—and how adventurous they were.
Of course, those details could not be described too closely. Otherwise, the great deity of censorship from beyond the dimensions would descend, and everything would return to nothingness.
After the activities ended and they began their post-battle rest, Tokisaki Kurumi lay sprawled on the bed, propping up her head with one hand as a hint of snowy white showed through. She raised a question she had been pondering for some time. "That Destiny Observer... wasn't he your past life, Su Yun? Under those bandages was actually an energy body like a starry sky."
Su Yun, lying in the middle, said, "I never said the Destiny Observer was my past life, did I? When you asked before, I said I didn't know either."
After a pause, he added, "Although I'm currently Destiny's observer and liaison officer, honestly, this job feels like Destiny just made it up to fob me off."
"Besides, even though 'observer' and 'Observer' sound similar, I've felt from