"But I didn't see it that way."
Sunday gently shook his head.
"I believed that when it came to confrontation, Mr. Yan Huan was far more troublesome than the other Emanators."
"If we could truly defeat you, then there would be no need to worry too much about the Company reinforcements afterward."
"First of all... you must not use Robin to interfere with me."
"Wasn't that fake at the time?" Yan Huan tilted his head.
"Even virtual versions were unacceptable." Sunday smiled.
"Fine." Yan Huan looked at Dan Heng and March 7th. "Anyway, I really didn't expect you to board the train, but I definitely have no objections."
"As for the rest, ask those two."
"I have no objections either." Dan Heng, whose cracked body had been healed, remained expressionless.
"Of course I don't have any objections either." March 7th smiled. "But they say redemption makes you thirty percent weaker. It should be fine, right?"
"Thank you all for your acceptance. I'm deeply grateful."
Seeing that everyone approved, Sunday bent at the waist and gave a solemn bow.
Earlier, he had worried that he might be rejected. After all, he and the Nameless had once stood against each other.
He had not expected them to still accept and understand him.
Sunday raised his head and said sincerely:
"Perhaps one day, I will find the answer I seek during my journey and leave this place."
"But until then, I will also fulfill my duties as a passenger and give it my all."
Himeko glanced around at everyone and smiled.
"It seems we have a conclusion."
"Later, let's inform the Train Conductor as well."
"If nothing unexpected happens, Sunday will travel with us to Eternity Land—Amphoreus."
And just like that, Sunday had truly boarded the train.
The next day.
Yan Huan left