She briefly told Dan Heng about how Yan Huan had encountered Evernight and fallen into the Memory Tide.
"We do not know what March 7th experienced. But I can be certain that if we sink too deeply into that Miss March's Memory Tide..."
"What will happen?" Dan Heng pressed, his voice tightening involuntarily.
Black Swan said, "Everyone present will be torn to pieces."
Her tone was calm, yet it carried a certainty that made hearts tremble.
"Please trust my intuition."
"..." Dan Heng fell silent for a long while. His hand at his side tightened slightly; the news was clearly difficult for him to accept at once.
Himeko stepped forward and gently placed her hand on Dan Heng's translucent shoulder. Though she could not truly touch him, the gesture conveyed silent support as she encouraged him.
"...But I also believe in Trailblaze's companions. This could never have been March's own wish."
Feeling that intangible warmth, Dan Heng raised his head again. His gaze had regained its usual resolve and composure.
"Whatever secrets lie behind this, we will spare no effort to find that March 7th, bring Yan Huan back, and bring back the March we know."
He quickly organized the information.
"I roughly understand the information regarding Erudition and Destruction."
He looked at Black Swan and raised a new question.
"But what role does Remembrance's meddler play in Amphoreus?"
In response to his question, Black Swan smiled faintly.
"With Ms. Herta's help, I have made some new discoveries regarding that."
She turned slightly and called softly toward the corridor.
"Come over, Fourth Mirror..."
Not long after her words fell, a rather comical sound approached from afar—a mixture of metal scraping and tiny parts clinking together.
The magic mirror called the Fourth Mirror came scampering out of the corridor on its