After Black Swan had said more or less everything she needed to, Himeko stepped forward, her tone steady.
"Right now, because of the Memory Tide, we've lost contact with Yan Huan. We can only rely on the eyes and ears of the two geniuses to understand what's happening inside the world."
She looked at Dan Heng, her gaze gentle yet resolute.
"Excessive anxiety won't help, Dan Heng."
"Our priority is to find that train car."
Himeko's reasoning was simple. No matter what, the three young people had entered Amphoreus mentally.
As long as they found the train car scanned by Amphoreus and ensured Dan Heng's physical body was unharmed, they could at least guarantee his safety.
Before long, hurried footsteps approached from afar. Pom-Pom came running over on short little legs, ears trembling faintly with excitement.
At the sight of Dan Heng's translucent figure, it grew immensely excited, its round eyes widening.
"D-Dan Heng! Y-you finally found your way home, pom!"
Dan Heng looked at Pom-Pom, and a trace of gentleness appeared on his transparent face.
"I'm back, Train Conductor, though only..."
"Yes, I know, pom!" Pom-Pom eagerly interrupted him, waving its little paws.
"I came over to bring you good news, pom!"
It puffed out its chest and announced loudly:
"Passenger Welt said they've already found you in space!"
Upon hearing this heartening news, the group wasted no time and quickly followed Pom-Pom toward the Parlor Car.
At that moment, Welt and Screwllum's projections had already been waiting in the Parlor Car for some time.
Himeko looked at them and asked with concern:
"Welt—and Mr. Screwllum?"
Welt nodded slightly and met Himeko's eyes, carefully examining her complexion.
"You're clearly doing much better, Himeko." His tone was relieved.
Then he looked toward Dan Heng's translucent figure.
"It's truly good to