She was extremely curious. Since Mukade had already completely kicked the bucket,
then what exactly would Rōran's altered history be like?
If she had the chance, she truly wanted to see it for herself.
If not, that was fine too. As long as she could obtain the Dragon Vein and successfully fulfill the mission requirements this time, that would be enough.
Hinata said nothing, and neither did anyone else.
There were already so many puppets guarding just the outermost layer.
That meant there was still another layer ahead.
And logically speaking,
the defenses ahead might actually be even more terrifying than those of the outermost layer.
Although this whole ordeal had not consumed much of their strength,
they were genuinely deeply curious about what awaited them next.
This place was enormous, but no matter how large it was, there would eventually be an end.
So Hinata soon arrived before the entrance to the next level.
With Hinata's permission,
Souji Take stepped forward and used an extremely violent method, smashing the stone door to pieces with a single punch.
As the stone door shattered, a faint glow suddenly shone out from within.
The light was not bright, but it was enough to let them see everything clearly.
They stepped forward and entered.
On this level, Hinata looked around.
There seemed to be nothing there.
It appeared that no further measures had truly been set up here.
Yet that was both unexpected and understandable.
After all, without Hinata, if someone else had encountered the puppets on the first level,
they might truly have been helpless.
Under that strange mechanism, an endless stream of puppets had been produced.
Though their defenses were not as high as imagined, their numbers had long since made that inevitable.
Hinata did not speak again.
Instead, she focused