White Coo-Coo went back.
Along with her came Hoshino's earnest warning for Silence. The diligent researcher was rather frightened; Silence had never seen the shrine maiden write a letter in such a grave tone.
"What did she say?"
"Be careful of Ptilopsis."
Ptilopsis expressionlessly repeated the warning that was greatly unfavorable to herself.
No one could make sense of what the shrine maiden meant.
Silence was completely baffled.
Ptilopsis returned like lightning, before Amiya's dispatch team even had time to set out. This once again confirmed Amiya's guess, leaving Kal'tsit, whose tactical vision was exceedingly ancient, utterly dumbfounded.
"What exactly was she trying to do?"
"..."
Maybe she simply thought Ptilopsis was cute.
The Doctor offered this valuable opinion.
Obviously, Kal'tsit could not accept that. She placed Yae Sakura at a strategic level comparable to her own. That had to mean she was an exceedingly ancient existence, like a ghost walking through the cracks of history. How could she possibly do something so pointless?
She did not believe it.
To deny Yae Sakura was not the same as denying herself?
Lungmen agreed to Rhodes Island's request. Rhodes Island would establish a presence in Lungmen, and in the interest of strengthening ties, would assign an operator to the Lungmen Guard Department to help maintain public order.
To a certain extent, this operator would represent Rhodes Island's image.
The two idiots were definitely out.
Neither could it be a medical operator.
Blaze was too enthusiastic, and she would not do either. She was not good at working with others.
Amiya had originally planned to give the assignment to Grani. The girl was warm and friendly, and had once served as a mounted police officer in Victoria. She was practically the ideal candidate, but Kal'tsit forcefully vetoed the proposal.
Amiya was quite puzzled.