They continued forward.
What were they supposed to do?
Tiemimi was filled with anxiety, and Gavial noticed that something was wrong. It was not because she was particularly perceptive, but because Tiemimi's behavior was far too different from what she remembered.
And it was not just her memories.
In her letters, when she spoke of the "Mawvisotia" festival that symbolized strength and glory, her tone had been urgent and fervent. Yet now she said nothing at all. There was clearly a problem.
What was the problem?
Gavial realized that Tiemimi was keeping her distance from Miss Delta.
She immediately began to think. That frightened expression did not seem fake, so... probably...
Gavial had a rough answer in mind.
Hoshino seemed to notice something. She found an excuse to slip away, leaving Tiemimi and Gavial alone. As for what would happen, she was very interested.
"You did it?"
Gavial asked bluntly and concisely.
"Huh? Uh? Mm? What are you talking about, Gavial? Why can't I understand you?"
Even an idiot could tell she was playing dumb.
So she really had fired that rocket launcher? Or did Tiemimi know who had? What was the reason? Was her Tiemimi still the same Tiemimi as before?
A string of questions flashed through her mind.
Gavial had never been good at thinking. So many questions at once irritated her, and she almost wanted to grab Tiemimi by the scruff with one hand and torture her. Specifically, by fiercely rubbing her big tail.
After thinking it over, she held back.
"Was it you?"
Tiemimi only shook her head.
"Then do you know who's firing rocket launchers into the sky?"
Tiemimi still only shook her head.
"You don't know?"
Tiemimi was still shaking her head.
It was over. The kid had been scared stupid.
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