(I finally got Platinum in Sekiro—mm-hmm, aaah, I finally graduated!)
"Senior, why are you looking at me like that?"
Eyjafjalla looked at Bai Ye curiously.
Bai Ye smiled.
"I always knew Adele was amazing, but I never had a direct sense of it. Only now do I really understand..."
Both Skyfire and Silan were outstanding scholars and experts, yet in front of Eyjafjalla, they seemed like students. It was rather unbelievable.
Perhaps it was because Eyjafjalla usually seemed far too shy, or perhaps because she looked a little too easy to bully?
As soon as Bai Ye finished speaking, the girl blushed and waved her hands repeatedly.
"It's not that exaggerated... Besides, Miss Skyfire and Miss Dalkos just work in different fields from me. They're both incredible scholars too."
Skyfire turned her face away with a complicated expression. Though she spoke quietly, she said, "If anyone other than Eyjafjalla said that, I'd definitely think they were mocking me..."
Though the girl's muttering was soft, Bai Ye still heard it.
Texas heard it as well. After exchanging a glance, the two smiled.
"What a pity. If we could get the monitoring station's detailed data, or conduct a more thorough investigation into the cause of the volcanic activity, we could determine its cycle much more accurately. That would also make it easier for the citizens to prepare for evacuation." Eyjafjalla sounded regretful.
Miss Silan suddenly frowned and looked at Eyjafjalla.
"Miss Eyjafjalla, are the fluctuations in the volcanic activity data obvious right now? Can instruments detect them easily?"
Eyjafjalla nodded.
"That's right. Any reasonably sensitive instrument should be able to detect them."
Silan fell into thought upon hearing this.
"Perhaps it's an issue with the instruments, but Siesta's monitoring station has never been able to read any abnormal data. The station concluded