Yuan Shikai: "A means of transportation? You mean a spaceship?"
Louise: "That's right. A spaceship capable of squeezing into the dimensional wall. An ordinary spaceship would only be destroyed, taking everyone aboard with it, if it crashed into one."
"Even in that era, only a handful of spaceships equipped with special engines met the requirements and possessed the ability to penetrate dimensional walls."
Yuan Shikai: "Where am I supposed to find those spaceships?"
Louise: "Let me see which one is closest."
Louise suddenly took out a monocular telescope and peered through it with her golden eyes.
She then adjusted its direction and began looking around through the telescope.
At last, her gaze settled on Yuan Shikai, as though she intended to see straight through him.
Louise: "What a stroke of luck. I never thought that spaceship's key would be on you."
Yuan Shikai looked himself over, but no matter how hard he racked his brains, he could not understand what key Louise meant.
Louise: "Don't overthink it. It's called a key, but its shape is completely different."
With Louise's reminder, Yuan Shikai seemed to understand what the key was—and which spaceship she meant.
He had seen it with his own eyes. After the key had been inserted, the spaceship had activated, and he had even experienced it himself.
Yuan Shikai: "You mean Rhongomyniad, the Tower at the World's End?"
Louise: "Since you already know, things are much simpler. It saves me the time of explaining everything from the beginning."
"Rhongomyniad, the Tower at the World's End, was originally called the Dimensional Wall Experiment Unit-01. Though it was the oldest model, its functions were still quite comprehensive."
Yuan Shikai: "Dimensional Wall Experiment Unit-01... I see. No wonder the technology inside was far beyond this era's. But I'm curious—why would anyone want