A piercing alarm rang throughout the Time Variance Authority, leaving the two girls staring at each other, speechless.
Kiana stammered in horror, "Y-you're not some kind of prophet, are you...?"
That timing was just too perfect.
At first, everyone had treated the Time Variance Authority's alarm as decoration. There was no way it would ever go off.
As far as they knew, no one could cause trouble inside the Time Variance Authority.
The odds of it going off once were lower than winning the lottery jackpot every day for a week.
For it to go off twice in a short span of time? The odds were practically zero.
And the purple-haired girl had called it. What were the odds...?
A bead of cold sweat ran down the purple-haired girl's forehead. The coincidence was so unbelievable that even she began to wonder whether she had awakened some bizarre superpower.
"H-how could that be? Don't say things like that!" The purple-haired girl looked ready to cry.
She couldn't take the blame for something this huge.
"How was I supposed to know the alarm would actually go off?!"
"Something weird hasn't happened again, has it...?"
The poor purple-haired girl lost her appetite for doughnuts. She put hers down, looking utterly miserable.
Well, she didn't know why the alarm had gone off, but it would undoubtedly mean more work for them.
Best-case scenario, they would start working overtime today...
If the Time Variance Authority had suffered any damage, they might as well move in. They wouldn't even have time to sleep...
Beside her, a stunned Kiana still remembered to stuff another doughnut into her mouth.
Her eyes kept darting around.
"Why aren't you saying anything?" The purple-haired girl slumped over the table and turned to look at Kiana, all hope drained from her face.