Raye did not give a definite answer. She merely said that while continuing to carefully analyze the various pieces of information she had gathered through radio waves.
"Is that so..."
Kohinata Miku bit her lip.
Seeing Raye like this caused her a little pain and discomfort. At the same time, for some reason, a tiny spark of anger—just a tiny one—appeared in her heart.
And so, another night passed.
The next day, without any interference, the vehicle traveled swiftly. Before long, it reached the border town along the highway.
Perhaps because the situation was chaotic, there were many refugees here, and a settlement had gradually formed. Some members of humanitarian organizations were also distributing a small amount of supplies.
"Wait here, Kiri-chan. Don't open the door for anyone. I'll go see if I can get some supplies... or trade for something."
After noticing the situation here, Raye left. Before departing, she gave them these instructions at the vehicle's door.
"Okay, got it. We'll behave."
No one objected. They all indicated that they would stay quietly inside the vehicle and not run around.
"Excuse me, are you refugees too? Where are the adults looking after you?"
At that moment, apparently noticing the distinctive vehicle parked here, a medical worker who had been providing free consultations approached them, seemingly wanting to learn more about their situation.
"There's no one else. Just tell me what you need. Is something wrong?"
As the person approached, Raye silently hid the blade in her sleeve, fixed the other person with a wary gaze, and answered cautiously.
"There's no one else... Does that mean you escaped from over there on your own? Ah, that's incredible. And you're really lucky. I heard that it's become impossible to survive over there."
The medical worker looked incredulous and astonished at