Chapter 106

Finally, Little Wei seemed relieved. She quickly put down the flowerpot in her hand and gave W an apologetic look. "Sorry, please wait a moment, I, I'll be right back!"

After saying that, 'Little Wei' ran back to the tailor shop.

This 'Little Wei'... is completely different from that W whose starting gesture begins with 'your mom'...

They're too obedient, so obedient that W is starting to feel nauseous.

But then, from the tailor shop, that gentle female voice came again. "Hey... Little Wei from the other Worldline? Where is she? Is she outside the shop? I'll go check."

Hearing these words and the increasingly clear footsteps, W felt as if her breath was about to stop.

Until W saw that familiar face, saw that familiar person.

The moment I saw Theresia in this Worldline.

W simply couldn't bring himself to say "Your Highness" anymore.

"Are you Little Wei from another Worldline?"

Theresia from the Angel Line, her halo swaying, exclaimed in surprise, "It really is... Oh, sorry, sorry, did I scare you? Would you like to come in and sit down?"

W: "..."

The prince is... well, somewhat different from the one I remember.

There was no lingering sorrow between her brows, but rather a friendly, approachable air, like that of a kind older sister next door.

"Ah... no."

At that moment, W laughed, "That's good, yes, that's good."

All the prepared words and prepared statements vanished into a single sentence upon seeing Theresia:

'This... seems pretty good too.'

Theresia is not dead.

Although she is almost nowhere to be found in this Angel Line, she runs a cozy little shop, does some sewing work to supplement her family's income, and waits for her brother to come home for dinner in the evening. The neighbor's kid, 'Little Wei,' also comes to help out from time to time.

Yes, that's enough.

W did not tell Theresia about her experiences in the normal Worldline, nor did she intend to ruin this beautiful moment.

W simply greeted them formally, said goodbye, and then turned and left without hesitation.

W knew of Theresia's gentleness and knew that if Theresia noticed anything unusual about her, she would definitely come to inquire about it.

Then... this beautiful thing might be destroyed by W herself.

"So that's enough!"

"Okay, that's good."

The significance of the "white moonlight" lies in the beauty that exists only in one's heart; even if the "white moonlight" herself were to come, it wouldn't make a difference.

W felt both happy and dejected.

The arguing around her was making W a little upset. She didn't want to watch, but perhaps to stop herself from overthinking things.

W reached out and grabbed a random passerby, asking, "Tsk, what are they babbling about over there? It's making my ears hurt."

The passerby who had been dragged over paused for a moment upon hearing this, then said with a subtle expression, "Little Wei? You can't swear, or your sister Xi Ya will pull your ear. And Little Wei, where have you been? Your hair is all messed up..."

As they were talking, the passerby paused again, because he seemed to have noticed that W didn't have a halo above his head.

So the passerby hurriedly apologized. "I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, you must be Little Wei from another Worldline, right? Wow... you really do look exactly the same, but in your rebellious phase? How come you're like Little Wei here..."

Seeing that W's expression had become somewhat unfriendly, the passerby quickly returned to the main topic:

"Uh... you mean them?"

"Aren't you following the will of God to form an alliance with us?"

"So you're helping us climb the Technology Tree... is that how you put it?"

"Then, we raised a question:"

"Are interstellar warships limited to the shape of spaceships?"

"'If we could make it into other shapes, could we move the church onto the interstellar warship?'"

"Then, for some reason, they started arguing."

W: "..."

Are you all fucking crazy?

W didn't understand anything about interstellar space or warships.

But even she felt that moving the church up there sounded like a difficult task.

Why don't you just say that you should make those interstellar warships into statues of Lord God, and then fly around in the shape of Lord God?

But after cursing, W suddenly remembered that these people were Angels. Then, thinking back to the awful behavior of those Angels in the normal Worldline...

It seems like something only these Angels could pull off.

That's alright then.

So what if they build a church on top of it? What's the big deal? Let the Angels build it. What's there to argue about? Is it really necessary?

The answer is:

It is necessary, absolutely necessary.

Unlike W, the Savior Kal'tsit is now sitting in the conference room, rubbing her forehead and letting out a long sigh.

How many times has she sighed today? I've forgotten.

But even Kal'tsit's aloof demeanor, or as W would say, her sour face as if someone owed her money, is starting to falter.

The Angels actually asked three questions in total.

First, could we move the church onto the interstellar warship?

Second, could we transform a starship into an ice cream truck?

Third, could we use "Hakimi Duet" as car music to play all day long?

Even Kal'tsit felt an urge to swear after hearing these three questions.

But in the end, she didn't say it.

Because she had a halo above her head, the empathy of the halo was transmitted to the Demon King Rabbit and Mylnar.

Then the two of them told Chen Ran about it.

As a result Chen Ran's loud laughter gave Savior Kal'tsit a headache.