She said nothing, only lifted her head, his face reflected in her eyes.
And fate.
Sometimes it was simply that elusive, that strange.
Because occasionally, she would remember their first meeting. Back then, she had still been a cold mechanical assassin serving under her father in the Mechanical Church, while he had been a surviving remnant of flesh she had to eliminate.
And who could have imagined.
That in just a few short years, they would go from mortal enemies to two people who could embrace each other like this.
"Have you learned it?"
"Yes, but only a little..."
"That doesn't matter. This is only the beginning. You've already done far better than I could have imagined. After all, I spent hundreds of years in the past just learning to mimic and wield this law."
Silver Fantasy listened in a daze and said:
"This past month, you've been... in the past the whole time?"
Lynn adjusted his Monocle and smiled at her.
"You could call it a way of building a foundation. I have to race against our future. Most of the time, I've been training at a point in the past where the Time War broke out, only coming back for a look when I have some free time. But I never expected that even those scraps of free time would add up to a whole month."
Silver Fantasy said nothing.
Because she could not imagine how he had endured it.
If every time he traveled back in time, he returned to the exact moment he had left, then perhaps he had already spent countless years in the past.
"How long did you stay?"
"Too long. So long that every time I come back, I feel afraid."
He had long since become an Origin.
His lifespan was no longer