And it really did seem to be as he had said: he was in no hurry to learn that history from her. But he had also restricted her freedom-at least, that was certainly how she saw it.
"Let go of me! I already told you! I don't trust you! Fine! Even if I really believe you came from the future, and there really is a causal bond between us, that must be something that happens later. And you won't tell me anything, so who knows whether we're enemies or friends? Don't think you'll get anything you want out of me!"
"Did you hear me?! If you want to kill me, do it! Why do you have to keep holding on to me?!"
"Hey! You bastard! Did you hear what I said?!"
But it was all useless. Lynn held her wrist in an unyielding grip, and no matter how she struggled, she could not break free.
He took her through one world after another.
At the dawn of this New World, everything was still barren. Even where life had already emerged, it consisted only of simple creatures.
Finally, he took her tearing through the Starry Sky, and they arrived at a world utterly different from the other planets.
Blue skies, white clouds, and snow drifting everywhere.
"Recover here."
Amid the endless snowfall, Lynn sat on the snowy ground, as though he could faintly see the towering spires beyond the snow. The power of the elements and magic seemed to drift through the air as well.
"The other worlds have only just formed, and intelligent life is scarce. But this place is different. This is the only planet that spans both the old world and the new. For you, the more consciousnesses gather in a place, the better it can nourish the