Miss Himeko seemed to realize that the potency of her homemade coffee was beyond what ordinary people could appreciate, so she thoughtfully replaced it with regular tea.
Welt Yang listened intently to Lin Ze's description of their targets, his expression growing thoughtful.
After considering it for a moment, he said, "So you're not looking for a single person, but a small group?"
Lin Ze nodded and confirmed, "That's right. They're always traveling around the universe in a spaceship. Earth's technology isn't advanced enough to support long-term space travel yet. Asgard could help, but they've been having some problems lately, and we don't want to bother them at a time like this."
"Actually, the biggest problem is just how huge the search area is," Lin Ze said with a wry smile.
March 7th gave him a bright, confident smile and said softly, "Then you've come to the right people! Nobody has more experience traveling through space than our Astral Express. As long as we have approximate coordinates, finding a few people for you will be a piece of cake."
"Uh, coordinates?"
Lin Ze was a little stumped. He didn't think the story had ever mentioned them.
"Hehe, you still need me when it really counts."
Lin Ze turned toward the voice and saw Lucy standing with her arms folded, looking seasoned and mature. "I've got them," she said.
"Huh?"
Seeing Lin Ze's eyes widen, Lucy stood up smugly. "I'll go find the conductor. Wait for the good news."
With that, she ran off.
"You and March 7th seem pretty close. Can you tell us how you met?"
March 7th looked at Lin Ze curiously as she asked.
Everyone else perked up their ears too, waiting for his answer.
With everyone's eyes on him, cold sweat suddenly broke out on the back