"It feels like... Little Fish just said something incredible as if it were perfectly normal..." March 7th said, blinking.
"The Luofu is actually coming-not its fleet, but the Xianzhou Luofu itself..." July marveled as well. "Isn't the Xianzhou Alliance spoiling Little Fish a bit too much? That's an entire sixth of the alliance!"
"Are we really in any position to say that?" Stelle asked, looking at July. "There might be fewer of us, but didn't practically everyone turn out when we were looking for Little Fish?"
"That's true..." July's lips twitched. "But the sheer difference in numbers is what makes it so shocking. All the people aboard a Xianzhou versus a handful of us Nameless-the impact isn't even on the same scale."
"That's not enough. It's still a little dangerous for Uncle Yang to go alone. How about having Argenti go with him?" Jiang Yu suggested.
Old Yang looked at Jiang Yu, then at the three knights behind him, and finally shook his head.
"No. The Knights of Beauty are invaluable allies. They'd be better off staying with you. Besides, didn't some other knights already set out just now? If their target is the Dream Master, we should run into each other."
Old Yang gently ran his fingers over the Star of Eden before saying, "You don't need to worry about me."
"...Good luck, Welt." Himeko stopped trying to persuade him.
Watching this, Jiang Yu lightly scratched his cheek. He wasn't sure whether he was imagining it, but Uncle Yang now seemed to have death flags sticking out all over his back, like an old general on an opera stage.
"...Yes. Take care of yourselves, too." Old Yang nodded. "If anything goes wrong... don't worry about me. You must seal the Stellaron."
Hearing Old Yang say that, Jiang Yu felt