Taking a Nap with March 7th

"I win! March 7th, surrender obediently!"

The Trailblazer watched the victory screen, excitedly tossed aside the controller, stood up, hands on hips, and let out a villainous laugh at a forty-five-degree angle to the sky.

"Damn it, I, Camera Zhao, underestimated them."

"Heh heh heh, the invincible Galaxy Bat Knight will devour all your snacks."

Stelle extended her sinful hand towards March 7th's snack cabinet.

"Wait! Spare the chips!" March 7th pounced over, snatching a bag of chips. "This is my favorite flavor, let me have a bite first."

Stelle took a bite of the crispy and delicious biscuit, the sweet taste melting on her tongue.

At the same time, a layer of gloom gathered in her heart.

Little March, I didn't mean to steal your snacks.

It's just that these snacks have to be finished before the warp.

Otherwise…

You won't be able to eat them either, they'll all expire!

Harboring such thoughts, the Trailblazer, with five parts peace of mind and five parts sophistry, happily spent an afternoon with March 7th wiping out the snacks that filled the cabinet.

"Oh well, what's done is done."

March 7th hugged a doll and lay on the bed, looking at the familiar ceiling.

"When we go to Omphalos, we'll just refill my snack cabinet, after all, we need to change up the flavors~"

It would have been fine if she hadn't said that.

Hearing this, the Trailblazer's expression stiffened.

Her eyelashes drooped, concealing the emotions within.

She had been holding a doll too.

But she reached out and tossed it aside.

Stelle quickly snuggled over, hugging March 7th from behind.

"Eh?"

March 7th, lying on her side, suddenly felt a warm embrace from behind.

A hand also surreptitiously landed on her waist, the same hand that had just been sinfully snatching her favorite flavored chips.

"What's wrong? Why are you suddenly clinging to me, Stelle? I didn't know you were so clingy."

"Nothing."

Because March 7th was facing away from the Trailblazer, she couldn't see their face.

Stelle's voice sounded flawless, she hid her emotions extremely well.

"Because ever since I got my own room, we haven't slept together anymore. Remember when I first boarded the Star Rail, you often let me stay over.

Back then, I used to fall asleep hugging you like this.

You can't sleep without holding something, and neither can I."

"You have the nerve to say that!"

As the Trailblazer's words evoked past memories, March 7th also remembered the days when she and the Trailblazer slept in each other's arms.

"The doll you used to hug at night was kicked away by you. Every morning when I opened my eyes, I saw the scene of: 'I'm hugging the doll, and you're hugging me'.

Because I was afraid of waking you up, I didn't dare to get up! I had to lie there until you woke up before I dared to move."

"That's why."

Stelle hugged March 7th even tighter, as if trying to feel the existence of the person in her arms, "That's why I haven't slept with you since I got my own room. I really miss it."

"So, shall we take a nap now, Little March? Don't move, just act as my doll in my arms."

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"Hey, who wants to act as a... Hahahaha, Stelle, that's not fair! Don't tickle me, let go!"

March 7th was unexpectedly ticklish all over, and the Trailblazer reached out and tickled her waist.

The pink-haired girl struggled to resist, but unfortunately, the strength disparity was too great, and she was no match for the Trailblazer. In the end, she laughed so hard that tears were about to flow out, gasping for breath as she begged for mercy.

"Okay, okay! Galaxy Bat Knight, I'll be honest, please let me go. You can sleep here for the rest of your life, haha, quick, let, let go of me…"

The Trailblazer revealed a smile that signified victory and closed their eyes together with March 7th, who was tired from playing.

It was a little tiring, not only for the person being tickled.

The person doing the tickling was also exhausted.

Stelle hugged March 7th and unknowingly fell into a dream.

As everyone knows.

The research speed of geniuses is unusually fast.

In just half a day, not only were the bugs within the Simulated Universe cleaned up, but also...

Herta and the others even joined forces with that plaster-headed Dr. Ratio from the Intelligentsia Guild, also known as Professor Veritas Ratio.

Together, they created a brand-new system—the Differential Universe!

They decided to connect the terminal interface of the Differential Universe to the airship that Penacony gifted to the Trailblazer.

The airship was originally called 'Oligoclase,' but since its ownership changed, it was renamed 'Trailblaze's Tail' by its new owner.

Very much in the Trailblazer's style!

Although, based on what these geniuses knew about Stelle, they thought she would come up with some abstract name like 'Didn't Lose the 50/50, Truly Excellent.'

[Stelle: Don't be so stereotypical! I'm not that abstract!]

This group of geniuses huddled together and murmured for a while, finally deciding on the person to board the Star Rail and tell the Trailblazer the good news—Professor Ratio.

Although the Trailblazer would probably be willing to install a terminal interface for testing the Differential Universe on her own turf, Trailblaze's Tail was, after all, her property. They couldn't just do it without a word. They still needed to board the Star Rail and discuss the specifics with her.

Ruan Mei left after finishing her part of the work, not even participating in the murmuring.

Herta and Screwllum weren't surprised by this.

Because Ruan Mei was always like this.

There was an unwritten agreement among geniuses that anyone could do whatever they wanted as long as they didn't disturb the others.

So, perhaps Ruan Mei had a flash of inspiration, or perhaps she was eager to return to the lab to do experiments.

Or maybe it was for other unspeakable reasons.

In short, she left, escaping the fate of boarding the Star Rail.

Only Herta, Screwllum, and Professor Ratio remained at the scene.

Herta tossed her hair, calmly and composedly took out her phone, and, with the look of someone whose surfing time had arrived, said in a resigned manner, "It's my personal time now. I don't have time to go to the Star Rail. If you really can't find anyone else to go, I can have a puppet do it."

Screwllum rested his chin on one hand, looking thoughtful.

"Actually, I would be happy to visit the Star Rail, but I'm afraid I don't have a ticket on hand and cannot freely board the Star Rail. Conclusion: Applying to the Star Rail for passage might take some time."

Ratio took the documents and neatly organized them, calmly looking at the one machine and one woman before him.

"Then I'll go find the Trailblazer. Farewell, everyone."

As soon as he finished speaking, Dr. Ratio, holding the test details document for the Differential Universe, left Herta's office.

The Star Rail, huh…

The corners of Ratio's mouth lifted in an almost imperceptible arc.

It just so happened that he hadn't been on the Star Rail for a long time.

Taking this opportunity to see the Trailblazer wasn't so bad.