But he seemed to have forgotten someone.
Wait, Sampo?!! Lingchen finally remembered. There was still a slice of Sampo flying above Jarilo-VI.
He covered his face with one hand. He had no idea how Sampo's flight was going. He probably had not passed out, but he was likely close.
When Sampo came to retrieve his mask in the future, Lingchen would be too embarrassed to trick him too many more times.
..."After thousands of years, has Jarilo-VI become like this..." As soon as the train stopped, Himeko looked outside.
"Huh? Is that white planet our destination this time?" "What a huge snowball.
" Stelle's eyes widened. It was her first time seeing a ball like that.
"Abnormal spatial readings. Our scheduled seven-day stop has been extended indefinitely, until the anomaly is eliminated.
" Pom-Pom pattered over and explained why the train had suddenly braked.
"What's that?" Stelle scratched her head. Although she had been participating in the Simulated Universe these past two days and had learned about some past interstellar events, she knew absolutely nothing about these technical terms.
Just as Herta had said, Stelle was only suited for testing, not even for offering suggestions.
"It's like the tracks ahead of the train suddenly breaking, with a bottomless abyss below. If we force our way out without resolving the problem and reconnecting the tracks, the train could enter unknown, dangerous territory, with terrible consequences.
" Himeko explained gently.
"I see. Should we buy some tracks from a shopping website, then? I've worked quite a few jobs lately. I should be able to afford some tracks.
" Stelle took out her phone and opened a shopping website.
Caught between laughter and tears, Himeko hurriedly stopped Stelle.
"I appreciate the thought, Stelle, but these tracks aren't the kind sold in shops.
"