"Lizao... you're a star?"
A Ding held his child while Yūichirō exclaimed in admiration, but none of the family recognized the name "Lizao."
"You don't need to praise me so much."
Lizao took off her helmet. Her delicate features held a cool beauty, more mature and elegant than Janine's slightly stern, fierce air.
This was... a grown-up Sabrina.
Not the little psychic girl in a princess dress sitting on a high chair in the anime, nor the girl in a tight combat suit taking part in various operations in the games.
She was a capable, composed young woman, with a witchlike air of mystery.
That was why Sabrina's foreign-language names contained references to witchcraft, curses, and the poisonous plant "belladonna."
"I'm just a third-rate actress who's played a few supporting roles."
"You shouldn't say that, Lizao."
Lisia bounced over to Lizao again. "I saw you play the Magic Queen. You worked so well with the special effects, flames, and other props."
When performing songs and dances onstage, Lisia sometimes got startled by atmospheric effects such as fireworks and flames that suddenly shot out.
But in the movie, the Magic Queen's spellcasting performance had looked utterly natural.
Shen Qi muttered inwardly, Was there any chance those weren't special effects or props... but Sabrina's psychic powers?
Lizao merely smiled and lightly patted Lisia's shoulder in encouragement.
She seemed somewhat aloof, but she was completely different from the Sabrina Shen Qi knew from the anime, who turned her parents and Pokémon Trainers into dolls.
The preliminaries ended, and the findings on the accident involving the top three were released.
It was very simple: they had merely overturned while fighting for position.
The three T2 racers were closely matched, and they had been pursuing one another at close range. When one ran into trouble,