Sidney froze for a moment, then his expression changed drastically and he sprang to his feet. "Could something have happened to him?! Did he accidentally fall into the Abyssal Sea? Where is he? Let's go intercept him right away!"
[Calm down, little Sidney. We haven't descended very far yet, and I'm still in contact with the Dock above.]
Lady Camilla's words appeared on the monitor, easing Sidney's anxiety a little.
"You mean..."
[He just hung up on me because he thought I was being too long-winded... In short, Elliot is fine. That much I can confirm.]
Only then did Sidney relax. He sat back in his chair, rubbed his temples, and began to think.
"Was it a Sensor malfunction? A false reading?"
[In principle, that is the most reasonable guess. Probes, Sensors, cameras, and any instruments involving perception are all extremely prone to malfunction in the Sea of the Moon. Sometimes they give false readings. Sometimes it's worse, and they actually pick up certain distorted whispers.]
[This happens quite often.]
Sidney keenly picked up on the hesitation in Lady Camilla's tone.
"You don't think that's what happened this time?"
[I'm not sure.]
The text stopped appearing. Only after a long while did it resume:
[My Spirituality Intuition stirred. It tells me there is something extremely important below, and that includes... that signal from Elliot being real.]
Spirituality Intuition?
Every Supernatural person had Spirituality Intuition, but Sidney still instinctively found it somewhat strange.
He always unconsciously treated Lady Camilla as a machine, forgetting that she was actually a Supernatural person in another form.
"Spirituality Intuition is always worth trusting." Sidney's tone grew serious.
Spirituality Intuition almost never made mistakes. A Supernatural person could be misled or deceived, but Spirituality Intuition could not.
It was like a compass: whether mountains or caves