"What are you talking about?" Sidney looked somewhat bewildered.
But then something occurred to him, and his eyes slowly widened.
He slowly lowered his head and looked through the porthole at the seabed, at this Sea of the Moon filled with [Honey].
"Honey Water attracts bugs more than anything, doesn't it?" Michel looked grim.
Sidney's face twitched. "Surely it couldn't be that much of a coincidence..."
The Sea of the Moon was already a chaotic melee of Dream Creatures, Blood Vampires, the human fleet, [Casting Forge], [Primordial Blood], and [Blood Lord]. If [Worms] were added to the mix...
That really would make for a delicious stew.
"At present, there's no information proving that the Great Beings sealed their Abodes because of [Worms]. That's only our conjecture," Sidney said hesitantly.
"You're right. All of this is conjecture." Michel paused. "Do you remember the fairy tale I told you?"
"What about it?"
"They say the Primordial Sun's collapse attracted [Worms], and according to that fairy tale, the moon is a fragment of the Primordial Sun!"
Sidney's face twitched again.
He sighed. "All right, tell me about [Worms] in detail. You know I don't understand much about these things."
Michel nodded grimly.
"Let's start with that fairy tale again. The part about the tree at the beginning can no longer be verified and is generally considered a fabrication."
"As for the Primordial Sun's collapse, although there are no explicit accounts, scattered records remain in the [Secret Histories] found in various places."
"The True Gods divided and devoured his corpse. Even after obtaining his authority, they had no intention of leaving his corpse alone. However, this attracted [Worms]."
"No [Secret History] ever recorded how powerful [Worms] were. They recorded only fear."
"The fear of the Great Beings."
"Yes, even Great Beings feared these monsters