Why it never ends

"Is cheating useful?" Anna murmured in a low voice.

"If you plan to play tricks, then I will not return the video to Ms. Chiba."

"I don't mean this..." Anna said softly.

"I don't know."

"Just put the video back in the Navigation Museum," Anna said softly, "Just put it back in that broken figurehead."

"Do you need to notify Ms. Chiba?"

"Not for now," Anna smiled, "I'll think about when to tell her..."

"Okay." Zero was silent for a while, "Are you okay?"

"Huh?" Anna was a little surprised, "What do you think is wrong with me?"

"……do not know."

"I am fine," Anna replied, "some people are bad because they are paying for their mistakes, and mine is because I made the right choice... I am very good."

"Ok."

"Go, I'm tired, take a rest."

"Is today's lunch the same as yesterday?"

But Anna had closed her eyes and stopped responding.

……

On the seventh deck, Hesta came to the soldiers who had been purged. She looked around subconsciously, and suddenly found Agnes not far away.

"...Why didn't you go back?" Hesta asked.

"I want to ask you something," Agnes looked into Hesta's eyes, "you said yesterday about the banquet—"

Hesta directly interrupted Agnes, "Ask Tasia."

Meyer was stunned, "But you just said yesterday that because of the banquet, several people died on board—"

"This has nothing to do with you." Hesta looked away.

"But I'm the only one who received the invitation today," Agnes still looked at her, "I'm still wounded—"

"Ask the crew." Hesta replied, "You have limited mobility, so someone will help you."

"Can I go with Iger!" Mayer asked.

Hesta didn't answer, Lico turned around, "Why are you in a hurry, at most it will be your turn tomorrow... You two hurry down, let Tasia tell you what happened in the past few days—"

"Where's Police Officer Su Lei?" Agnes looked over Rico, "I haven't seen him until now—hey! What are you doing!"

Rico picked up Agnes with her wheelchair and strode towards the elevator. Meyer was stunned for a moment, calling Agnes's name while trotting after her.

Agnes couldn't raise her hand, she called Hesta's name loudly and asked Rico to put her down, but Rico ignored this and put her directly into the car.

"What on earth are you trying to do!" Agnes looked at Lico, with some horror in her eyes, "Why do you—"

"You go in too." Li Ke made a "please" gesture to Meyer who followed him.

Meyer immediately ran behind Agnes and grabbed the handle of her sister's wheelchair again.

Li Ke pressed the number six and the door close button in the car, and watched the two sisters slowly disappear behind the closed iron door. She took a deep breath—feeling that both the sisters and Tasia were a little uncomfortable. Tendency to take what others say seriously.

But as soon as this thought came up, another thought popped into Li Ke's mind - if the person on the viewing platform at the moment was Gobelin, they would probably be very cooperative, right?

Bernhard behind him was ordering the soldiers to count, when Rico turned around, he saw Bernhard standing next to Hesta's wheelchair.Although Hesta seems to be in a low spirit at the moment, judging from Bernhard's tense muscles and the occasional glances at Hesta, he is obviously very concerned about whether this inspection can be affirmed by Hesta .

This kind of performance reminded Rico of René who had been thrown into the sea... although the latter was more flattering and obscene.

"They all went back?" Hesta asked.

"Well, I threw it back." Lico supported the back of Hesta's chair, "Why did you pick them up? They won't cooperate with you."

The counting not far away was completely over, and Bernhard came to Hesta and reported the number of remaining soldiers majestically, asking Hesta to give instructions.

"Everyone here has seen me, and those who haven't, should know who I am."

Hesta's voice is not too loud, and with the sea breeze blowing from the viewing platform, except for the first two rows who can barely hear what she is saying, the people behind can only see her mouth moving.Bernhard realized this problem, and immediately repeated what Hesta said aloud.

Hesta looked ahead, and continued, "No matter what mission you are on board for, at this moment, these missions are temporarily suspended."

Bernhard was taken aback, but he didn't hesitate too long, and repeated what Hesta had said.

"The lives of ordinary passengers - including yours - are being endangered and we need to stop this conspiracy.

"Therefore, I need some of you to get off the third deck and into the common passengers.

"Most of you don't have a ship card, it doesn't matter, I have some extra ship cards here... If you get it, you will be automatically registered as my risky passengers, and I will also provide strong protection for everyone's safety. Assure.

"Now, I need nine people, whoever of you is willing to take the risk, take a step forward."

……

Agnes and Meyer returned to the restaurant in a dull mood. All the passengers who chose to stay disappeared at this time. There was a fresh smell that was too cold in the air, and the temperature inside the restaurant was far lower than outside. corridor.

Agnes shivered involuntarily.

Everyone is sitting here scattered at the moment, some people are still holding drinks in their hands, and no one speaks.

Meyer looked around, but there was no sign of Tasia.

"... Tasia isn't here?"

"Probably went to the bathroom," Agnes replied. "Let's go to the window."

"Okay." Meyer paid attention to her feet again, and pushed Agnes forward.

Sitting by the window was a slightly older thorn monk, and when they approached, his eyes also looked over here.

"Do you have time now?" Agnes asked. "I have some questions for you."

"Yes." The Briar Monk looked at the sisters with complicated eyes, "I recognize you, you are the couple who boarded the boat with Mr. Fiance—"

"Just getting on the boat together," Agnes said first, "We don't know each other well."

"Oh..." The Thorn Monk lowered his eyes slightly, "What do you want to ask?"

"About the banquet."

"Are you the ones who received the invitation today?"

"It's me," Agnes took out the invitation letter for the banquet from her arms, "Have you attended that banquet?"

The Briar Monk took the invitation and quickly read the content, "...No, but I have been there during the morning meeting these few days, so I can learn more."