Skadi, returning to infinity

"What's wrong? What happened?"

Skadi put on her hood and turned on her voice changer; Skadi's voice annoyed Kal'tsit.

"Turn off the voice changer for me."

"Oh, oh." Skadi turned off the voice changer and stood there obediently, not daring to speak.

"The news spread so fast outside, I wouldn't believe it if there wasn't someone stirring things up behind the scenes."

"And the only person who can do this so quickly is you."

Even though Kal'tsit had experienced a lot, her expression still changed slightly when she talked about this, and she blushed a little.

Skadi knew in her heart who had done it, which was why she didn't make a choice in front of Theresa.

But she couldn't answer that Theresa did it, since Kal'tsit had subconsciously ruled out Theresa.

If he tells the truth, even if Kal'tsit believes him in the end, he and Kal'tsit will still have another conflict because of Theresa.

Originally, she wanted to quietly wait for this situation to pass and then act as if nothing had happened.

But Kal'tsit didn't intend to do that; instead, she pulled her aside and asked her questions.

She has no way to avoid it now.

Now she only has two choices.

Either remain silent and say nothing, which will anger and annoy Kal'tsit, ultimately straining their relationship.

Either admit it outright...

"Kal'tsit".

Having made her decision, Skadi raised her hands and placed them on Kal'tsit's bare shoulders.

This time, she didn't add the title "doctor," but called her by her name directly.

This made Kal'tsit's heart tremble, and then she glanced away slightly.

I don't know what you're thinking.

"But I never expected things to develop like this."

"I've always wanted to build a good relationship with you, and to avoid any further misunderstandings, I've already told you my deepest secret."

"But I still don't know how to get along with you."

“Every word and action of yours affects me. I keep wondering what your purpose is in doing and saying these things.”

"Then I started asking myself, how should I answer you?"

"Later I realized that I might not be very good at talking to you."

"Because I don't beat around the bush, I'm too straightforward, and it's easy for you to misunderstand."

"You can blame me for this incident; I unconsciously tried to get closer to you."

“Even if I am 99% responsible, Kal'tsit, you are 1% responsible.”

"This 1% of the responsibility is, why do you make it so hard for people to get close to you?"

"I don't want to see your stern face, I don't want to endure your cold gaze, and I don't want to be mocked by you."

"So even if it might cause misunderstandings, I still want to get close to you..."

"Get to know you, become familiar with you, and then understand you."

"But no matter how much I say now, all I can say is sorry."

"The responsibility this time lies with me. I... I will explain it to them myself."

This speaking style was unlike Skadi's; she had rummaged through her memories in just a few seconds.

I went through all the visual novels and simulation games I'd played before, as well as the lines from anime and light novels, and found...

If you come.

She knew that many of these statements were unreliable, and while they might not seem too strange when placed within her own work, they were unreliable when spoken to others on their own.

That could easily lead to an extremely awkward situation, and the other person might misunderstand her.

But now she had no other choice. Not knowing how to answer, she could only choose this option, as a last resort.

"...You...you let me go."

Kal'tsit had no idea how many works Skadi had scoured her memories to answer that question.

Hearing Skadi say this in this situation made her ears turn red and her face feel hot.

She shifted her shoulders, pushed Skadi's hand away, and then turned her body to the side.

"I understand, but you need to understand one thing: I'm not deliberately going against you."

"However, I am the leader of the Tower of Babel and Theresa's best friend."

“I instinctively become wary of anyone who gets close to you, not wanting them to come into contact with His Highness and disrupt the development of the Tower of Babel.”

“I’m not just targeting you, but everyone who does this will be my target.”

"But I understand what you mean. In the future, if I have any opinions, I will communicate with you properly to avoid misunderstandings as much as possible."

"As for the current situation, let's just pretend it never happened."

"As long as we keep our distance and act like colleagues in front of others, the rumors will naturally fall apart."

Kal'tsit's heart was pounding. Skadi's words, though unintentional, carried her unique allure.

And this feeling was conveyed through her words, which sounded like a confession of love.

It became a deadly "poison," which even Kal'tsit found difficult to deal with.

After saying this, she hurriedly left the storage room without looking back.

"Fortunately, we got through it."

After watching her leave, Skadi patted her chest for a long while.

She was genuinely worried that her hastily cobbled-together words would only deepen the misunderstanding, but it seems they've worked well now?

After seeing the results, Skadi felt it necessary to re-examine the dialogue and script structure of these works.

It's best to write down some scenes and dialogues, and then use them when appropriate.

The first test subject was a high-difficulty character like Kal'tsit, and it still had such good results.

Skadi felt more confident about how she would get along with others in the future.

She had no idea how much of the external factors contributed to the effectiveness of her words to Kal'tsit.

However, it's a good thing that Skadi, who is only just beginning to understand how to get along with girls, can have such a change.

Moreover, it's possible that this peculiar and subtle dialogue might actually have some effect.

"Hey, it's time to go."

To avoid being misunderstood a third time, Skadi waited in the storage room for an extra ten minutes before coming out.

But she never expected that from the moment Kal'tsit pulled her into the storage room, to the moment Kal'tsit left first, and then her cautious departure afterward, everything...

Someone saw it and broadcast it live in text.

"Isn't this even more difficult to explain?"

Theresa was also observing silently. She knew Kal'tsit was looking for "retribution" with Skadi, but to others, it was a completely different matter.

Little Kal'tsit, you're usually so careful in your actions, why did you act so impulsively this time?

Is it her who has upset you?

As Theresa pondered this, she suddenly burst into laughter.

PS: Updated to 3/6.

PS2: I slept all afternoon and didn't wake up until after 7 pm. The heavy rain made me feel listless and terrible.

Chapter 19: I didn't have an affair with her, hmph!

After preparing everything in the afternoon, when we were leaving, Kal'tsit had a stern face and didn't say a word.

Not only that, she also kept a certain distance from Skadi, absolutely not letting her come within two meters of her.

Seeing this, Skadi had no choice but to try her best to keep a distance of just two meters from Kal'tsit.

First, I told her that I didn't want to be too far away from her.

Secondly, I want to ask what happened this time.

Although there were only two of them on this mission, they were followed by a team of twenty people.

The team will not follow them into the pit; instead, they will wait outside.

This was arranged by Theresa to prevent Skadi and the others from being left without help when they needed it.

The group of people were now about twenty meters away from Skadi and her companion, neither getting close nor saying much.

Everyone seemed to have their own little thoughts, looking at each other, all wondering what would happen between Kal'tsit and Skadi.

These past two days, they've been thoroughly enjoying the gossip about Kal'tsit and the Doctor's romantic relationship.

We can get a closer look and see if these two are really as rumored.

That would be the best thing ever.

Seeing them being affectionate would undoubtedly be even more exciting, wouldn't it?

How interesting would it be if the usually aloof Dr. Kal'tsit were to act shy and demure in front of someone else?

I didn't do anything, did I?

After walking for a while, Skadi couldn't stand the oppressive atmosphere any longer and asked a question.

Kal'tsit paused, then glanced at her sideways.