"Now, I wonder what's going on with Lain. It seems the Gilagesh Empire as a whole is sending small teams of heroes, and the Justice Bureau officers to the area we grew up in, due to this corpse race issue. I hope he doesn't get caught up in all of this." The lady spoke, after watching Rufut disappear before her eyes, to Jaiym.
"Well, I think he may be in trouble. He's probably exploring the outskirts of our Sval Kingdom, near our home town, Yearning Sweet. That means, there's a chance these corpse race rejects may find him. And knowing our teacher, he must've placed a lot of restrictions on his strength, that'll make him much weaker than all of us.
An omnipotent guy like him can't truly learn much from exploring the small world that we grew up in. If he wasn't the strongest out of all of us, he would have received less restrictions on his strength than us. But now he's definitely going to struggle against the insignificant insects called the corpse race that plagues the surroundings of our Yearning Sweet Town and beyond." Jaiym replied, in slight sadness. It seemed he truly didn't want Lain to be harmed.
"That sucks. Maybe I should go to him. I really need to help him!" The lady couldn't help but reply in anxiety, before standing up, but after standing up for a couple of seconds, she sat back down again in defeat. Saying to Jaiym with anxiety, and depression written on her face. "Oh right! We're here. I can't go to him right now, unless our teacher releases his restrictions on my body."
"Don't worry, my funny little sister, Ralif. Little Lain can handle himself very well, you know he always wanted to travel solo across the world. He may suffer a bit, but don't worry about his life. He's not invincible for no reason, so even with the restrictions he should be able to manage. When he's bored, he'll probably go back home." Jaiym stated after seeing her actions, with a slight look of worry on his face.
"If you say so. I'll go back inside now. This place creeps me out. If I talk to anyone here, I may accidentally punch them in the face for being cannibals." She replied, before gloomily standing up and heading inside the hut shaped grass building situated in front of her.
Watching the young lady called Ralif walk into the building, Jaiym nods slightly in acknowledgement, before looking up at the sky above him. Looking at the blue sky above that shone with a slight hint of purple, due to the countless tiny spores in the air, strangely had no moons around it, and also was covered in a distant belt of asteroids that encircled the planet in plain view from the ground below, he couldn't help but feel bored inside.