Mystery: Lucky One

Alice's body suddenly froze.

Edwina's inquiring gaze was still on her. It was not heavy, and could even be described as gentle, but this did not prevent Alice from becoming nervous all of a sudden.

What exactly was the Level 0 Sealed Object that she swallowed...do you want to tell me?
No, this, can you tell me?
The existence of uniqueness undoubtedly involves the secret of Sequence 0, which is a secret hidden by all major churches, just like the role-playing method.

...You can’t say this, right?

Alice hesitated for only a moment before deciding to respect everyone's decision on this matter:
"Go ask the God of Wisdom! He must know! He, He has inherited the Creator's omniscience!"

If I eat it, it can be considered as inheritance, right…?
Alice spoke with a firm tone, but her eyes flickered. Edwina frowned and glanced at Alice's expression. After comparing, she found that this was exactly what a child looked like when he did something bad.

So you must never ask the God of Wisdom such questions.

In comparison, the statement that Alice "inherited the Creator's omniscience" did not attract Edwina's attention at all.

Similar statements exist in the scriptures of major churches. For example, the creation myth of the Church of Evernight states that the "Lord of Storms", "Eternal Sun" and "God of Knowledge and Wisdom" were born from the spirit of the Creator...

Who would have thought that these three guys would share and eat the Creator?
This is truly... the Last Supper.

Thinking of this, Alice shook her head and stopped telling stories that are only known to you, me and the Creator - otherwise it would be awkward if any of the protagonists in the story came over and took a look.

If I can't ask...looking at her attitude, this should involve some kind of secret...a secret related to the gods?
A gleam of light flashed in Edwina's eyes. She looked at Alice and asked, "Is this a secret that the gods have forbidden to be spread?"

How did she guess it?

Alice looked at her in surprise and praised her generously:

"You are so smart! Can believing in the God of Wisdom really make you smarter?"

Edwina glanced at Alice and said in a light tone: "Emperor Roselle once said that reading makes people wise."

...It's Rossel again!

Alice, who had just recalled the creation myth, was distracted by Russell checking in again.

Russell is really everywhere... How do you say that? Haunting? So many people are talking about him, will he really crawl out of his grave one day because of too much talking...

Alice, who had done a lot of bad things, began to worry about her future.

Even if he crawled out, it wouldn't be such a coincidence for him to see those two pages of the diary, right? Even if he saw them, he wouldn't be able to deny that they were not written by him, right? And, and, and he doesn't know who I am!

...You probably don't know?
Alice drove Russell out of her mind in fear and answered Edwina's question:
"Actually, it may not be a secret in other places. Angels and above might know about it, but..."

But the God of your Church of Knowledge has eaten the Creator, so He might be worried that believers will eat him too... ?
Alice looked up at the sky and began to avoid the question. Edwina, who had already figured out Alice's character, took advantage of the situation and stopped asking. —— Alice could tell everything about things that could be said in just two sentences, without anyone asking. But once she avoided talking about it, no matter how you asked or how you tried to get her to say something, she wouldn't say a word.

In comparison, Edwina actually had a hard time understanding Alice's criteria for judging what could be said and what could not be said - she broke the big news that she had swallowed a Level 0 Sealed Object as soon as she got on board.

...You can't just rely on your intuition, right?

She didn't voice this doubt out loud. She just glanced at Alice and gently changed the subject:
"If you have anything else you want to know, you are welcome to come back here... Of course, you can come and play if you don't have anything else to know, as long as you don't plan to treat the Golden Dream as a toy."

This was a farewell, and a touch of melancholy suddenly crept into Alice's heart - Edwina was actually the only person who would listen to her patiently.

Of course, Amon doesn’t count. Alice is referring to the kind of “elders” who will listen to her seriously.

It was obvious that the goddess would not bother to pay attention to her. Klein... Klein could only be considered half.

In fact, Edwina might be only half. After all, Alice would not be too presumptuous in front of Edwina - she more or less recognized Edwina's identity as a teacher.

Although her hatred for attending classes was engraved deep in her soul, Alice had to admit that Edwina was indeed a good teacher, excellent both in teaching knowledge and in getting along with students.

Maybe this is the strength that comes from being professionally trained.

Alice felt that if she told Edwina that she had stolen the donation box of the "Lord of the Storm", she would not... Bah, what nonsense! It was obviously Amon who stole it!
Alice threw away the messy thoughts in her mind and decided to say something to break this sentimental atmosphere. After thinking hard for a while, she decided to confess on Danitz's behalf:
"Do you know... in... in Danitz's heart, you are the real 'gold' and 'dream'?"

Edwina frowned slightly.

Alice looked at her with a serious expression:

"You really don't know about this... Well, actually Danitz has been secretly in love with you for a long time. He has always liked you, but he just didn't dare to say it.

"There was one time before, when Danitz got drunk in a bar, and he confessed to you with tears and snot. It was so painful to watch!

"Since I am leaving, as a friend, I must tell him what he dared not say, and make him understand his regret!
"Captain, Danitz is a very good person. Although he is a little stupid, has no brains, is a little unskilled, and has a low level of education... well, at least he has a sincere heart for you!

"Captain, you must consider him carefully. Even if you don't like him, don't make him sad..."

Edwina's brows furrowed more and more, and Alice finally shut up and said hurriedly:
"My mom called me home for dinner, so I left first!"

Edwina opened her mouth to say something, but Alice looked really anxious and disappeared before she could finish her words.

...So who is her mother? How could she let Gehrman Sparrow take care of her... No, this is obviously an excuse!
Edwina finally figured out the truth of the matter. She shook her head and thought of Alice's previous words. After a moment's silence, she pushed open the door of the captain's room and said to the idle sailor:
"Have you seen Danitz? Ask him to come back and see me later." (End of this chapter)