Isekai Adventures

After eating the snack, Lania told me. "Ugh... We're full! Hey, Dante, we want to sleep twice." "Sleep twice? You just finished eating?" I heard. "Yeah! I'm going to sleep twice now!" Rania said. "I can't help it..." I said. "That Mr. Dante, I want to take a break, too. I, Lania, will take a break with you." said Sultana. "I want to go outside. Me, I wanted to get some outside air." Caesar said. "Okay. I don't have anything to do right now, so you can do it if you want." I said.

Sultana entered the women's room with Rania, and Caesar went out alone. "Shall we begin, Victoria, Alexander? The three of us should organize our information together now." I told Victoria and Alexander. "Yeah! Let's do it together!" Alexander said. "Me, I've already sorted out just a little bit of information, and I wrote it, so, Mr. Dante, could you look at that?" Victoria told me. "Sure, fine! What my buddy wrote hard, of course I see!" I got the bamboo that Victoria wrote, "I said.

What my buddy wrote so hard, I was reading it in detail. The more I read, the more I was impressed and surprised. "Wonderful, really wonderful, Victoria! Thank you so much for writing this up. By the way, Victoria, when you wrote, how many words did you use," I said. "I'm really glad Mr. Dante is happy for you! When I wrote it, I used English. Did I write something weird?" Victoria said. "It doesn't say anything weird about such a great thing. Apparently, the nine of us weren't just talking, we were also synchronizing writing." I said. "? What do you mean?" Alexander asked.

"What Victoria wrote in English, I was reading in Japanese. Everything Victoria wrote, the letters I saw were not English, they were Japanese. How did this happen? All our communications were synchronized for possible reasons." I said. "Yes, indeed, thinking like this can explain a lot of situations. But I really can't believe it..." Alexander said. "I really can't believe it. But I think this is a good idea. Once synchronized, we can talk and we can understand what we write, which is really convenient." Victoria said. "Sure you're right, I think that's fine too." I said.