The Terra Travel Diary of Neither Sacred, Rhea, nor Terra

"Don't worry, you drank a whole can of red medicine. Your digestive system may be the healthiest in your body now."

Seeing Kristen's reaction, Miku smiled as if he was seeing someone who was not good at eating spicy food being stubborn.

After saying that, Miku didn't push too hard, but took out a small metal ring and placed it in the center of the hot pot.

Just like a built-in filtering device, the soup trapped by the small metal ring quickly faded from the roiling red oil color and turned into a milky white bottom of the pot.

Kristen breathed a sigh of relief and did not continue to worry about the taste. She sat on the small stool opposite Miku and asked:

"Are there any dishes?"

Christen, who eats a lot of Yan cuisine, naturally knows how to use Yan tableware.

"Of course." Miku, who was stunned for a moment by Kristen's very masculine sitting posture, immediately took out a set of bowls and chopsticks and handed them over.

Then I just watched Christen pick up the chopsticks skillfully, hold the bowl, and pick up a piece of...the bottom vegetable from the pot.

"..." Miku picked up his chopsticks, picked up a piece of synthetic beef tripe and dipped it into the red soup for a few times.

In order to demonstrate it better, Miku brushed it a few more times, but it turned out to be a little old.

Fortunately, artificial ones are not as pretentious as natural ones and can be eaten.

Christen's expression didn't change at all. She picked up a piece and dipped it in the pot just like Miku did. The dipping time was the same as Miku's demonstration.

The only difference was that Miku's expression didn't change after he ate the food, but Christen's lips immediately turned red after taking a bite... She also dipped into the red soup like Miku.

Looking at Kristen's appearance, Miku had a strong sense of déjà vu, as if... it seemed... maybe, this big golden retriever is really a foreigner.

They can use bowls and chopsticks, but they don't know how to rinse them. Maybe they have eaten similar food, but perhaps it was some kind of localized and modified version.

As for the similarities, even the planet is called Terra. Even if it is not the real Terra, it must be related to the word "human".

It is normal for similar things to appear in culture. It is even possible that a "human species" like Christen, which has retained even the characteristics of the species, was designed by the human union, the earth union, or something else in this world.

Whether it is image or culture, it is all designed.

Seeing that Miku only took a bite of each dish and then stopped eating, Christen also put down her bowl and chopsticks.

Regarding this scene, Miku said with a desire to complain:

"Eat it. There is still plenty. Don't save it."

Christen, who had no idea what the astronomical number meant by the "a lot" in Miku's words, hesitated for a moment, then picked up the chopsticks and continued eating.

There was no way, she was really hungry.

She just ate it by herself, and the sight of the other person watching made Christen feel a little conflicted.

In order to offset this entanglement, Kristen took the initiative to find a topic and said:

"Why eat this... hot pot?"

Christen wasn't sure whether this way of cooking food was called hot pot in Miku.

"Yes, it's called hot pot." Miku smiled and said, noticing that Christen was confused.

"As for why I eat this, of course it's because it's convenient."

After that, Miku, knowing why Kristen suddenly had nothing to say, picked up his chopsticks and continued eating.

"Is it just convenient?" Christen asked curiously.

Compared to some foods that require more cooking techniques, hot pot is indeed more convenient, but that is only relative.

Kristen knows a lot of more convenient travel foods, such as the luncheon meat that Miku mentioned earlier.

And more importantly, when Miku was processing these ingredients just now, he didn't do it for convenience.

Kristen thought Miku had deliberately made hot pot for some special reason.

"There are indeed some other reasons, but it's just convenient right now. Would you like something to drink?" asked Miku.

Christen, who had gradually gotten used to Miku's mind-reading state, asked:

"Wine?"

"Hmm," Miku nodded, took out a small gourd and shook it.

"I'm not very good with these kinds of drinks."

Having said that, in fact, Christen can still drink. When Rhine Life still needs her to socialize, Christen is also a frequent guest at various cocktail parties.

But as a scientist, Kristen would not actively drink alcohol, a beverage that could permanently damage brain cells.

"Oh, that's a pity." Miku put away the endless wine jug without exposing Christen or saying that his wine would not damage brain cells but would be more beneficial.

"If you want something to drink, I have some here, if they're not ruined."

Knowing that I just rejected

Kristen, who was a little disappointed, spoke up.

"Then have a glass." Miku put away the endless wine jug out of thin air and took out two sparkling wine glasses out of thin air.

Seeing Miku's reaction, Christen immediately stood up, turned and walked towards her coffin...the hibernation chamber.

Then he bent down, reached into the hibernation chamber and fumbled around for a while, then pulled out two bottles of orange-yellow drinks that emitted a crystal-clear light.

Seeing the unusually familiar look of the drink in Kristen's hand, Miku was slightly surprised and said;

"Oh wow, Orange Juice?"

"Sorry, this is not freshly squeezed juice. It's a drink called Sanity Solution that can keep people awake."

After introducing the name of the drink in her hand, Christen paused and added:

“I like the taste of these.”

As for whether Christen likes these because of the taste, or because she has to drink these things for long-term mental work and thus likes the taste, that is another matter.

"The Pulpy Orange I'm talking about is not the kind of Pulpy Orange you think it is."

Miku briefly explained that the Orange with Pulp that he just mentioned was not orange juice, and then suddenly remembered something and asked Christen:

"Sanity solution?"

"Excuse me, is there any problem?" Christen was slightly stunned.

"Give me a bottle." Miku didn't say anything else and directly extended his hand to Christen.

Miku took the rational solution from the puzzled Christen, looked at the contents which were the same as the elements, and directly unscrewed the lid and put it into his mouth without using the wine glass.

As soon as it entered his mouth, Miku smelled the strong flavor of mustard. So is this what Christen mentioned that helps people stay awake?

It seems to be quite effective, at least Miku shuddered because of the strong smell of mustard.

After leaving aside the mustard flavor, what remains is the sweetness of a carbonated drink, but it is not the sweetness of happy water, but a weird sweetness similar to that of Dr. Pepper.

To put it simply, the bottle in Miku's hand looks like the elemental sanity solution, which is Dr. Pepper with mustard added, or the kind with extra mustard.

What a newcomer in the dark cuisine world, I'm afraid he might not be the choice of Steins;Gate.

"Not to your taste?" Kristen became even more nervous.

It seems that I shouldn't recommend this drink directly to Miku. The eating habits of each country on Terra are different, not to mention Miku, an alien.

It would be terrible if this taste was taboo for Miku.

Kristen became nervous and thought that she must have been too spicy because of the Shangshu-style hotpot, which was why she wanted to recommend her favorite drink to Miku.

What surprised Christen was that Miku, who had swallowed half a bottle of the rational solution in one gulp, did not show any disgust, but said with a look of reminiscence after the initial entanglement;

"I think I've drunk this stuff before."

"Does your hometown also have drinks with this flavor?" Christen breathed a sigh of relief.

This way, even if Miku couldn't accept the taste, it wouldn't be a bad situation.

"No, I mean, I've drunk this." Miku's tone became more and more certain.

"?" Kristen didn't react to what Miku was saying.

After hearing what Miku and Kristen said, BT also turned his head and looked over.

It knew that Miku must have remembered something because he looked like this.

"It's called the Solution of Reason, right?" Miku confirmed with Kristen again.

"Yes, this volume is also known as emergency sanity concentrate," Kristen replied.

"The largest portion, one hundred back at a time." Miku nodded, said something Christen couldn't understand, raised his head and drank the remaining rational solution in one gulp.

Qi, it tastes so bad.

10: This life is destined for me

After experiencing the first few worlds, Miku, who had upgraded from a novice planeswalker to a senior planeswalker, rarely encountered things that he found difficult.

The catalog alone could fill up a library, and as Miku travels, he collects more and more skill books, allowing him to find the right way to deal with most situations with ease.

This is called "accumulation" among multiverse planeswalkers, travelers, or traversers.

However, even with such a rich accumulation, Miku has encountered difficult situations.

Just like Miku always says, the only impossible in the multiverse is impossible.

After traveling through time so many times, Miku will definitely encounter things that are very troublesome for him or even endanger his own existence.

When faced with these situations, Miku has to use some of his best tricks to deal with them.

Burning memory and increasing the level is one of the methods.

From some perspectives, the memories of a planeswalker can be said to be extremely precious. With sufficient accumulation, the upper limit of Miku's memory burning output has long exceeded that of Princess Taiping who taught him this trick.

More importantly, even if Miku tried hard to control the scope of the memory burning, this kind of behavior of flipping the table would not cause too much impact on himself.

But when you really encounter a situation where your memory is burned, you can't do much about it.

The result is that Miku often encounters things that give him a sense of déjà vu.

Maybe he knew it before his first time traveling, or maybe he had passed by a certain world before... There is nothing that you can't come back to again after you have been there once.

Settings.

The mustard-flavored Dr. Pepper version of Orange Juice that Miku drank in two gulps, oh no, the rational liquid gave Miku such a sense of déjà vu.

"Have you ever drunk the liquid of sanity?" Christen asked curiously. Could it be that Miku's hometown, or some world where Miku had stayed, had a drink similar to the liquid of sanity?

"No, I've drunk the sanity liquid from you, Terra, I can be sure of that." Miku corrected Kristen's misunderstanding.

"?" Kristen was shocked by the amount of information contained in Miku's words and asked, "Have you ever been to Terra?"

"Yeah," Miku nodded without trying to hide it.

"It's really our honor." Kristen said with a somewhat formal smile on her face.

It’s also a privilege to have survived.

Although she still didn't have an accurate understanding of Miku's actual combat capability, Christen felt that it was quite exaggerated just from what she saw in the previous battle.

When the Witch-King of Leithnia used his witchcraft to destroy the Gallic army, he didn't do it so lightly...especially in a space environment.

"Haha," Miku, who knew what Kristen was thinking, smiled and said, "Maybe I know you."

"?" Christen's brain immediately short-circuited, and she subconsciously unscrewed the lid of the rationality liquid and took a sip.

"Emm, it's actually pretty easy to understand. I may have been here before, I may be here now, I may be here in the future, and now I'm here again."

Miku explained his situation to Kristen in the simplest terms.

"Maybe he has been here before, maybe he is here now, maybe he will be here in the future? Across time?"

After drinking the rationality liquid, Christen immediately understood the meaning of Miku's words.

"It could also be a parallel universe. Your world should have this theory." Miku helped Christen expand her thinking.

"Similar hypotheses have indeed emerged in Tremont's academic circles." Judging from Kristen's reaction, she does not really support this kind of theory.

Miku was not surprised by Kristen's reaction to this theory. In the theoretical physics academic circles of many worlds, parallel universes and superstring theories are all cults.

Christen, who focuses all her research on space projects, is more concerned with applied physics rather than these weird things.

"But it's just a possibility. In fact, after I came here, it's basically impossible for a parallel space to appear." Miku said to Christen.

As for the specific reasons, the idea that everything is one may be more difficult for Christen to understand than the theory of parallel universes.

"You can completely understand that my past self lived on Terra, and now I have traveled through time and come back again. As for why I came back again." Miku shrugged and continued, "Maybe the hyperspace engine that I modified finds it interesting."