I Saved Too Many Girls and Caused the Apocalypse: Volume 7 by Namekojirushi & Nao Watanuki & Adam Lensenmayer & Megan Denton

Author:Namekojirushi & Nao Watanuki & Adam Lensenmayer & Megan Denton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2018-03-26T04:00:00+00:00

“It’s nothing that special,” Mio said.

“You have a really pretty voice. It was a little different from the songs I hear on TV, but it was a wonderful song.”

“Th-Thank you.” Mio seemed a little embarrassed.

The idol MIO only sang happy pop songs that fit her girly image, but I guess she was talented enough to sing any kind of song she wanted. It felt rude to say that, though, so I didn’t.

“I think singing that lullaby made me sleepy,” she said, her eyes already half closed.

“We’re going to be on the move all day tomorrow, so get all the sleep you can. I’ll keep watch, so don’t worry.”

“Okay. Thanks.”

Mio laid her head back down on a balled-up jacket serving as a pillow, and she curled up like she had been before. I threw another branch on the fire as I listened to her fall asleep.

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Dawn came on the morning of what would’ve been July 21st on Earth, and Corona finally woke up.

“Mmmph...”

“Corona, how are you feeling?”

“Still a little out of it, but I do feel better.”

At the very least, she had her wits about her now. She seemed a lot better off compared to yesterday.

“Come on, you can pester her all you want later. If she’s up and about now, we’re going to take her to go get a bath.”

“I-I know.”

Tsumiki and Harissa shooed me away and helped Corona head down towards the river. Lea was currently overhead, flying around and trying to figure out where we should head next. It seemed like the girls had everything covered, so I decided to take a stroll.

“Rekka...”

Just as I was about to head off, Mio came up and grabbed my waist again.

“Want to go for a walk?”

She nodded silently, so the two of us headed out of camp together. We tried getting closer to the forest, but there was still no sign of any wildlife. No animals, and not even an insect... This was a pretty weird world.

“Wait a second...”

Something I’d learned about the natural world in elementary school suddenly crossed my mind. If there were no insects, how did the flowers pollinate? I mean, there were other ways it could happen, I guess, but didn’t flowers mostly depend on insects for that kind of thing? But there wasn’t a single bug to be found here.

And without them, how were these trees growing fruit? I suppose maybe they’d developed in some special way, but one question quickly led to another. For example, how did the food chain work here? Plants were pretty low on that ladder, but they weren’t on the bottom. That distinction belonged to corpses and the like. The bodies of dead bugs and animals turned into nourishment for plants. At least, that was how things worked on Earth.

Maybe dead branches could fill the same role, I guess. Either way, I couldn’t be sure. If I’d paid more attention in school, I probably would have had a better idea of how things worked... Maybe once we got back home, I’d get straight to doing my summer homework.

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