The Invincible Little Lady: Volume 6 [Parts 1 to 10] by Chatsufusa

Author:Chatsufusa
Language: eng
Format: epub

“Tutte!” I yelled, immediately clutching my maid close to me and leaping to the side.

In my peripheral vision, I noticed Safina reacting just in time too, skillfully jumping out of harm’s way. Meanwhile, the spirit and Shelly hadn’t been so dexterous, and they’d plunged into the depths below. Well, yeah. They reap what they sow. Despite my thoughts, I quickly ran up to the hole and peered inside out of worry. It wasn’t too deep—Shelly had gotten a few scratches on her bottom, but that was all.

“Why did I fall into the hole?!” the spirit said, throwing a fit like a child. She rolled on the ground while flailing her limbs in the air. “I went through all that trouble to secretly ask where the most brittle area was! Arghhh!”

I didn’t need to ask to know whom she’d gained this intel from, and I was glad that I hadn’t been dragged into such a stupid affair as I glanced at the trees around me.

I continued to look down from the top of the pit. The two were clearly in a manmade corridor, and it wasn’t weathered away like the structures above ground, still clearly retaining a constructed shape.

“Do you think it’s the underground version of the ruin that we found above?” I asked.

“Ow...” Shelly said, rubbing her butt while glancing around. “Seems that way... Wait, what’s that?” She seemed to have found something.

“What’s what?”

“There looks to be some symbols engraved on this wall... I feel like I’ve seen it before. Hmm... Where was this from? Kairomea, maybe?”

Shelly stared at the wall while cocking her head to one side. She’d always been the forgetful type, so I wasn’t too surprised.

After Safina and I made our way down the hole, I saw we were in the middle of a single long corridor that had no turns in sight. I guessed that there was an opening that would lead above ground.

“All right, let’s go over there,” the spirit said. “I smell something fishy.” She proceeded to walk forward, but I slowed down. Safina noticed my hesitance and voiced some concerns of her own.

“Will this be okay?” Safina pondered. “I’m nervous about what the spirit said.”

Despite Safina’s worries, I’d have been lying if I’d said I wasn’t curious about what was in store for us...

“Whoa!” the spirit cried. “What is this?! It looks so weird!”

As I placed my curiosity and anxiety on a scale, my curiosity won out.

“I’m worried about the spirit, and I can’t leave her alone,” I reasoned. “I guess there’s nothing else we can do. Let’s follow her. We’ve got no other choice.”

Such was my justification to chase after the spirit. Safina and Tutte had likely sensed my excitement as they exchanged looks, but they said nothing more and followed behind me.

“So? What is...it?” I asked, my voice rising an octave and trailing off as I stepped into the room where the spirit was.

It looked to be a research facility that had conducted some suspicious experiments in the past—it was nothing like the structure we’d seen above ground.

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