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"— The only one mocking our 'vain insolence' is that one-eyed traitor. If this world were cold or hot from our presence, we would have either all returned home or simply died in the explosion. But overall, I understand what you mean; it's terrifying to imagine what secrets lie hidden in these lands. It's the thought of what unimaginable creatures we might encounter here that makes me uneasy."
"— Well... It turns out we are encroaching on the home of these unimaginable creatures, so they have every right to dislike us. Perhaps we should try to convince His Most Brave Highness to wait until the rubble is cleared, instead of testing everyone's fate?"
"— I'm afraid there's no turning back. We've already discussed this; the rubble is too large, and it would require too many resources, which His Most Wise Highness does not see as prudent. Or rather, it's about believing that our kingdom would allocate a mass of resources to this. Of course, my father and the young lord are surely outraged right now and are most likely considering rushing to save us, but unfortunately, the rubble is so massive that even they would have to admit the futility of that plan. We have no choice but to take matters into our own hands and find our way out ourselves."
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