Posts from Reimian Empire Auto-translated

/ Well, you wouldn't take them off while walking, would you? /

When Ayano picked up the last shard of the Warrior's core, everything around them began to crumble and shake.

/What's happening with us?/

Are you experiencing the same issue?

-Things are bad, - Seliad stated. -We need to find a way out of here as soon as possible, in case this place collapses, and whether we even have one.
Run/wait/die?

/ Since Alex's location is also collapsing, it means the sign is good. Here's what I suggest. Options:
1) Relax and enjoy.
2) Quickly run through unexplored corridors/rooms to check for unactivated levers.
3) Myco can cast a barrier (unlikely to help).
4) Just run around, but there's a 95% chance the dimension is collapsing entirely.
/

Usually, when something you're inside collapses, it's not a good sign).

/ Everything is upside down here. Usually, jumping into windows into interstellar space is a terrible omen, but Alex survived back then... /

Sky, you owe me 40 Rum.

That's quite a sum. Have you given my address to the collectors yet?

-Things are not looking good, - Seliad stated. -We need to find a way out of here quickly, in case this place collapses, and whether we even have one.

- This place seems like an illusion. Perhaps the illusion is collapsing now.

– What will happen to us? – Tsukiko felt ashamed, wanting to run away, but where could she go? It seemed like everything was collapsing here. And could she really leave everyone else? But everyone else seemed paralyzed...

Revan, is the destruction complete, meaning the ceiling collapses, the walls crumble, and the floor cracks? Does this also happen inside the blue square?

Yes.

/In short, Hero, let's get out of here. If I'm wrong and this really poses a significant threat, we don't have much of a choice.
Or we can ask Castor for his opinion, but he'll probably just scribble something in his notebook and ignore us. /

3) Myco can cast a barrier (it probably won't help).

I doubt it works against rubble.
I can read you some interesting excerpts from the biographies of Japanese saints, so that life ends on a pleasant note.

The same thing is happening everywhere. Where are you planning to run to?

Here's another idea. There's a chance that the destruction itself isn't dangerous, but the debris could cause harm. In that case, if the destruction isn't uniform, we should first hide under more robust structures (arches). Then, after everything that could fall outside the arches has already collapsed, we jump into the empty space, before the arches themselves collapse. It would be amusing to repeat Alex's fate.