Perhaps Mirayuki was right.
If Sophia truly loves me and wants to be with me despite the risks and dangers, it's unfair for me to deny her that love.
After all, I have feelings for her too…
Maybe it's partly due to the other Jack's soul resonating with mine, but it's a feeling I can't simply ignore.
Wait!
The other Jack!
I've been so focused on Mirayuki and Sophia's feelings that I almost forgot the most pressing question right now: How did those dreams come to Sophia in the first place?
I need to investigate.
I immediately push myself up from the bed, my eyes snapping open.
However…
"What… the hell?"
I'm no longer in my room. I'm standing in a field of white, an endless expanse of nothingness stretching as far as the eye can see. The ground, the sky—if you can even call it that—everything is an immaculate, blinding white. There is no horizon, no shadows, no sense of depth. Just an overwhelming, all-consuming whiteness.
This is not reality…
