�How is that possible?�

Minerva waved her index finger up and down.

�These are the vibrations of the timeline.�Even if you try to feel a second at a specific point between these vibrations����.�

The fingers kept moving.

�There is not a second there.�The fingers have already passed and only the probabilities remain.�

That�s why it�s a moment.

�Conversely, if you feel one second at a specific point.�

The finger stopped.

�It is no longer a oscillation because the probability collapses.�

Garcia said.

�100 percent chance.�It really becomes one second.�

so forever

�The result depends on the intention of the observer.�However, Hugo vibrated with Sirone�s one second.�In other words, resonance.�

Minerva folded her thumb and forefinger in turn.

�Thus, Hugo had two experiences at the same time.�One is the experience of 100,000 seconds rushing into one second.�And another����.�

Now Garcia understood.

�An experience of 100,000 seconds where one second repeats itself.�This is why it feels both fleeting and eternity at the same time.�

Minerva lowered her hand.

�Strictly speaking, it�s neither a moment nor a vibration.�Because there is currently no name for the time Hugo felt.�

Sirone called it Time Vibration.

�But looking at Hugo�s expression, I can fully imagine what that experience was like.�

Hugo, who still had a bewildered face, was terrified at his own speechless appearance.

�Am I going to be stupid?�

Replaying a deadly battle, especially the fiercest moment 100,000 times, was a memory I never wanted to experience again.

�are you okay?�

Hearing Sirone�s voice, Hugo slowly raised his gaze and looked up at Sirone.

�����.�

Horrible memories rushed through the vibrations, his eyes quivering with fear, and he fell back.

�Huh����.�

Sirone looked at Hugo with a pitiful expression. JrNovels.com