What's left to say? She has already come this far, there's no room for regrets, and retreat is impossible. As for other fears, anxiety, and worries, they're just trivial emotions.
If it were before, she could still vent and exchange with her friends, but now it's no longer suitable nor necessary. She's no longer the inexperienced girl who couldn't handle any troubles; she's long been accustomed to this kind of pressure and responsibility.
The two of them were silent, gazing at each other. Although it was a simple meeting, they had an unspoken premonition that it might not be possible for them to meet again in the future.
"You..." Tilan was about to ask Blanchi if she had any regrets, but she stopped halfway.
What meaning does such a question have at this moment? Even if the other party regrets, so what? The conflict between the Western Star Region and the Federal Center no longer allows for a casual peace. Both sides must fight to the death to end it all.
