Everyone was surrendering their bodies to the swaying carriage.
'Ah!'
Hearing Mika's sudden exclamation, everyone raised their heads.
'It's the sea!'
'It's probably just another lake.'
Rin replied flatly.
Because of Mika, who shouted 'it's the sea' at even the slightest glimpse of water, they had already made a fuss together several times by now.
'It's real this time! It makes no sense if that's not the sea!'
'That's the third time you've said that.'
Rin didn't believe her at all and closed her eyes again.
But this time, another person's voice followed, confirming Mika's words.
'We've almost arrived. I can see the sea.'
'Really!?'
'I told you it was real!'
At the coachman's words, everyone finally sprang up and looked outside.
'The sea!'
When Ian also took a peek outside, the blue sea stretched out wide in the distance.
A sea breeze thick with salt blew in.
'Is that all water?'
'It's so huge...'
