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I woke up at the same time as always, which was dawn.
We were so accustomed to our early morning training that our bodies naturally woke up at this hour.
Ellen went to her room to get ready, and we met at the entrance to the dormitory.
“Let’s go.”
“Yeah.”
Although we hadn’t had another conversation until then, thanks to Ellen’s attempt to reach out the night before, things felt a little more settled. It was a strange feeling, as if something had been untangled, even though there was no real tension between us.
Still, nothing had changed significantly. We continued to converse during our morning run.
“Did you have any nightmares last night?” I asked.
“No.”
Her eyes didn’t look as weary as they did the day before.
“I did have a dream, but it wasn’t a nightmare,” Ellen said, but she didn’t say what kind of dream it was.
“What about you?” Ellen asked me back, perhaps thinking about how she used to respond with short answers without continuing the conversation.
Was she trying to change? I mean, there was no need for her to.
“I didn’t have a nightmare either.”
Even just a few nights back, I had tossed and turned a lot before barely falling asleep, too tired to even dream.
Did she really think I could sleep peacefully next to her, though? Maybe it was fine for her, but it was certainly a little difficult for me.
I was sure that Ellen Artorius didn’t have normal human feelings…
Anyway, this was now a problem.
“You’re not planning to...
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