(Wow, I suddenly had this idea after watching the movie. It just so happened that no one was interested in this, so I'll do it)
Hathaway drove Corsi on the Adelaide battlefield and was about to whip Penelope like a top, but was assassinated by the federal power grid.
In a trance, he saw a long-haired girl
"When you are ready to die, death is no longer qualified to accept you."
When he opened his eyes again, he had appeared in a sea of sand
There is a vast city in the distance
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Hathaway: These guys from the Number Secret Society have even brought out a replica of Gundam!
Reader comments
I didn't originally plan to write this novel. I originally wanted to write an original article for my debut novel, but I still thought about it. I wrote an article about my peers to practice first, and then polished my own original work.
The time-travel scene in the novel was actually a sudden idea one night. I had just finished watching the second movie of Hathaway in the Flash that night, and when I was going to read the original novel, I remembered the part where Hathaway was electrocuted, and then I remembered the novel about the Blue Files, which was about the teacher meeting the president somewhere. Then I thought that Hathaway had met Amuro in the movie, and I combined these two scenes to form the beginning of my novel.
I hope readers can support it and express my gratitude here.
I didn't originally plan to write this novel. I originally wanted to write an original article for my debut novel, but I still thought about it. I wrote an article about my peers to practice first, and then polished my own original work. The time-travel scene in the novel was actually a sudden idea one night. I had just finished watching the second movie of Hathaway in the Flash that night, and when I was going to read the original novel, I remembered the part where Hathaway was electrocuted, and then I remembered the novel about the Blue Files, which was about the teacher meeting the president somewhere. Then I thought that Hathaway had met Amuro in the movie, and I combined these two scenes to form the beginning of my novel. I hope readers can support it and express my gratitude here.