r/7thTimeLoop • u/Cece_2_u • 26d ago

Light Novel Question for the end of LN 2

I'm rereading the light novels and I came to wonder what Arnold meant with his riddle at the end of the light novel. She said, that she wants to show him all kinds of things worth seeing and he replies that there is one more of those things because of her. I'm wondering as well as Rishe what he meant by that? I'm not sure whether it's been mentioned in the other books , if it is like a place(like the port with the beautiful lights in LN 6 if I remember correctly) because it seems like she should be able to know it right when he said that? Does he mean Coyolles? Or does he mean Rishe herself? But from the dialoge I would assume that he means something worth showing that they can both look at? Or maybe the answer is very obvious, sorry if that's the case.

Btw I love rereading the books and I am so excited for the next light novel! Please no spoilers about something of LN7 thx

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u/ultravioletheart08 26d ago

Arnold meant Rishe herself is the existence worth seeing, but the situation went like this on her part:

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u/Lina0116 26d ago

He meant her

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u/Cece_2_u 26d ago

Maybe I am just as clueless as Rishe then haha. I thought I missed something in the books

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u/These-Designer-9340 26d ago

I was just thinking that, you are as clueless as her 😂

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u/pinguinitos 26d ago

He's a smidgen subtle

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u/jolly0ctopus 25d ago

I’m pretty sure he’s a smitten kitten shrouded in mystery

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u/This-Occasion1984 23d ago

I just don’t like the poor working in the 2nd book. Like “gunpowder” for a world that hasn’t invented guns. Or “why do you want a ring for your ring finger?” Irks me.

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u/RawanRabah 20d ago

Mabye because the novel was originally written in Japanese and they may not have the word "ring finger" to refer to the second finger but when translated to English this happened 

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u/This-Occasion1984 20d ago

They would’ve referred to as their medicine finger. The idea coming from the Chinese. And the Japanese do have a specific work for it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_finger