All Chapters of Legato: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Kalyana wiped her cheek, turned her head around with an awkward smile. “Sorry, I got carried away with emotion,” she said. “I was hoping I could be here with Armand.”Rajata cleared his throat softly. “Want to accompany me shopping for jackets again?” he offered.Kalyana smiled weakly. “I don't want to!” she said in a slightly trembling voice. “I don't want to carry your grocery bag!”Rajata chuckled, then fell silent, also looked up at the rooftops in the distance.Kalyana took a deep breath then threw it out loud.“Want to try screaming?” murmured Rajata.“We are not supposed to make noise in this country, Ta,” Kalyana said hoarsely.Rajata looked down and around. “Nobody is here,” he continued muttering.Kalyana once again took a deep breath. “You bastard, Mand!” she shouted out loud. “Such a jerk!”Rajata jumped a little in surprise, turned to look at his friend, smiling.With her elbows resting on the fenc

Inside, Harso immediately led Kalyana and Rajata to the meeting room. There are four team members waiting for them.Harso invited his two friends to sit on the available chairs, then he sat on his own chair.“Good evening, everyone,” said Harso in English. “Let me introduce Rajata and Kalyana, who will be the subjects of our experiment for the next two days.”“She’s Bianca, from Italy, neurologist. That’s Roel, from Holland, a quantum mechanic. Next is Karthikeyan, from India, electrical engineer, and that’s Wang Li, a computer expert,” Harso introduced his team to Kalyana and Rajata.After the introduction, Harso pressed a button on his laptop. The meeting room lights immediately dimmed, and a projector displayed a photo of the work space onto the screen in front. Several computers appear to be placed on a table arranged in an L shape, and five white capsules with glass windows on them are placed lying in front of the line of computers.“That’s a

The timeline has ended. There is no other information available,” said Lidia delivering a notification along with the opening of their capsule.Rajata took off his helmet, got out of the capsule, took a deep breath to get rid of any lingering feelings. Kalyana seemed to have sat on the capsule, her eyes wet.“Let's take a break,” said Harso to his two friends as he walked to the coffee table.At the coffee table, Harso patted Kalyana's shoulder softly while saying, “Among us, you must be the strongest to feel all of Larasati's feelings.”Kalyana didn't answer. She was still overpowered by her own feelings.“Why did she feel it the most?” asked Rajata.“To be able to send information to our heads, Lidia has to match the brain frequencies she gets in the black hole with our brain frequencies, and that adjustment process dampens emotional information. However, Larasati's brain frequencies correspond very well to yours, Na, so almost all the informati

 When the six of them returned to the laboratory room, Wang was still busy working in front of the computer screen. Bianca immediately walked over to Wang’s desk. “Has it finished, yet?” asked the dark-haired girl, massaging the shoulders of her co-worker. “Thank you, Bia,” said Wang, writhing with pleasure, “I need a few more hours.” “Aren’t you having breakfast?” asked Harso. “Yes,” said Wang, holding up a chunk of chocolate-covered wafer, his gaze was affixed to the monitor screen. Several empty packets of chocolate wafers were scattered on the table. Harso just shook his head with a smile. “So,” said Kalyana, “what was actually happened?” Harso was silent for a moment. Everyone in the laboratory stared at him, waiting for an answer. Only Wang was immersed in his own busy life. “Yester

"What you guys just met is similar to what we got from, uh, our previous experiment subject," Karthikeyan said, on behalf of Harso who looked busy with Wang. "Similar?" Kalyana repeated, her forehead frowned, "You mean that the character that Rajata entered has also been reincarnated several times?" Karthikeyan's face frowned. "Maybe," he said simply. Bianca smiled broadly. "I don't know whether I should be jealous or afraid of you Indonesians," he joked, still checking the data on the monitor screen. "Who the hell is your other test subject?" Kalyana grumbled, "lest you work based on the wrong data." "If it's so similar, why can't mine fail to replay?" asked Rajata, "we had no problem streaming timeline Kalyana’s Reference Point yesterday." "That's what we're trying to find out," Bianca said as she worked her way through the data on the monitor, "we're intrigued, too." "Harso," Roel mut