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Toast is definitely her bait.
It was explained clearly in early chapters (13 and 14, as Jsmith45 points out in the comment I quote next) when we first caught sight of the rock in Chitose's house, in a sealed glass container that was maintaining an atmosphere of nitrogen to isolate it from oxygen, explicitly. Whether in reality that's the case, the manga itself established that oxygen was bad for the composition of the rock, so we can at least assume in the framework of the manga, it is no longer the same as it was while being preserved.@Chizan In case I was not clear, I think you're spouting BS. But I'm not a moon rock expert. I can accept that the rocks degrade, as in crumbling into dust, very very slowly when exposed to air. But oxygen is probably not why.
It's because the rock isn't actually that important. It was a red herring. It was considered important for a time, but presumably its use in attempting to do whatever it was acquired to do is done, and it serves no purpose anymore other than as a keepsake.Is this the same moon rock from back in chapters 13 and 14 that they were keeping in a nearly pure nitrogen environment? Why would Tokiko take it out of there, and just hold it in her hands like that? Has she gone senile or something?
And why isn’t NASA-kun freaking out about this? He knows just how bad that would be for the rock. This is really confusing.