"What's there to change? You're talking as if you're not the one benefiting. Raising pets means caring for them according to their individual habits. Little Ismar likes dark environments, so just let her stay there."
Come to think of it, Ismar really was officially categorized as a pet in her official identity settings, and she was even ranked Little Eleven.
Chen Luo hadn't given Ismar that name; it had been assigned by the system.
When Chen Luo applied for the identity mission, he hadn't mentioned the title Little Eleven at all. He had simply requested a suitable identity, and Little Eleven had been generated automatically.
And Ismar was actually supposed to have a Twin Dream Ring around her neck. It was the item Chen Luo had used to bring Ismar out of the Abyss Channel. Although Ismar probably didn't need it anymore, it seemed like the thing couldn't be removed.
"Still, why do I feel like you're especially biased toward Ismar in this matter?" Chen Luo asked the Humanization Plugin suspiciously.
Do you want the truth or a lie?
"Tell me both."
Be(cause) I(you) am(will)...
"Stop. Say them separately."
This Humanization Plugin was getting more and more mischievous.
But there didn't seem to be anything wrong with that.
It really had said both at once.
Still, the Humanization Plugin could have split the words into two lines, but it insisted on separating them one character at a time... its intentions were truly sinister!
Two reasons. One is that I'm Little Thirteen. Since you're going to raise Little Eleven according to her aptitude, then you should raise me that way too. The other is that you really are the one benefiting. I'm thinking of you.
The Humanization Plugin's underlying logic was to think of Chen Luo.
The Humanization Plugin had