At last, the original had moved all its belongings over and could finally settle down at home in peace. Life could finally have some routine from now on... It had taken a full three months. Who knew there would still be so many troublesome things after the renovations were done? These past two days had really been a headache. Maybe I should take a long leave and straighten myself out...
Because of her life form, Lilina was extremely sensitive to living environments, second only to Ding Dang. Yet her resistance to abnormal life environments was far weaker than Ding Dang's. Thus, faced with this village that was nothing but a phantom and the enormous plants spreading across the entire planet, Lilina felt terribly uncomfortable. It was a feeling no one else could truly share, roughly equivalent to an unbearable sense of wrongness—like suddenly seeing over ten thousand naked Billy Herringtons stampeding right past you on the street. It might not be harmful, but I absolutely refused to believe anyone could remain calm under those circumstances...
Ding Dang, by comparison, was much more composed. She was a genuine Life Goddess, and an exceptionally professional one at that. Any abnormal life environment in the mortal world had zero effect on her. In fact, ever since we arrived at the planet's core, Ding Dang had boredly crawled into my pocket and refused to come out. She felt that the giant plant on this little core-world was a lazy fellow that could not even "say" a complete sentence when communicating. I could feel the little thing wriggling faintly in the pocket over my chest, meaning she was not asleep. When I opened the pocket for a look, I found that she had curled into a ball inside and was playing cat's cradle. The string