Star of God had gradually sunk below the horizon. It seemed it would have to orbit the planet once before leaving. After Star of God vanished completely from the sky, Anu Lili visibly relaxed. Though Lilina's power protected her and she was temporarily no longer affected by Star of God, that golden radiance still made her instinctively hide in the shadows. She was chatting with Qian Qian now—or, more accurately, Qian Qian was dragging her into conversation. Faced with Qian Qian's overwhelming speed of action and thought, Anu Lili had no ability to resist and had already been thoroughly talked in circles. My advice to her was this: just smile from beginning to end. Even if you answered seriously, Qian Qian probably wouldn't stay focused on your answer for more than two seconds. Thanks to Qian Qian's rambling chatter, Anu Lili did not even get the chance to ask what Lilina's miraculous ability had been. She was talked around until she forgot all about it. Besides, she had been dazed by agonizing nerve pain and convulsions at the time, so she probably did not remember Lilina's actions anyway.
Pandora had no interest in this place whatsoever. The utterly bored four-foot-tall girl was leaning against the doorway in a daze, while her younger sister remained full of curiosity and was currently lying on the floor studying the Wood of this world. Ding Dang in my pocket had already fallen asleep. If I held my breath and listened closely, I could hear the faintest breathing from my chest. The little one occasionally shifted around in my pocket and muttered in her sleep. It was an amusing moment that few others could truly empathize with. Sandora pushed open the window and watched the villagers gradually disperse outside, her eyes flickering as she pondered