Sandora was subjected to a collective death petition from the whole family, and in the end, she did not actually cook that giant egg.
But no one could think of what to do with this... "treasure" Lin had brought over. I felt it was inappropriate no matter where we put it. Although I understood that Lin, as an oviparous creature—though apparently she could become viviparous depending on her personal preference?—had the ability to lay eggs, that did not mean I could stay calm when I saw her carrying a giant egg several meters tall past me. It had already been shocking enough when we found out Little Crow had secretly incubated an egg. Now something even more outrageous had appeared—laying an egg was one thing, but what the hell was with this size? Was it trying to scare someone to death? At first, I nearly thought someone had developed a new kind of Landing Craft!
Something several meters tall definitely could not be kept in the Living Room, unless we planned to tear out the first-floor ceiling and use the egg as an indoor ornamental tree. It could not go on the roof either. It might not crush the roof, but this was still my house, okay? Could everyone please stop installing weird decorations on other people's homes?! Qian Qian did offer an idea: leave the giant egg in the yard, build a circle of benches around it, plant flowers and grass beneath it, add a broad eave over the top, and turn it directly into a pavilion. It would complement the fountain in the yard, the egg itself glowed, it was warm in winter and cool in summer, and it even had therapeutic effects within several meters. Not putting it to use would practically be letting the audience down—I