Hearing Hilda's question, Hao Ren smiled. "You mean Becky? She's sort of our companion, though only while we're active in 'this world.' She doesn't know much about us yet, so there were some things I couldn't tell you directly when you met her this afternoon."
As he spoke, Hao Ren stood and walked over to Hilda, extending his hand amicably. "Let me introduce myself again. I'm Hao Ren, an inspector from the Time-Space Administration Bureau. I'm specifically responsible for all kinds of anomalous transmigration incidents."
Hilda awkwardly grabbed Hao Ren's wrist as usual and shook it up and down, her face full of curiosity. "The Time-Space Administration Bureau? What's that? The name of your research organization?"
Hao Ren suddenly felt a little awkward. He had been planning to give her a pleasant surprise by introducing himself with such an impressive-sounding title, but he had forgotten about the cultural differences. It seemed that relying on past experience really could get someone killed. He gave an awkward chuckle and explained, "Actually, I'm like you—I'm not from this world either. The difference between us is that you ended up here by accident, while I travel around voluntarily and specifically handle accidental lost travelers like you. The so-called Time-Space Administration Bureau is..."
Hao Ren explained the concepts of the Time-Space Administration Bureau and the Macro World as simply and clearly as he could. The more Hilda listened, the more astonished she became. When Hao Ren finished, she could not help standing up. "You're serious?!"
Vivian spread her hands beside them. "There's no need to lie to you."
Hilda looked somewhat confused. Although she had just experienced a transmigration incident, she had never imagined that there would be a... relevant department specifically dedicated to managing transmigration. She looked at Hao Ren with suspicion and uncertainty,