Becky was completely dumbfounded when she saw a group of familiar faces appear before her. It was only when Hao Ren called out to her that she came back to her senses. She pointed at the people in front of her in utter astonishment, then gestured at the strange surroundings. "Where is this?! How did I get here?"
Hao Ren was even more astonished than Becky. "This is my house! How did you get here?"
"Your house?" Becky nearly jumped. "This is the Northern Empire?! I may not have read many books, but don't try to fool me. Do the Northern Empire's residents live in houses like this? It doesn't look anything like what I've seen in the newspapers!"
Hao Ren struggled through the chaos for a few moments before finally calming down. Although he had no idea why Becky had been dragged into the Outer World with them, the facts were already right in front of him, and he had to figure out how to deal with them. "Anyway, the situation is complicated. This isn't the Horna Empire—in fact, this place is beyond your entire worldview. I'll explain it to you later. For now, put away your sword, and we'll go to the living room to talk..."
Becky stared at Hao Ren with uncertainty and suspicion. She had known for a long time that there was something strange about this group, but she had never imagined they could drag her into such an absurd situation. In the end, however, she obediently put away her enchanted longsword before suddenly remembering something. "Wait! Don't tell me your Spatial Teleportation went wrong again?"
Vivian covered her face. "It wasn't Spatial Teleportation... but it does look like the teleportation really did go wrong..."
Becky stamped her feet and shouted, "I knew you space