But what if!
She had only sent Little Griseo out on a whim, on a sudden impulse.
In fact, there really weren't any other transmigrators—or if there were, there weren't many! Just a tiny number. Perhaps they could be counted on one hand.
Wouldn't that make Little Griseo even more important to her?
It was precisely because she had devoted more of her energy to Little Griseo that it made things even more unsettling.
It wasn't that Miss Ark was deliberately assuming the worst of Earth Mama.
Nor was she an ungrateful wretch.
It was simply because...
One day, you suddenly discovered that a coordinate you should never have been able to find had appeared right before your eyes.
It was like something out of a ghost story!
No matter what,
you couldn't help feeling shocked and uncertain, right?
Right?!
Yes.
Miss Ark had suddenly discovered a beacon one day.
It had simply appeared quietly before her eyes.
As if it had always been there, never changing.
Little Griseo had clearly complained that she actually really wanted to go back.
But she couldn't find a way back.
She had searched and searched.
She couldn't find the location of Earth in her previous life at all.
Let alone generate a beacon.
Even the bounty list and the Wish List, which could serve as mediums, acted as if the Earth world didn't exist at all.
She couldn't even write it down.
Even after attaining a higher dimension, it was as if she had once again become low-dimensional, encountering a dimension even more exalted.
Trying to glimpse the view from the mountaintop while standing at its foot.
How could that possibly work?!
Therefore,
Little Griseo was really nothing more than a wish.
Whether she could return or not... one day, she would be