Babaya had once read an author's account in a travelogue: when an ordinary person who had never encountered supernatural power rashly stumbled into the world of wizards, the shock of having one's worldview turned upside down was a baptism that allowed the soul to grow. If, upon realizing that beneath the glittering world lay bloody, filthy struggles, you could accept it, then you were a qualified transcendent.
Babaya herself had experienced the shock of first seeing the transcendent world. Even now, she could remember that sensation, powerful enough to shake the foundations of her worldview.
And now, in this place called the Dream Wilderness, Babaya once again experienced a similar shock.
Both the external environment and the world of thought struck her soul.
Her physical body was her own, yet somehow not her own; she could control her magic, yet it seemed subtly different from before.
Even the elements in the air felt strange. Her spiritual intuition told her they truly existed, yet some indistinct thought within her denied their existence.
This was something Babaya had never experienced before.
Though she had already been in this world for half an hour, her thoughts remained muddled.
"Babaya, it's your turn." Ku Doudou gave her a push from behind, jolting her awake from her daze.
Babaya looked up and saw the curly-haired man seated behind the desk across from her smile faintly. "Don't worry, this is only an identity registration. In truth, as transcendent beings, you don't need to register. But since New City hasn't begun construction yet, you'll be staying in Firstheart City for the time being. To avoid trouble, it's better to register first."
Babaya nodded. Though registering their identities had not been Lord Pat's requirement, Lord Pat had entrusted them to the man before them, so he presumably would