Sometimes, when too many bizarre doors were opened, perfectly reasonable yet utterly unexpected things would happen. The eldest nephew, who had been dragged to Thousand Peaks Spirit Mountain on his first day of work, was one such case. The Rapunzel who had been chased through the valley by Little Red Riding Hood, bolted all the way out the front door of No. 66 Wutong Road, and then looked up to see Rapunzel from the Cloud-Sea Immortal Mountains was another.
"I thought I'd hit my head when I pushed the door open," Rapunzel said, sitting behind the sofa and gulping down her drink. She finally lifted her head during a break between gulps. "I even thought the scenery I saw after knocking myself unconscious was pretty nice. All these clouds and mist, it looked just like that Thousand Peaks Spirit Mountain promotional video someone forwarded on Border Communication... But who would've thought it really was Thousand Peaks Spirit Mountain?!"
Yu Sheng said nothing. He simply watched the girl with an amused, quizzical smile, feeling that she was far too entertaining.
Rapunzel didn't care whether anyone answered. She tipped her head back for another drink, then turned around. "Bro, did you move?"
"...You're taking this pretty well," Yu Sheng said, both amused and exasperated. "Couldn't it just be that I redirected the front door?"
Long Hair stared wide-eyed and pointed at the living room window in the distance. "Even the view outside has changed!"
"You're quite observant," Yu Sheng said with a laugh, then waved his hand. "I've only moved here for a few days. I'm visiting a friend and taking care of some, um, business matters."
"Huh? Oh." Long Hair hugged her drink bottle and sat cross-legged on the sofa, looking as though she understood everything. "Is this how the 'inn'