"Yuna, how old are you?"
"Eight."
"When's your birthday?"
"November 1st."
It was the first day of the month. They said that children born on the day Moon Star first appeared were a little special.
It was only a legend, but because of that legend, a slightly higher proportion of children were born on the first than on other days.
It was Lu Cang's first time talking with someone his own age.
After all, people had to be at least sixteen to change classes.
Lu Cang had little in common with non-class-changers, either. When he played with actual children, he only found them naïve; he felt nothing else.
After all, his mental age was already twenty-eight.
How could he possibly get along with children?
But Yuna was different...
"Were you born in the White Tower?"
"Mm."
By then, the two of them had reached the third floor. The White Tower was indeed a gleaming white tower, its decor mostly white, with touches of blue and shadows cast by the light.
The interplay of pure white and gray gave it a pleasing depth.
And there was a little azure flowing through it, too.
It had a unique aesthetic charm.
After all, it was a tower of learning, so it was bound to have some aesthetic sophistication.
"Over there. That's the Pre-awakened Project." Yuna pointed in a direction.
"Why did you bring me here?"
Yuna turned to look at Lu Cang. "Didn't you want to learn about the Pre-awakened?"
That was true.
She really was a clever kid.
But she didn't even want to waste a word on small talk. Wasn't she a little too mature?
As a transmigrator, he was doing his best to act like a real child, making use of the advantages that came with that identity.
"What about