What the heck is Zangya up to, coming by so often lately!?
Even Kaqilia had noticed it—how could Karochi possibly not?
With Zangya's personality, even if he invited her over himself, she normally wouldn't be willing to leave her little nest.
Otaku culture had practically seeped into her bones.
"Kaqilia, from now on, can you call me Big Sister Zangya?" It seemed that women in any world were quite sensitive about their age. The moment she heard the little girl call her Auntie, Zangya got annoyed.
Karochi's mouth twitched. She was already this old and still cared about that? Forget it. Better not butt in. Women were the same in every world—whatever they said went.
The little girl frantically shook her head at Zangya's words. Her mother had told her to be polite. When she met an elder, she had to address them properly and couldn't just call them whatever she wanted.
Although she didn't understand how old 250,000 years was, she knew that she herself was only two and a half.
Seeing Kaqilia shake her head, Zangya grew a little irritated. Just wait until someone calls you Auntie someday, kid. She also glanced helplessly at Karochi, who looked like it had nothing to do with him.
"Where's Lazuli? Hasn't she finished training yet!?" Zangya looked around but didn't see Lazuli anywhere.
She had come over more than ten times this past year and hadn't seen Lazuli once. She found it rather speechless—what was so fun about training? Couldn't Lazuli just follow her and absorb energy directly?
In truth, this was something Zangya, as a long-lived species, couldn't understand. If Lazuli wanted to remain by Karochi's side forever, she needed to reach the Divine Domain as quickly as possible.
Originally, Karochi had thought Lazuli had already gained eternal life. In