"Good afternoon, Peanut Butter. Good afternoon, Cheshire Cat. I'm glad you brought her here." Laura Croft picked up the round, pale-yellow ball of fluff beside the Cheshire Cat and affectionately rubbed her face against it. As a product of the Sky Sword Space Station's experiments, Salomon had warned her that this animal was far more intelligent than most canines. Not only could she understand human language, but she could also act accordingly. But in Laura Croft's eyes, she was simply a Golden Retriever puppy that had only recently been weaned. She was not even as heavy as the Cheshire Cat.
No matter how special this Golden Retriever puppy was, Laura Croft had still named her Peanut Butter. Salomon had explicitly pointed out that the name came from a character in "BoJack Horseman," but before he could finish, Jeanne had driven him away for having "low emotional intelligence." Later, however, Laura Croft received a piece of software that received data from the chip in the puppy's brain. As a dog equipped with a Brain-Computer Interface, Peanut Butter could not speak, but she could use the concealed interface to turn her emotions into language humans could understand. "Good girl, do you want to go swimming? No, that's the sea. For now, you can only swim in the inflatable pool, otherwise any octopus could eat you." She lowered her voice, afraid that someone else might hear her childish words. Fortunately, the master and mistress of Island Castle, along with the woman named Athena, were busy applying sunscreen and chatting, leaving them no time to look at her. "Do you want a swim ring, good dog?"
She was very glad that the manor had everything, including an inflatable bath for babies. The Golden Retriever puppy named Peanut Butter was clearly excited about swimming, wagging