"Miss Robin! We meet again."
"Are preparations for the Grand Symphony Ceremony going smoothly? We're all so excited for it."
She was a short-haired woman who looked endlessly cheerful.
She was also a guest.
Seeing this, Robin greeted her in return:
"Ah, yes."
"Very smoothly, thank you. And thank you for coming such a long way to attend the Grand Symphony Ceremony."
The female guest laughed out loud:
"Hahahaha... Miss Robin is much too polite!"
"How could it be a hardship when we get to party day and night with guests from all over the universe?"
"I hate loneliness, and I can't stand a boring life. This dream full of fun suits me just fine."
Robin thought for a moment, then couldn't help asking with a solemn expression:
"If days like this were to last forever, would you ever grow tired of it?"
The female guest shook her head quickly, saying as a matter of course:
"Of course not! Who would complain about too much happiness?"
She laughed happily:
"I can wear pretty clothes every day, experience all kinds of dreamscapes whenever I want, and no matter how much I eat I won't get fat, fall ill, or grow old..."
"As long as you can afford the room rate, this is the best paradise!"
Robin paused, then asked:
"But... you should know that very little can be brought back from the dream into reality."
The female guest put her hands on her hips and said matter-of-factly:
"Then I just won't go back!"
"Getting my fix in the dream is enough. I'm not of the Immortality Race, so I only have sixty or seventy years in a lifetime, and there are too many things to worry about... It isn't easy to live a happy life."
"Only in this beautiful dream can