(I got a six-star, but the number of pulls is almost at pity. Should I add a potential, or save it to exchange for materials?)
The girl reached out and gently stroked Bai Ye's naturally hanging hair, praising, "What lovely golden hair. Even in the cities outside, I've never seen hair this beautiful!"
"Well, I inherited this hair color from my mother. It's something I'm quite proud of."
Bai Ye replied with a smile.
In a sense, that wasn't wrong.
After all, this dazzling pale golden hair had come from being touched by the goddess's divine power.
And in this multiverse, the goddess Latena truly held a mother-like significance for Bai Ye.
At the very least, it had been the goddess's work that reshaped the sickly body Bai Ye had brought over from Earth.
Otherwise, how could Bai Ye, who had always been frail and ill, carry Texas on his back and still walk as swiftly as if he were flying?
"By the way, Inam, when did you become a messenger?" Gavial asked curiously.
"I was a messenger from the start. This is still within Sargon's borders, you know. Don't tell me you thought Sargon really knew nothing about this region." Inam lowered her hand from Bai Ye's hair and turned to Gavial.
"What, isn't that the case?" Gavial asked, looking surprised.
"Of course not. As far as I know, this place was actually a mine belonging to a Sargonian settlement several hundred years ago. But because of a Catastrophe, that mobile city left, and the mine was abandoned."
"The people who stayed behind then, along with those who later returned, basically formed the current population. It seems the authorities once considered bringing the nearest mobile city over to make use of the place again. You know, that incident from