There was no Red Moon, nor any endless night.
A gradient of sunset colors spread across the horizon, more beautiful than any Su Bai had seen in the human world. The edges of the crimson clouds even glowed as though outlined in gold dust.
Though Su Bai knew this was only a space constructed by the Director, he could still feel the soft warmth of the beach beneath his feet, as though it had just been warmed by the sun. When he stepped on it, he could even feel the grains slowly slipping between his toes.
It was far too real.
Wave after wave washed against the shore, unhurried and calm. A gentle breeze blew, carrying the salt and dampness of seawater, along with an unfamiliar floral fragrance from afar.
Su Bai looked toward the ocean, his eyes seeming to catch shadows swimming silently beneath the surface. He focused his gaze, but could only make out one or two indistinct shapes sweeping past before disappearing into the deep.
Then, again and again, Su Bai saw a section of a fish tail briefly break the surface. Its tail fin was long and slender, its scales shimmering with countless tiny glints of different colors in the light. Each time, it flashed in a fleeting leap, then sank silently into the water.
The coast before him was so beautiful that Su Bai was momentarily lost in it.
The sunset dyed the seawater bright, yet the shimmering surface kept reflecting halos like the fire of diamonds.
The sand and grains beneath Su Bai's feet were a gentle silvery white. Stepping onto them felt like sinking into a soft layer of luminous dust.
This was a beauty that had never existed in the human world.
Farther away, plants that did not belong to the human