"You wouldn't go hungry here, or thirsty, or even grow old. Now you can even conjure up another 'you' for company. What are you afraid of?" Wang Yu glanced at the other, expressionless Helena. He was astonished inwardly, but his tone remained mild.
"Hmph, if I hadn't copied some memory data to make a temporary Cloning, wouldn't I have gone mad being here all alone?" Helena glared at Wang Yu, her face full of indignation.
"Then does that mean you can bring Wang Tiezhu back to life?" Wang Yu asked, narrowing his eyes.
"No. This mental Cloning of mine can only hold a third of an ordinary person's memory data at most. Any more, and she'll collapse on her own. Besides, I can only clone my own memories, and she can't last very long." Helena shook her head repeatedly, then stood, walked over to the blonde woman opposite her, and patted her shoulder with one hand.
With a poof, the expressionless blonde woman vanished on the spot.
Wang Yu felt somewhat disappointed at the sight, but pointed at the metal chair beside where the blonde woman had stood and asked,
"Then what's the story with these things? They weren't here when I left last time."
"Have you been cultivating Star Thought Power over the past six months?" Helena asked instead.
"I have. Does that have anything to do with this?" Wang Yu answered honestly, making no attempt to hide it.
"Tsk, tsk. Are Star Stones easy to find in the Otherworld?
"On Blue Star, the governments of the major nations secretly monopolized them long ago. Even the occasional ones that slipped through their fingers had their prices driven sky-high." Rather than answering his question, Helena looked envious.
"When did I tell you I was in the Otherworld?" At her words,