"The cause and effect in this world is far too chaotic, tangled and layered together. It's even messier than seaweed tangled up on the seabed."
Ye Buyu closed her eyes, utterly unable to describe what she had just seen.
She tugged on Mu Bingge's arm.
"How about I keep my eyes closed and you lead me? It's too chaotic here."
Mu Bingge looked back at the Natives, wondering if it really was that chaotic.
Ye Buyu grabbed Mu Bingge's arm and pointed at the Natives gazing into the distance.
"Put it this way: those people you see have very complicated relationships. Simply put, he loves her, she loves him, he loves another her, and that her loves the first person. That's how complicated it is.
"And that's not all. There's love, hatred, and grudges between them too. They've even killed each other, then fallen in love with each other again. Do you understand? Like cups put down all over the place and swapped back and forth."
Ye Buyu kept her eyes closed, her expression grave.
"And what really shatters my worldview is that there's even more cause and effect on them than that. There's another thick layer shooting out in every direction.
"It feels like several people's lives have been piled on top of each other and mixed together. And it's not just these people. Everyone around us is like that. That's why I'm dizzy."
Hearing Ye Buyu's explanation, Mu Bingge also realized the seriousness of the situation.
There might be something profoundly abnormal about these seemingly simple Natives.
They had to be careful what they said.
"Then don't look anymore. I'll lead you."
With the Ye Buyu navigation system out of order, Mu Bingge could only take her somewhere quieter first.
As they crossed the street, Ye Buyu seemed