Deep in the unknown cosmos.
After spending a long time on it, Mona finally used the manually corrected parameters to successfully reproduce this unfamiliar starry sky on her Hydromantic Dish and read its fate:
"So that's how it is... Hmm? Wait, why has it gone blurry again?!"
"What's wrong?"
Li Qiuzhi stopped stroking her lower abdomen and asked in confusion.
"Just now, shortly after I read its fate, it suddenly changed again." Mona adjusted her Hydromantic Dish and performed another divination.
She found that the result was still blurry, with an added sense of instability.
"So what's happening now? And what did your divination reveal earlier?" Li Qiuzhi continued asking.
"The result showed that there are no planets anywhere nearby. Possibly because I don't understand the starry sky in this space well enough, I didn't manage to divine any information about your home, Earth, either.
"I imagine the region I divined just now was simply a barren part of the universe."
Mona briefly explained, then parted her lips to continue:
"As soon as that result came out, the fate reflected in the dish began changing again."
"Changing... What caused the change?" Li Qiuzhi massaged Mona's thighs, tightly wrapped in black tights.
The manually corrected parameters shouldn't change at random. Presumably, some factor was interfering.
"The specific parameters of the stars were manually corrected and simulated, so naturally, those wouldn't change. But the fate reflected in the dish became unstable without disappearing entirely. That's rather rare."
Mona leaned against Li Qiuzhi, stretching out her legs as she half reclined, and sighed as though she was a little tired:
"This can happen in theory, but it's my first time encountering it.
"If no one is deliberately interfering, this blurry, unstable display would only occur if our position had changed drastically, taking us