"Lilith, is it really all right for you to stay here like this?"
Magnificent decorations and the refreshing fragrance of plants together formed this enormous garden.
Even singers who performed concerts in domed stadiums and nobles from ancient castles would have been left speechless by the structure before them.
This was not merely because of its intricate, exquisite construction and dimensions far beyond imagination, but even more because of the lush trees and brilliant flowers growing harmoniously together, entirely disregarding environmental conditions and differences in species.
A closer look would reveal that this beautiful garden had taken root not in soil, but in cold, hard steel.
Looking down through the floor-to-ceiling windows beside them, one could also see distant waves glittering with golden light. This was not simply nature, but another artificially created environment within the paradise.
Invisible bridges connected its edges like railway tracks, with the depths of outer space beside them.
Its sheer size meant that its mere presence here would block the sunlight, so it could only fly, endlessly circling Earth.
Yet standing in this paradise he had specially built for his daughter, Aleister looked no better. Instead, he seemed even more worried than he had in the laboratory a few days earlier.
He looked at the boy standing by the window with a swaddled baby in his arms and spoke again.
"You should know that although this fellow looks outstanding, he's fundamentally a scumbag on par with me. If you start admiring him carelessly, what you lose absolutely won't stop at your chastity!"
"I won't deny that I've looked forward to her future, but Lilith is still just a baby. She's miles outside even a lolicon's hunting range. What kind of twisted experiences and mental journey would it take for you to veer in that direction?"