Heath followed Mr. Leon into his home. His first impression upon entering was that it did not smell very pleasant. The house looked reasonably well ventilated, yet a peculiar odor hung in the air. It was difficult to describe in words. If he had to, he would say it contained several distinctive stenches: the strange smell of something rotting and fermenting, along with the odor particular to elderly people. This smell was peculiar, generally referred to as "old-person smell," but Heath was not very clear on what exactly caused it. He only knew that most elderly people had this strange smell, which was also one reason many of them were shunned. After all, the odor really was odd, so it was understandable that people did not particularly like it. Moreover, after entering, Heath had a feeling he could not put into words. He kept feeling that the smell in this house was extremely strange. Setting that aside, his second strongest impression was that the house was very messy.
How should he put it? Heath had seen plenty of messy homes, such as those crammed with belongings. In fact, before his transmigration, a guy who had lived in the same apartment building as him had kept an extremely messy home. The guy had some problems with his brain, or mental problems, as they were commonly called, and these manifested as a fondness for picking up rubbish and putting it in his home. He also liked to go to the market to pick up fish gills and innards that other people had discarded, bring them home, and then feed them to cats. The problem was that most people knew just how foul and fishy things like fish innards smelled, and for that reason, the guy's home had smelled terrible.
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