Seeing this, Gary quickly asked R'hllor to create a physical body for himself.
According to his own aesthetics, R'hllor created a blonde and blue-eyed handsome body for Gary, "Take me to Naviga."
Gary flew into the physical body, looked down at the two naked people, and covered his embarrassment with his hands, "Wait a minute, you can change into two more clothes and come out, we are naked... it's not appropriate after all."
R'hllor turned into two pieces of Essos's traditional clothes and glared at Gary, "Trouble, mortals' superficiality will always stay in this aspect."
Gary looked at the robe on his body with disgust, "Uh, is this the only kind of clothes? Forget it, that's it. Can't you sense Naviga's location? Do you still need me to help you find it?"
R'hllor crossed her arms across her chest, squeezing her career line. She gritted her teeth angrily and said, "Naweijia's power is now greater than mine, and the mark has expired. On the contrary, she will sense us soon."
"Then you still dare to go to her? Aren't you afraid that she will devour you?" Gary feels that R'hllor is stupid. Knowing that he is no match for Navija, you still dare to go up to her?
R'hllor said coldly, "Just help me find her, I have my own way to deal with her."
Gary moved this unfamiliar body, stretched its arms and legs, "How to solve it? That is my soul and my body, Naviga is no longer your clone."
R'hllor raised his eyebrows, "You are right, but the power flowing in her body is still my divine power."
Gary pinched R'hllor's chin and said with a smile, "We are still hostile. Why are you so sure that I will definitely help you?"
R'hllor knocked off Gary's hand and sneered, "If you don't help me, you will lose your due value. I will seal you immediately and forever."
Gary didn't trust R'hllor, "Oh? Then how do I know that you won't kill me afterwards... even after I help you find Naviga, you will still seal me."
"You have no choice." R'hllor's body erupted with powerful power. Even if she lost most of her divine power through the turbulence of time and space, she could easily crush Gary at this time.
Gary is neither humble nor arrogant, "No, I have a choice, but you don't have a choice. You are not familiar with this world, and you still want to find Naviga without my help? This world is much bigger than you think, you might as well go and find it yourself first?"
"What do you want?" R'hllor held back his anger and asked.
Her current divine power is not enough to tear open the rift in time and space. She must obtain Naviga's divine power to do it.
Gary smiled and said, "This is the right attitude. I want to visit my family first, and then... when you find Naviga, you will reopen a space-time gap and send me and my family there."
The modern world is much more exciting than the world of "Game of Thrones". He believes that R'hllor will definitely choose to stay here. By then, he will have solved the problem of Lord of Light...
R'hllor thought for a moment, nodded and said, "Don't you trust me? Do you still want my promise? But I can promise you, I have to go back anyway."
Gary reiterated, "Whether you go back or not, you have to send us there."
"Okay." R'hllor nodded.
Gary turned around and walked up the embankment, "Then, let's go."
The two came to the road on the embankment and stopped to look around. Gary was looking for pedestrians and wanted to ask for their help. R'hllor was curious to see two rows of street lights, a straight asphalt road, and brightly lit high-rise buildings in the distance.
She pointed to the buildings and asked Gary, "Whose castle is there?"
Gary happened to see a passerby running at night and hurried over, "Um, hello, we were out cosplaying and forgot to bring our mobile phone and wallet. Can I borrow your mobile phone and make a call?"
The young man was startled and sighed, "Two foreigners? You speak Mandarin so well. Hey, which country are you from?"
Gary smiled dryly and said perfunctorily, "Uh, I'm from country A, I came here to study. That mobile phone..."
"Oh oh oh, here you go." The man took out his smartphone and lent it to Gary.
"Thank you." Gary only remembers three numbers, one is his own, plus his parents'.
He first dialed his own number, and a stranger answered the call. The other party did not know him. It must have been that his number was recycled and then sold again.
After that, he called his parents' phone again, "The service has been suspended? My parents' phones have been logged out at the same time? How could this happen?"
Gary Realized that something was wrong, he returned the phone to the passerby, and then ran down the embankment, trying to hail a taxi on the road and rush to the airport to take a flight back to his hometown.
But as soon as he ran down the embankment, he found that he had no money on him.
"R'hllor, can you conjure gold? If we don't have money, we won't be able to survive in this world."
R'hllor has been following Gary, "You and I have divine power to supply energy to our bodies. We don't need to eat. Why do you need money? Do you want to buy a horse and drive on your way?"
Gary nodded and said, "Yes, that's the truth. We need to take transportation, and we must have money."
R'hllor nodded without thinking, "Yes, it is easy for me to extract the gold from the ore."
Ore? Where can I find ore at this time... By the way, the beach!
Gary led R'hllor back to the beach, raising his hand to indicate the size of the gold, "You don't need too much, just... this big size will be fine. Too much gold will be a problem."
R'hllor said nothing. She shook her fingers slightly and saw dozens of golden mists that were thinner than sand flying out from the beach and ocean.
They gathered in the hands of R'hllor and turned into a golden sphere the size of a baseball, suspended in the palm of the hand.
Gary touched his chin and made a suggestion. "Don't be so round and regular, make it flatter and messier."
"You are so troublesome." R'hllor changed the shape of the gold and threw it to Gary.
"Ah! Blanch! It burned me to death!"
Gary threw the irregular oval gold cake on the beach, waited for it to cool naturally, and then picked it up again, "Very good, let's go to the jewelry store first and cash in this gold cake."
The two of them immediately left the embankment and walked into the busiest commercial streets.
R'hllor looked at the colorful vehicles on the road, high-rise buildings hundreds of meters high, as well as colorful light shows and oversized electronic screens.
She couldn't help but sigh, "This is your world? It's obviously more beautiful than Westeros, why did you choose to leave? My world is nothing but black mud and yellow sand. What is there that is worthy of your nostalgia?"
Gary spread his hands and smiled bitterly, "I can't bear to leave here either, with mobile phones and computers, all kinds of convenient technologies, and all kinds of delicious food. Alas, it's a pity that I have people and things in Westeros that I can't let go of, so I have to go back."
R'hllor remembered Gary's sudden reaction when he saw his body just now, and mocked. "Mortals are superficial. Even if you become a god, you are still shackled by mortal desires."
Gary glanced sideways at her and complained, "Aren't you the same? Gods also have desires, but what you want is different from humans. Don't pretend to be arrogant."