"There was lodging here, and an endless supply of food. As long as you didn't provoke the other guests, you could live quite comfortably. There were also many interesting entertainment venues upstairs. Although our hotel couldn't do everything perfectly, we did our best to meet our guests' requests..."
When the Servant spoke of the hotel, he seemed immensely proud, and suddenly became much more talkative.
"But I want to leave." Li Luo cut off his self-praise.
"Why?" the Servant asked in confusion.
"I don't belong here." Naturally, Li Luo would not tell him that she was a human from another world, so she could only give a vague answer.
After hearing Li Luo's explanation, the Servant sighed in a remarkably human manner.
"Don't belong here? None of the guests here belong here. What guest belonged to a hotel in the first place?"
"Cattle and sheep belong to the grasslands."
"Fish and shrimp belong to the sea."
"Birds and insects belong to the blue sky."
"They don't belong to the hotel either. They simply came to the hotel, and we gave them an environment they could adapt to..." The Servant pointed downstairs.
Then he pointed at a nearby dining table. "And gave them the food they wanted."
"Whatever they wanted, we gave it to them. We used every means possible to fulfill their requests, allowing these guests who never belonged here to find a sense of belonging and recover their former lives."
"Why do you still want to leave? I don't understand..."
A puzzled expression appeared on the Servant's face as he looked seriously at Li Luo.
He seemed to be genuinely considering things for the hotel.
"Isn't a hotel a place where you stay if you want to and leave if you want to? That is the guest's choice. If