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nHalf a month later, Himmel Soan and Firey arrived in another city. It was dozens of times bigger than Baihin City. However, he could tell it wasn’t the center of Stelladom.

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nHe finally understood why the people here referred to Stelladom as a continent.

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nThe reason was simple. The planet gave one a feeling that it was an endless flat land, hence a continent.

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nThat wasn’t the case though. The planet was a sphere. It was just too big for anybody to realize its curve.

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nHimmel Soan had observed for a long time before arriving at the conclusion. It was a planet just like his old world, though it was much bigger with spiritual essence and a general cultivation rule.

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nHowever, where was this planet?

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nIt couldn’t be in the universe he used to live in. That was the only thing Himmel Soan knew for sure.

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nThis planet could block his mental force, which he found rather incredible. He even thought about studying this planet, but looking for Gina was first on his priority list.

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nThis big city was almost an expanded version of Baihin City. The sizes were about the only difference between them. Even the name above the city gate was similar. This one was called Baihib City.

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nThis was Emperor Baih’s territory, and all the city lords belonged to the Baih family. Therefore, all the city names looked alike with “Baih” in them.

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nHimmel Soan and Firey attracted much attention on the street. At first, he wanted to blur his face as he did in Baihin, but he wasn’t alone anymore. Firey was with him. He might have lived long enough to see everything in the world, but Firey hadn’t.

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nFirey was an essence of nature before she took the human form, and she still had a lot to learn. Therefore, Himmel Soan didn’t try to conceal themselves and let other people see them as they were.

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nHe wanted to let Firey feel what it was like to live among other people.

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nNevertheless, he didn’t expect they would attract so much attention wherever they went. Nine out of ten people would look in their direction.

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nThey were either staring at him or at Firey. The looks in their eyes were all different. Most of them were curious, and Himmel Soan didn’t think much of it. He was used to it and had seen all kinds of attitudes. Nothing could affect him now.

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nBut it wasn’t the same with Firey. Although she knew those people were only curious, she didn’t like to be stared at all the time.

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nShe hissed at the people around her. “Stop staring at me, all of you! Cover your eyes!

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n“Look at me again, and I’m going to gouge your eyes out!

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n“Stop laughing! I mean it! I’ll gouge out your eyeballs!”

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n“…”

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nShe kept waving her hands at the passersby. However, the others only found her tone adorable because she looked like a lovely little girl. After her fit of temper, even more people stared at her.

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n“She’s such a lovely girl! My heart melts for her when she pouts!”

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n“Do you like her? Let’s make a baby of our own!”

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n“With you? In your dreams! It’s all about genetics! Parents will determine what their children look like. Look at yourself in the mirror!”

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n“You’re right. Look at the girl’s father. He’s so young and handsome, and his daughter is so adorable!”

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n“She wants to take out our eyes. Do you call that adorable?”

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n“You don’t understand! That’s why she’s adorable! I’m going to applaud her when she takes out your eyes!”

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n“We’ve seen her father. What about her mother? If the daughter is so lovely, the mother must be very pretty!”

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n“Now I’m curious what her mother looks like.”

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n“…”

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nPeople on the street couldn’t stop talking about the father and daughter duo. Firey had stopped yelling and was walking quietly next to Himmel Soan. She had heard the compliments.

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nIt was her first time hearing such things. She suddenly felt very self-conscious. Blushing, she hid her face in Himmel Soan’s arms.

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n“What’s that?” she pointed at something ahead of them and asked eagerly

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n“That’s a candy apple. Do you want one?”

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nHimmel Soan glanced at Firey and knew he didn’t need an answer. She was practically drooling. He led her to the vendor of the candy apples.

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n“I’ll have a candy apple, please…” Himmel Soan stopped midway.

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nHe didn’t even know what money in this world looked like or what people here used to purchase things.

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nHe soon figured it out. Since this was a cultivation world, the only currency would be essence stones.

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nHowever, he didn’t have any. He had used up all the essence stones on Earth to build the portal.

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nIf essence stones really were used as the currency here, he would be in an embarrassing spot because he didn’t have any money.

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nThe vendor read Himmel Soan’s expression. It was obvious the young man didn’t have any essence stones, or he would have paid by now.

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nBut he hadn’t, and the reason was plain.

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n“Take it. It’s my gift to the little girl. Don’t worry about the essence stones. It doesn’t cost much, anyway.

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n“I just want a little ‘thank you’ from the sweet girl.”

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