Starry Sky: My Life Star God, starting reward Ruan Mei

At this moment, Nguyen Mai, not far away, stopped gently stroking the green trees.

Like children in winter, she crouched down and began to touch the flowers.

Her quiet and elegant movements, her plain yet delicate face, combined with the natural fields and flowers, resembled a beautiful painting in springtime.

Few people know that her purpose was different from those children's.

She was simply trying to determine how much the occurrence of these vegetation patterns differed from her inferences based on experimental data.

A moment later, a man with a streak of white hair in front of his short brown hair walked over with steady steps.

Dan Heng relayed a message that Walter Yang, Bai Yan's friend whose identity had been almost confirmed, had disembarked from the train.

Bai Yan opened his eyes, turned his head, and met his gaze: "I remember Ji Zi put the coffee beans I gave her in the observation car. How many are left?"

Walter had recently tried Himeko's coffee and could guess that there was something wrong with the bag of coffee beans, except that the problem was with the good aspects.

This mature man rarely sighed: "Not much left. I can only manage three more times at most."

“I can send her some more, but she’ll get tired of using the same coffee beans eventually, and she probably won’t use them anymore. Let’s just wait until we finish this batch and bear with it for now.”

Speaking of the coffee beans as a gift, Walter recalled the extremely exquisite mecha model that Bai Yan had given him before.

Walter pushed up his glasses, a hint of realization in his expression, and looked at Bai Yan: "Once those coffee beans are used up, I'll drink more from now on."

Chapter 60 Ruan Mei as a Mother

Before the child of Arilona had finished bathing.

Bai Yan took Walter to Belloberg, which was not far away.

No longer needing to traverse through the snow, the two stepped into this city that had already embraced spring.

Many people have already gone out to the wider fields to experience the arrival of spring.

As arranged by Cocolia yesterday, the exceptionally intelligent Silvermane Iron Guard intelligence officer, Pella, followed the people while analyzing the changes using a map from more than seven hundred years ago, before it was frozen.

As people go out for spring outings, the new buds sprouting from the cracks in the paving stones also herald the arrival of spring.

After the temporary removal of the lectern, the Yongdong Monument still stands in the square, but Yongdong is no longer there.

Unlike people's joy and Little March's naivety, the mature and steady Walter thought further ahead.

He walked side by side with Bai Yan: "We haven't seen spring in over seven hundred years. I wonder if we can handle this unfamiliar environment properly."

"I think we should trust them more."

Bai Yan believed in Cocolia's preparations before leaving, in Bronya's talent, and in the Krus elves' understanding of nature.

With the World Tree Leaf as a communication tool, that elven high priest will be Bronya's best mentor in understanding spring.

Walter nodded: "That's right. People can't stay stuck in winter. The arrival of spring brings challenges, but also recovery."

Bai Yan walked on the streets of Belleburg: "However, this child, whose throat has been choked for more than seven hundred years, needs time to recover. During its recovery, it also needs its father's care."

Walter understood Bai Yan's metaphor: "But does this child, who has just been able to catch his breath, still have a father?"

Bai Yan smiled at Walter: "Yes."

Walter had already basically confirmed Bai Yan's identity, and this time he witnessed the white planet turning green on the train.

He felt the gentle spring breeze and softly responded to Bai Yan, which was also a response to the doubts in his heart: "I see."

After showing Walter around, Bai Yan left him some Winter City Shields and then went back to find Ruan Mei.

This time was the time he and Ariello had agreed upon.

When he returned to the grasslands on the outskirts of the city, Nguyen Mai was still squatting on the ground studying the newly sprouted flowers.

However, she has tried many different kinds.

Aside from her drastically different style of clothing, her behavior appeared no different from that of other residents of Belleburg who were simply enjoying the arrival of spring.

Bai Yan walked to her side, before he could speak.

Ruan Mei did not stand up, but instead parted her cherry lips slightly: "When will the reward arrive? Your dear assistant is getting a little impatient."

Do I look like the kind of person who would betray their promise?

Ruan Mei stood up, looked into his deep eyes, and said nothing more: "What about the reward?"

Bai Yan smiled and extended a hand to her: "So eager? How about we hold hands first?"

A hint of joy flashed in Ruan Mei's calm green eyes, but she hesitated for a moment.

Bai Yan understood her concerns: "The official reward won't shortchange you."

The joy that flashed in Ruan Mei's green eyes returned, gathering in her emerald-like eyes to form a faint smile, lifting the corners of her cherry lips.

The life science knowledge in the notes that Bai Yan gave her was something she craved.

But what she craves even more are more opportunities to connect.

From the moment she boarded the train, Bai Yan didn't give her much of a chance to interact with him, which was extremely agonizing for her.

It's right beside me, yet I can't touch it.

She suppressed her impatience, trying to appear calm, placed her hand in Bai Yan's palm, gently held it, and carefully savored that long-lost feeling.

She had to admit that this touch of life was enough to make her heart flutter.

After such a long and fruitless search, this encounter is all the more precious.

It was the other party's initial generosity that led her to believe that he was the Star God, and she unknowingly developed the illusion that contacting the Star God might be that simple.

She started to feel restless and itchy when the other party stopped giving her any opportunities to contact him.

Ruan Mei felt Bai Yan's life through the touch of her palms, suppressing her emotions and not letting them show on her face.

Bai Yan took Ruan Mei's hand and started walking: "Let's go, our daughter is waiting for us."

There are quite a few residents in the surrounding area of ​​Belleburg, and no one paid much attention to what they said.

Many people have become familiar with several extraterrestrial visitors in the past few days, but one of them rarely makes an appearance.

Some people glanced at them before they left, and after hearing what they had just said, they realized: there was a little girl among this group of extraterrestrial visitors.

It's just that it seems like no one has ever seen it before.

People naturally wouldn't know about their daughter; in fact, everyone present, except for a few who missed the speech, had already seen her.

When Bai Yan and Ruan Mei were completely out of sight, he seized a suitable opportunity and vanished from the spot with Ruan Mei.

Deep in the mountains, far from the city of Belloborg, this once frosty place is now lush and green.

Nestled serenely in the middle of the steep mountains is a small lake that resembles a secret paradise, like a jewel set in a carpet of lush greenery.

The lake is not large, but its waters are crystal clear and rippling. Sunlight filters through the layers of leaves, scattering across the water like scattered gold, making the lake seem to have sparkled with starlight.

On this small lake, a huge green leaf floats, and on it lies a little girl with long, emerald-green hair.

Ruan Mei repeatedly confirmed that it was indeed Yalilo, the god of spring, which she and Bai Yan had created together.

However, Ruan Mei remembered that the Yalilo she and Bai Yan created was not this size; it should have been a young woman with a similar figure to her.

Nguyen Mai looked closely and confirmed it again.

The little girl had a serene smile on her face as she played with a cluster of newly sprouted buds in her hand, as if silently feeling the rhythmic vitality of life.

She gently closed her eyes, immersing herself in the harmony and tranquility that spring brought her.

A gentle breeze swept across the lake, softly swaying her hair, as if nature itself was gently whispering to the goddess of spring.

Upon closer inspection, Nguyen Mai discovered that the child's face bore a striking resemblance to her own.

Bai Yan sensed Ruan Mei's confusion through the life force in his palm and explained with a smile, "After all, she's just a child in our eyes, isn't she?"

This is Bai Yan's special creation for Ruan Mei, Yali Luo's second image.

As Bai Yan led Ruan Mei by the hand toward the lake, the little girl, who was leisurely floating on the large green leaves, opened her eyes.

She leaped from the green leaves with unexpected lightness, as if a spring breeze were blowing.

She landed gently, raised her head, her clear eyes fixed on Ruan Mei, and smiled slightly: "Mother."

Ruan Mei stared at the child's familiar face for a moment, and memories of home suddenly flooded her mind.

In a daze, she saw herself as a child, yet it wasn't herself, but the child in front of her.

Chapter 61 When the Eyes of Knowledge are Clouded by Delusion

The little girl, Yalilo, had long, emerald-green hair that reached her waist, which swayed gently in the spring breeze.

In the eyes of the people of Belloberg, she is a deity who symbolizes spring.

But at this moment, the corners of her mouth turned up slightly, forming a sweet and warm smile.

Her slightly immature voice was filled with tenderness and affection; that "mother" seemed to penetrate anyone's heart and awaken their maternal instincts.

It was that call just now that made Ruan Mei vaguely see herself as a child.

The concept of home that had become increasingly vague in Ruan Mei's mind many years ago has now become a little clearer as memories have surfaced.

Nguyen Mai looked down at Yalilo, squatted down, and gently stroked her forehead.

The lovely Ariello still responded with a warm smile and readily accepted her mother's touch.

Ruan Mei felt the life of Yali Luo. Even though Bai Yan had revised it, Yali Luo's life was still drafted and written by her.

She was very clear about the composition of Ariello's life.

Was that sudden cry that touched her heart related to Bai Yan's changes?

With the power of this [Life] Star God, it is entirely possible to add some affinity for all things to Arillo's life structure.

Bai Yan, as if reading her mind, said, "Do you think I've given this child an extra touch of friendliness?"

Ruan Mei, who was crouching down, looked up at him, her face regaining its composure from her earlier daze: "So, what's the answer?"

Bai Yan smiled and said, "Guess."