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

Instead of engaging in futile communication with him, Nguyen Mai turned her head back and carefully felt the life of Arillow.

But... she could only sense that this life was a chaotic mess of dazzling lights.

Seeing Ruan Mei's puzzled look, Bai Yan stepped to the side and leaned against a large tree trunk: "You can't understand this child with absolute rationality, because I added something when she was born."

Nguyen Mai had to look up at him: "What is that?"

Bai Yan smiled without saying a word.

Yalilo stretched out her two small hands and placed them on Nguyen Mai's forehead, holding them in her hands, and then placed them on her flat chest.

Her lovely smile remained unchanged as she answered her mother, "It's a myth."

Nguyen Mai was taken aback, her calm face showing little surprise.

Myth is a word, and also the name people refer to as a [mystical] star god.

"Don't be nervous. The child is just using simple words and some material related to the [mysterious] forces. It doesn't refer to the [mysterious] star god."

The surprise on Nguyen Mai's face gradually disappeared.

If someone else added myths to it, it's likely just a riddle or a veil of mystery.

But Ruan Mei had personally witnessed Bai Yan using [Destruction] and various materials to create [Hope], and she just now really suspected that Bai Yan had added real Star God materials to it.

It now seems that Bai Yan merely used materials related to "mystery" to veil the child's life, making it difficult to ascertain its true nature.

Nguyen Mai's hand was still being held by Ariello's small hand, and she wanted to stand up.

She glanced at the little girl who bore a striking resemblance to herself when she was young, and a hint of hesitation arose in her heart.

At this moment, she came to a conclusion: this child had indeed been endowed with an ability similar to affinity with all things.

Nguyen Mai stood up, and Ariello, whose little hand had been shaken off, was a little disappointed.

She felt a pang of sadness herself.

However, she was not affected by this emotion and continued talking to Bai Yan: "Why do you do this?"

"This is your next assignment."

Bai Yan snapped his fingers, and an ancient-looking book landed in his palm.

Nguyen Mai recognized that the antique books were identical in appearance to those kept in libraries.

However, there were no words on the cover of this book.

Bai Yan squatted down and looked at the mother and daughter at eye level.

He handed the book to Nguyen May: "You can no longer understand Ariello through the methods of a scientist, so understand your daughter as a mother and write it in your diary."

After making eye contact with Nguyen Mai, he added, "In the future, it won't be me who will grade this subject for you, but our daughter."

As soon as he finished speaking, Yalilo opened her little mouth and added with a wronged look, "I wanted to give Mom a perfect score, but Dad told me to be stricter."

Ruan Mei did not respond to Yalilo for the time being, but took the book from Bai Yan's hand and brought up the old matter: "But what about the reward for the last project?"

"Isn't it inappropriate for the child to be here right now?"

Yalilo blinked her big, watery eyes: "What's inappropriate?"

Bai Yan glanced at Ruan Mei, then at Yali Luo, and changed his mind: "Never mind, it's not something shameful anyway."

He then took Nguyen Mai's hand that wasn't holding the book, and the two stood up together, placing that hand on their chests through their clothes.

Nguyen Mai reacted quickly; she immediately closed her eyes and earnestly sensed the rhythm of life.

The sound, which sounded like a heartbeat, suddenly exploded in her mind like a thunderclap from the horizon, stirring up a thousand waves.

Just as the thunder was about to rumble again, and her mental world was about to descend into chaos and be turned upside down, Bai Yan removed her hand.

Ruan Mei, still dazed, heard Bai Yan's clear voice.

"Let's call it a day. Although you can safely perceive time for less than a second, you are already a leader in the field of life sciences."

Although the slightly immature voice next to her didn't understand, it still clapped and chimed in, "Mmm, Mom is so amazing."

Is it really that amazing?

Ruan Mei recalled Bai Yan's words: "Don't be greedy." The man before her, though approachable, was indeed a true star god.

There are quite a few people who have the opportunity to come into contact with Bai Yan, but if they really try to perceive that vast amount of life information, their minds would probably be overwhelmed on the spot.

Less than a second, that's really quite good.

Regaining her composure, Nguyen Mai gleaned the key information from the previous conversation: "Today?"

Bai Yan smiled and said, "If you don't want to continue tomorrow, then forget it."

Nguyen Mai felt the thunderous sensation still lingering within her—dangerous, yet wonderful.

A rare, faint smile appeared on her face again: "Now that the project is complete, just give me the reward I deserve according to your original plan."

Bai Yan shrugged: "You were the one who urged me, why are you talking about the original plan?"

He stopped teasing Ruan Mei and got back to the main topic: "Can we begin the second task I'm giving you?"

"Sure. But I'd like to ask about the previous question."

"what is the problem?"

Ruan Mei looked down at the cute little girl with long, emerald-green hair draped over her shoulders, and a wonderful feeling, barely perceptible unless carefully noticed, quietly crept into her heart.

She turned back and asked the question she wanted to ask: "Did you exert any kind of affinity on her?"

Bai Yan gave a meaningful smile: "Guess."

Chapter 62 Hope Has Arrived, Heaven Will Reveal Its Light

Bai Yan refused to answer Ruan Mei's question, leaving the process of discovery to her: "You can gradually understand her through contact with this child, and see if I have applied an affinity to her life structure."

Nguyen Mai looked down at Yalilo.

Yalilo shook her little head blankly: "I don't know."

Bai Yan added, "Yalilo really doesn't know the answer to this question either. It's a very important question in this topic, so I won't answer you either."

Motherhood is a word that describes a biological instinct, and it is also a very peculiar word.

Motherhood encompasses not only biological instincts but also a mother's care and love for her child in physiological, emotional, and social aspects.

Nguyen Mai also experienced the beauty of this word when she was a child.

People who gradually shut down their emotions will hide them deep inside, rather than undergoing surgery to instantly transform themselves into cold, emotionless machines.

Although this is just a metaphor, he might not be too happy if you told Screwgoom this.

However, getting back to the main point, closed-off emotions can be gradually drawn out through certain methods.

So did he really add elements of affinity to Ariello's life?

Nguyen Mai will find the answer herself, but under the constraints of [mystery], she can only use the simplest way to understand her child.

[Mysterious] To prevent the certainty of intellect from destroying possible variables, the Star God sent down a fog of thought and a rain of senses, revealing to the world indescribable mysteries through color, layering, riddles, and illusions.

Now, using materials related to [mystery], he veiled a layer of mystery in Nguyen Mai's intellectual eyes as she learned about the child, Ariello.

As this research progresses and the mystery is revealed, something may slowly be stirred within Nguyen Mai's heart.

However, this is not something that can be achieved overnight; it requires a slow and gradual change over time.

Bai Yan patted Yali Luo's little head and looked at Ruan Mei: "I hope you two have a great time today. I won't disturb your mother-daughter time for now."

Bai Yan's figure flickered and disappeared.

The adorable little one stretched out his hands to Ruan Mei, revealing an innocent smile: "Mommy, can you hug me?"

As Ruan Mei looked at Yalilo, who was extending his hand to her, that subtle, almost imperceptible, wonderful feeling still lingered in her heart.

She thought for a few seconds and was almost certain that Bai Yan had indeed used his affinity on Yalilo.

The child looks similar to her, but their behavior was quite different when they were young.

Because Nguyen Mai's thought lasted for several seconds, the little girl with long, emerald-green hair had already lowered her hands in disappointment.

The child sensibly shook off his disappointed expression and smiled instead: "Dad said you can call me Xiaoya. He said that such an affectionate nickname will make our relationship seem closer."

Nguyen Mai had already come to her senses, and she casually put the book into her personal storage device.

She crouched down, her face calm as she stretched out her arms as if to embrace her, but her calm tone held little emotion: "Come here, Xiaoya."

The child nestled into his mother's arms, a genuine smile appearing on his face out of his mother's sight.

As Ruan Mei held the child Yalilo, the subtle, elusive feeling that had been lingering in her heart seemed to be growing slightly stronger.

She was absolutely certain that this feeling truly came from Bai Yanshi's approachable nature.

really?

"Mom," Xiaoya's voice came from beside her ear, "Dad said the plum blossom cakes you made were delicious."

"Ok?"

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Bai Yan did not distance himself from Ruan Mei and Yali Luo.

He leaned against a tree trunk not far away, sensing the mother and daughter nearby.

He took out his phone and played a game of competitive gaming with Yin Yue, a father-daughter game, which they hadn't played in a long time.

When he saw that Yin Yue had deliberately lost to him, a smile couldn't help but appear on his lips.

If this child were half as sensible when Silver Wolf was speaking as when he was with him, Silver Wolf wouldn't have needed to give her a buff.

After Silver Moon was called away by Silver Wolf to run a two-player dungeon, he had some free time.

Today is the fourth day since he and the train crew arrived in Belleburg.

The brief silence will last until they leave for their next destination, or until the person from the company who will pay his debts arrives.

But only he was there, serene, sensing Nguyen Mai's subtle emotional shifts.

The people of Belleburg are busy experiencing spring and revival; on March 7th, they are busy pioneering.