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

Xiaoya finished speaking.

On another street, a gray-haired girl who was buying Xianzhou specialty snacks with March 7th suddenly had a strange premonition.

Bai Yan gently stroked Xiao Ya's head with her hand: "It's better to play the role-playing game of the Galaxy Duo at the right time. Now, introduce yourself to Auntie."

Little Yalilu nodded obediently, "Mmm."

She focused her gaze on the woman and said, "Hello, Auntie. My name is Xiaoya. I currently live on the Starry Sky Train with my parents."

Black Tower observed Little Yalilo: "This appearance is very similar to the god who brings spring in the contemporary mythology of Yalilo VI. If I'm not mistaken, 'Little Yalilo' is just a nickname, right?"

The Interstellar Peace Corporation sent people to Yalilo VI, and Toppa relayed the information to the company.

Black Tower also received recent intelligence about Yalilo VI from the Interstellar Peace Corporation.

She wasn't initially interested in the process of a frozen civilization returning to normalcy, but things changed if someone she was interested in was involved.

When they left the Black Tower space station, the child named Xiaoya was not on the train.

The child calls Bai Yan and Ruan Mei "Dad" and "Mom," and given his appearance, it's not hard to deduce the truth based on the changes in Yalilo VI.

When Xiaoya's identity was revealed for the first time, she looked at Bai Yan as if pleading for help: "Dad..."

"It's okay, it's fine to tell this lady."

"Ah."

Xiaoya nodded and explained to the aunt in front of her, "I am Yalilo. My dad said that because of what happened in Beloberburg, people will treat me like a god and feel awkward when they interact with me, so I have always used the name Xiaoya."

Black Tower casually asked, "Is it something you should be concerned about that they feel awkward around you?"

As a genius who never considers other people's feelings when he speaks, Black Tower doesn't quite agree with this approach, but he doesn't interfere much, only asking a few questions.

"I want to make friends with everyone, walk among you, and experience the beauty of life. Isn't that a lot of fun? Although it's also fun to learn some scientific knowledge about life from my mother."

When it comes to this, Xiaoya's knowledge has gradually transcended the realm of children: "If the exploration of the meaning of life is confined to experiments, the data obtained will seem cold and narrow. So my mother often walks alone in deserted places to explore the wonders of life on other planets."

Xiaoya's bright eyes still blinked, her expression innocent and pure.

Black Tower could tell that the child's mental age did not exceed the age indicated by the other person's height.

However, his understanding of life sciences is unsurprisingly superior to that of scholars in the general life science field.

Hei Ta looked at Bai Yan. As a genius herself, she had seen many geniuses and couldn't help but sigh, "No wonder he's your child."

She firmly believes that these understandings of life sciences were not given at the time of their creation.

These two are more than capable of teaching this little girl named Yalilo, and teaching her about the little things in life.

Black Tower said calmly, "By the way, do you have time tonight? I remember you promised me you'd talk with me all night, didn't you?"

Bai Yan said regretfully, "Of course I remember, but it's not convenient tonight."

Black Tower turned her gaze to Ruan Mei, who gently shook her head at her, indicating that it was not she who had taken up Bai Yan's time tonight.

Bai Yan explained, "I have a date with a fox-girl tonight."

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Tingyun's boudoir.

The girl sat in front of the dressing table, her fox ears twitching slightly.

What exactly does it mean to read life?

Judging from what Taibu and March 7th said, could it really be that they had a long talk all night long?

Chapter 141: They Gave Life to the Universe

Before keeping his appointment with a fox-girl, Bai Yan wanted to stroll around the Immortal Ship with his friend who had come from afar, Hei Ta.

Ruan Mei left with Xiao Ya, reminding Bai Yan before she left: "Regarding the compensation for assisting in the research and development of simulated life forms..."

Bai Yan smiled and promised, "You'll get your share. We have more time to spend together than at the Black Tower, don't we?"

"Ah."

Nguyen Mai nodded and walked away.

Xiaoya held Ruan Mei's hand, raised her little head, and asked, "Mommy, where are we going?"

Nguyen Mai calmly replied, "Go and prepare some gifts that my father will like. We need to go back in a while."

"Are you going to see Grandpa?"

Xiaoya held Ruan Mei's hand tightly. Her delicate skin had a gentle touch, and her innocent smile gave Ruan Mei a strange feeling.

After the word "home" faded from her memory, she hadn't encountered the many terms related to kinship in human civilization for a long time.

Xiaoya noticed that her mother paused slightly and didn't answer her question immediately. Looking at her mother's face, she asked worriedly, "Mom, what's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

"nothing."

Ruan Mei held Xiao Ya's hand tightly and walked towards the commercial-related cave in the Luofu Immortal Boat.

Hei Ta watched Ruan Mei leave, then casually remarked to Bai Yan beside him, "It seems your cooperation has been quite pleasant."

"Is our cooperation unpleasant?"

"Our cooperation was certainly not pleasant."

Heita initially denied it, then explained, "Because we didn't cooperate, it was just mutual help between friends. Of course, cooperation that doesn't exist is unpleasant, but I enjoyed this exchange."

Bai Yan exposed her without hesitation: "You have repeatedly emphasized our friendship, which is a form of self-suggestion. At the same time, your repeated emphasis also shows that you don't have much confidence in this relationship deep down."

After he finished speaking, he took light steps and walked in front of the black tower.

As he walked forward, he continued, "But you've done very well, my friend."

Hei Ta stepped forward and looked at Bai Yan's figure from behind, vaguely sensing a loneliness that came from endless years.

Like walking on the ruler of time, each step He takes represents a lifetime of an ordinary life.

"For many years I was fascinated by low-intelligence life forms because they do not have a generation gap with me because of their identity, but they can never understand me either."

He walked along, speaking softly as if recounting the past years to a friend.

"Highly intelligent beings find it difficult to understand the true me. My people revere me and hold me in high esteem, while strangers, after learning of my identity, often begin to keep their distance from me..."

Black Tower walked behind him, displaying her erudition, and said, "You understand, even many low-intelligence life forms have a concept of status and identity. How much more so for high-intelligence life forms, staying away from beings with far greater strength is a self-protective mechanism for survival."

Bai Yan paused for a moment, then turned back to Black Tower with a gentle smile: "Of course I understand, which is why Aha wears the mask on the surface, while I conceal the mask within my skin. But Bai Yan is also me, and the so-called [Life] Star God is also me."

"However, it seems that the friends I've been spending time with recently don't mind knowing more about me. I feel like March 7th is about time, maybe then I can reveal my secret to her."

Black Tower didn't continue the conversation about March 7th, but instead asked, "I still don't understand why you're interested in so many ordinary lives?"

Black Tower voiced the question that had been lingering in her mind for a long time.

It's difficult to get truly accurate answers by using narrow human thinking to measure the Star God's code of conduct. She was glad that she had the opportunity to ask the Star God himself questions.

But if he said that, Bai Yan would undoubtedly refute him.

Her eyes met Bai Yan's, and those deep, star-like eyes still drew people's attention.

At the same time, Bai Yan's lips curled up slightly: "The life of the Black Tower lady is very exciting, but how many Black Tower ladies have there been throughout history? What if only the lives of the Genius Club remained in this world?"

"The seemingly ordinary lives you speak of constitute the entire interstellar civilization sphere, and at the same time, give vitality to this dark universe."

"The cell is the basic structural and functional unit of an organism, just like the relationship between the cell and the organism itself. It is the convergence of ordinary lives, each performing its own function in the universe, ultimately giving life to this universe."

"So are they really ordinary? And are the so-called gods and members of the genius club really extraordinary?"

Heita himself smiled slightly: "As expected of you, your insights in this area never disappoint."

Besides Bai Yan's insights into life and his views on ordinary life, Hei Ta noticed that he seemed to have gained other key information as well.

The Star God has the final say on his own destiny.

Therefore, matters related to deities are often highly idealistic, which is why the academic community often debates the topic of star gods.

"You just said that all living beings gave life to the universe?"

If He transforms the entire universe into a realm of life... then the immense power He possesses...

Bai Yan and Hei Ta looked at each other. He understood what Hei Ta was thinking and answered the question Hei Ta had just asked: "You heard me right."

Chapter 142 Grand Duke of Netherfire: Declaring War on Life!

A moment later, Bai Yan and Hei Ta arrived at a coffee shop in Luofu.

In the quiet private room, the two were discussing the results of their simulated life experiment, but this was interrupted by a sudden burst of laughter.

Reddish particles condense in the air.

A maniacal laugh echoed throughout the room, its infectious energy so strong that even the foam in the coffee cup seemed to smile.

Black Tower struggled against the manipulation of this emotion, finally enveloped by a gentle force, allowing it to catch its breath and avoid falling onto the stage of maniacal laughter.

Immediately afterwards, a bright red mask materialized in the air, shimmering and swaying.

The mask was thick and heavy, with vibrant colors. Its smile was arrogant yet its brushstrokes were restrained, waiting for every indulgent prank.

This is not the mask of Aha that Bai Yan possesses, but rather the medium that Aha used to contact him.

"Friend, I have something interesting to share with you, oh no, with the whole world."

Ah's voice drifted through the mask, and He continued speaking in a tone that mimicked Bai Yan: "Let me introduce you to the focus of our stage, Lord Hades, Alfred, an old actor who has spent his entire life playing the role of a clown."

Faced with this sudden contact, Bai Yan remained calm, gently swirling the coffee cup in front of him to disperse the smiling milk foam pattern. Then he spoke slowly, his voice carrying a hint of humor and sarcasm:

"My friend, you always do things so unpredictably. If you could choose to show up at a time when I welcome you, I might really be happy."

Aha then asked with a grin, "So when do you plan to welcome me?"

"Perhaps that time will never come."

Bai Yan casually picked up his coffee, took a sip, and spoke lightly, as if the conversation between the two gods was insignificant.

Aha's smile remained undiminished on his mask: "Don't be such a spoilsport, my friend. Why don't you take a look at the gift I brought you? Sharing happiness should be a joyful thing."