Seoul Object Story

Lying on the grass under the warm late afternoon sun, I couldn’t believe that this was the Black Planet, which had been filled with Evolution Liquid not too long ago.

'The Mini Reapers’ terraforming ability is amazing…'

Of course, since I can’t breathe, I’m not sure if the air is even suitable for humans.

Still, it felt like a perfect terraforming job to me.

The breeze that brushed against my nose was refreshing, and the sounds of newly formed tiny creatures filled my ears.

Tiny wildflowers were blooming across the grass, and butterflies fluttered through the air among them.

As I lay on the grass with my back against the ground, looking up at the sky, a small bird suddenly flew down and hovered above my head.

The Mini Reapers seemed to like this place too, as they weren’t going back to the Mini Reaper Garden and were instead lounging around on the Black Planet.

Aside from the fact that the Mini Reapers kept attaching themselves to me, the Black Planet was a pleasant retreat.

Then, I shifted my gaze toward a small presence nearby.

‘They haven’t noticed yet.’
‘Mom doesn’t know.’
‘Hehe.’

How they managed to do it, I had no idea, but the Golden Reapers were quietly sneaking up on me without making a sound, stepping on the grass without leaving a trace.

Those Golden Reapers, who had been approaching stealthily, had now somehow latched onto my pinky finger.

I tried to pry them off with my hand…

But, what a surprise, it was as if they had been glued on with industrial-strength adhesive, and they didn’t budge at all.

In the end, I gave up on trying to pull them off by force and, using my spatial control ability, rapidly spun my wrist to fling the Golden Reapers away.

‘Don’t!’

The Golden Reapers couldn’t withstand the centrifugal force and were flung far into the bushes.

Everything would be fine if they didn’t keep sticking to me…

As I thought this, I turned my gaze to where the Golden Reapers had gathered. They were engaged in some odd game.

Perhaps influenced by the Golden Halo Reaper, they were striking bizarre poses, almost like dancers.

‘Amazing!’