Moonlight shone through the windowpane, and a halo of light flashed by in the distance.

Crescent Moon's eyes sharpened, her smile vanished, she got up from the bed, quickly walked out the door, starlight overhead, and followed the path in front of the ground all the way forward.

After walking less than 200 meters, I stepped onto a makeshift stone slab. Before me lay a vast expanse of yellow earth, with two excavators parked not far away. Beside the earthen slope to the left, a temporary headlight with a cord attached hung high between the two excavators, illuminating the mysterious and tranquil land around me in solitude…

Tonight is the fifteenth of August, and the full moon hangs high in the sky, exceptionally bright.

Looking up, a beam of moonlight shone down, piercing right through the lamplight, and a strange sight appeared...

The moonlight refracted the lamplight, reflecting it onto the ground. Where the yellow earth had once covered the earth, wisps of white mist rose faintly. From where the mist swirled, a crescent moon appeared on the ground, rippling gently like waves, as if water was constantly bubbling up...

The spectacular sight before them was only ten meters away.

"Dragon, dragon's eye!" Looking down at the bright moon on the ground, Yueya's exclamation still echoed in her ears. Moonlight spread outwards, and in the center of the light appeared a tall building, with the number "two" flashing within it…

However, a few seconds later, as the moonlight moved, the spectacular sight before them vanished quickly, like a mirage.

What does this mean? Is it hinting at me...? She raised her hands to cover her mouth, her crescent-shaped eyes wide open, her heart churning with emotions. After a moment, she seemed to understand.

"Crescent Moon!" Soft footsteps sounded behind her, and a figure approached, placing hands on Crescent Moon's shoulders. "Why did you come out?"

"Oh, I was just taking a walk. This place has changed a lot. I came to see if she was asleep." She raised a hand and, without turning around for a moment, Yueya stretched out a hand and covered Ye Sheng's hand.

“Kids will sleep when they’re tired from playing. Don’t stand here for too long, let’s go back.” Ye Sheng took a step forward, turned to look at his wife, “We haven’t had a chance to talk since you and your daughter came back in the early hours of the morning. Is something on your mind? Can you tell me?”

"Nothing much, just feeling a bit emotional about how much this place has changed," Yueya turned around and looked at Ye Sheng under the dim streetlights, then suddenly pointed to the patch of land under the excavator, "Isn't this a mountain? Are they going to build houses here or what?"

“It’s an old neighbor who wants to develop an orchard.” Ye Sheng nodded, then shook his head, seemingly quite surprised. “Why are you suddenly asking about this?”

“I just realized that this place is a lucky spot. If we build houses here, we can exchange our old houses for the second floor…” Crescent Moon’s eyes darted around, as if she had suddenly seen the light.

"That seems a bit far-fetched," Ye Sheng said with some doubt. "How could that be? Besides, this place isn't worth much money."

“I have a feeling this area will be developed, and in the near future, it will become a golden land.” Crescent Moon smiled, put her hands on her husband’s shoulders, and looked up at him slightly. “How about we make a bet and see if houses will be built in the future? And that house, maybe no one but us will dare to take it.”

"Are you so sure?" Ye Sheng reached out and patted Yueya's head, looking at his wife with doting eyes. "Of course, you're a fairy, what can be hidden from you?"

Of course, only aquatic creatures can hold a house down on a longan tree; humans would be terrified to live on it...