Cheng Zhu agreed, but still had a question: "If we can't eat the food in the refrigerator, what will we eat? Can the cafeteria deliver food?"
Alice pointed to a machine that looked somewhat familiar to Cheng Zhu: "I'm afraid we'll only be able to eat some common food, but thankfully it's still nutritious enough. Just bear with it." So that's where the crispy snack on her table came from.
After a day of excitement, the three of them ate a simple meal and returned to their bedroom.
Soon, Chengzhu saw Mary arrive at her room with some things in her arms, and ask shyly, "Christine, can I sleep with you? I'm a little scared." Mary's skin was quite dark, and if it weren't for her obvious expression, Chengzhu wouldn't have noticed her blushing at first glance.
Fortunately, the beds in the school dormitory are not too small, and two people can sleep in them, but if you want to squeeze in three people, it probably won't be enough.
Watching Mary carry her pillow to Chengzhu's room, Alice yawned, closed the door, and laughed at the yellow-skinned mouse sitting on her bed, "Shanshan, you're one to talk, but didn't you sneak in too?"
"Can they be the same?" The cute yellow mouse glared at her. "You even plagiarized other people's adorable pet designs, and you think you can take advantage of the fact that the company can't respond to your calls just because you're from another dimension?"
"No, I've made a lot of changes, okay?"
Alice, or rather Yin Zhu, sat down on the edge of the bed and pointed to something in a serious tone: "Look, I changed the ears to diamond shapes, and the tail to a little ball. I also added a pair of small wings. The rest are just normal animal shapes. I've tried my best to avoid infringement, okay?"
"Anyway, Bamboo, I'm here to keep an eye on you and prevent you from running wild." The yellow-skinned rat stood up with its hands on its hips, its short legs and arms making it look quite comical.
"Alright, alright, I just want to experience the dungeon in an unspeakable way—after all, fear comes from unknown harm, and once everything can be explained, there's nothing to be afraid of." Cheng Zhu touched the bridge of his nose, as if pushing up non-existent glasses: "Before, I was afraid of the endless dungeons, so I went to great lengths to stop the strange rules of Blue Star and prevent its destruction. Now, I've found a new goal."
He looked at the yellow-skinned mouse containing Hirano San's consciousness and smiled brightly: "Shall we make a bet?"
"What kind of bet?"
"I bet Blue Star won't stop here."
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