Became a salted fish pretend heiress and handed over the system
Chapter 229 - 228: Placing the Space-Time Gate

Chapter 229: Chapter 228: Placing the Space-Time Gate

After finishing her tea, Xia Yue tried a few commands and got a basic understanding of the castle’s situation.

"Let’s go, we’ll choose a room and set up the Space-Time Gate. Then we can visit the other side whenever we feel like it," Xia Yue suggested to Yan Mo.

"Hmm." Yan Mo didn’t object.

The two of them selected a random room on the second floor and, following the system’s instructions, placed the button for the Space-Time Gate in the designated spot--which happened to be on a wall.

Under the gaze of Xia Yue and Yan Mo, the button transformed into a wooden door.

"Is that it?" Xia Yue asked, looking at the wooden door before her.

"If you open the wooden door, you can reach that dimension or people from the other side can come through here. The wooden door will automatically disappear when someone comes through," the system explained simply.

"How magical. What principle is this based on?" Xia Yue extended her hand to open the wooden door, only to find a twisted, swirling tunnel inside. Afraid of being pulled in any second, she quickly closed the door.

"That’s what is commonly known as a wormhole. It’s quite easy for the mighty ones in the high-level dimensions to create such wormholes," the system responded, knowing well that its explanation might be a bit too profound for her to understand, it chose to simplify it for her.

"Wow, that sounds amazing," Xia Yue nodded with admiration in her eyes.

"If you strive to reach a high level, you will eventually be able to create wormholes without the system’s help. You can go anywhere you want without having to do missions," Dragon Lord Ao Ye looked into her eyes as he spoke.

Xia Yue’s eyes lit up at this, but then she shook her head, saying, "Well, I think I’m good with just not being a burden."

She still believed it was best to take things easy. Getting stronger was fine, but becoming too strong... she’d rather not.

Upon hearing Xia Yue’s reply, Dragon Lord Ao Ye almost couldn’t help but smack her head open with a claw to see what kind of mush she had inside her brain.

"Is everything good now?" Xia Yue, oblivious to Ao Ye’s anger, turned to ask the system.

"All set. You can invite them over right now, or wait until you officially open," the system nodded.

"What do you think?" Xia Yue turned to Yan Mo to ask.

"You mentioned that we can get rated if we invite them over. How would they rate us?" Yan Mo inquired more about the system instead of answering Xia Yue’s question.

"That’s a bit complicated to explain, as many composite factors are involved," the system replied vaguely.

Yan Mo wasn’t content with this answer, but he could tell the system wouldn’t elaborate any further.

"Let’s invite them over in a few days. Don’t you still have an Undersea Castle to build? By then we’ll have an extra place to entertain them," Yan Mo suggested to Xia Yue.

"Sure, let’s go then if there’s nothing else to do here," Xia Yue concurred, then felt that there wasn’t anything else to handle here and decided to leave.

As they stepped out of the castle, they noticed the elf on the large fountain had turned colorful. The elf wore a light green robe, silver-method charms, and had green eyes. A ring of flowers graced her head and a pair of semi-transparent light green wings sprouted from her back.

Upon seeing Xia Yue and Yan Mo, she dipped the branch in her hand into the bubbling water bottle and sprinkled it towards them.

"Ah, what are you doing?" Xia Yue was wetted by the water droplets and squawked discontentedly.

"This is the blessing of the Elf Clan. We hope it can cleanse you of misfortune, and bring you good luck," the elf replied. Her voice was crisp and pleasant to the ear.

"Oh, thank you!" Upon hearing this explanation, Xia Yue cheerfully nodded in appreciation.

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