Chapter 1380: This Woman Is So Cute, Might As Well Stuff Her in a Sack and Beat Her Up

A spacious room.

The room exuded an ancient, rustic charm, with faint traces of luxury visible.

Yet, the rustic room was now in complete disarray.

There was no light.

Utterly dark.

Only a computer glowed with a faint, eerie light.

It looked utterly bizarre.

"...... A interface that appeared out of nowhere in my mind! Is this a hallucination from staying up too late? No! That's impossible—staying up late can at most kill me from exhaustion... and if I did drop dead, my state should reset to peak condition."

Before the computer, a girl curled into a ball muttered bitterly, her eyes glinting with strange light.

Though she looked tired, her mental state was excellent.

Even exhausted from staying up late at night, her peerless elegance still shone through; she yawned, then closed her eyes and entered the Society chat room, instantly spotting the pop-up announcement.

"...... Read the Society description! Are we using real names?"

"What if we don't use real names? Will there be some bizarre punishment? If this is a hallucination, it's just too strange..."

The girl murmured, then opened the Society interface and read the brief introduction.

After reading it, her expression instantly turned: extremely serious and solemn; her fingers lightly tapped the desk.

"Hmm—crossing infinite dimensions! Interesting.

Is it real? No, under these circumstances, the chance of it being fake is far higher... Could it be that guy from the Lost Home? The Seven Luminous Magician of the Red Magic House! Oh? Suddenly interested."

She opened the Society member list; a string of names appeared before her eyes. As she scanned them, she quickly noticed a familiar name and covered her mouth, laughing softly.

"The Youkai Sage... is that... Ba Yunzi? Is that idiot pulling a prank again? How boring."

She laughed, then prepared to log out.

After confirming it was Ba Yunzi's doing, she instantly lost all interest in playing along with her.

She'd actually believed, at first, that crossing infinite dimensions might be real... —and at that very moment, the girl froze.