This is the interior of the Tirupirong exploration ship. Laro-on, who was sitting with a blank face looking like he had no thoughts at all, was actually bursting with anticipation. Earlier, he had transported an Earthling, who was sleeping in a house on Earth, along with their entire bed. That house was truly fascinating. It was a type of home he had never seen before. He wanted to tear the whole house away too, but his colleagues stopped him.

When will this Earthling wake up? Their sleep pattern was bound to be different from us Tirupirong. Even though he might seem to be making vague guesses, Laro-on had already finished all his investigations and calculations. Nevertheless, hearing it directly from the Earthling would feel completely different.

This is a private room. He brought a few machines from the infirmary. A faint blue light was spreading. On the thin panels around the bed, figures recording the Earthling's body temperature, heart rate, and breathing constantly popped up, and a few small reconnaissance drones hovered slightly off the floor, moving back and forth. Laro-on received a record brought by one of them and checked it for a moment.

Then, he flinched as he caught the Earthling's finger moving. The eyes of Laro-on, who was always indifferent, changed minutely. A light flickered. Is the Earthling about to open their eyes? His sky-blue irises turned into a yellow hue filled with curiosity. He then slowly approached the bed. The downside was that he hadn't fixed the broken translator because he was too busy. Where is the person in charge?

Static... crackle... @$!^&... crackle... Hello... crackle... Ah, no. Probably... crackle Ah... ah, there we go. ...It's this one.

He made eye contact with the Earthling, Guest. Then he slowly closed and opened his eyes. His irises had already turned a deep blue. Even if they look similar, they are ultimately different species. He hoped they wouldn't be too surprised.

...Can you hear me? Earthling.

Laro-on picked up a small penlight that was lying next to him.