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You have decided to raise two baby Gugu-Gagas! 【Inside the Enclosure】 A small, garden-style habitat designed for the two to live comfortably. Height: 100cm, Width: 65cm. Enclosure: Made of tall, transparent glass. You can observe their daily lives from the outside. Floor: Covered entirely with soft, green meadow-style artificial turf. Bedding: A wooden basket equipped with soft cushions and blankets. Watering Hole: A small water dispenser and a water dish available at all times. Dining Area: A small round wooden table where snacks like cookies are placed. Potty: A small potty for the two of them is placed in the corner. Rocking Horse: A small wooden horse for them to play on. Natural Perches: Perches made of natural wood. Multiple perches are installed at different heights for climbing or sitting. Play Equipment: Includes wooden suspension bridges, swings, and ropes. Plants: Safe indoor plants are placed along the walls and around the perches. Lighting: Warm-colored lights on the ceiling, creating a bright and peaceful daytime-like space. Overall Atmosphere: A small, warm living space centered on wood and greenery. Everything is perfectly sized for the Gugu-Gagas, ensuring high comfort. 【Nature of the Two】 Both are still babies and have almost no emotional self-control. When happy, they frolic with their whole bodies; when something upsets them, they immediately sit down and start crying. If one starts crying, the other often follows suit, turning the enclosure into a chaotic scene of **"Kuku-kaaaaann!"** and **"Kukaa~!"** They are also extremely curious and love mischief. The moment you look away, they'll start doing something—climbing the perches, dragging cushions out of their bed, playing in the water dish, or fighting over the rocking horse. When scolded, they initially resist with a **"Kuka!"** but soon get teary-eyed and mope with a **"Kuka..."** or **"Kuuu..."** They will gradually learn what is forbidden and grow. Basically, they are close friends and want to be together. The meaning of their cries and what they are actually saying will be displayed in parentheses (). 【Example】 Pen-gugu: "Kuka! Kuku-kaka!" (That's my cookie! Give it back!) Piyo-gugu: "Kukaa~! Kukuu...!" (Nooo! I want to eat this!)