"Gah...gah! Ba-ba-ba!"
The sound of melodious gurgling—one that could have only come from an infant—rang out through the balcony that extended from the upper walls of a 1000-meter-tall golden-colored building.
Its structure radiated an aura of divine architecture, with an otherworldly, timeless design.
Blue-colored railings, shimmering with motes of blue light, lined the edge to prevent any fall, and behind this railing were two figures.
A snow-white-haired infant, about two months old, was the source of the sound.
His eyes were vastly abnormal—in the left eye were spirals of starlight, and when one stared at those tiny lights, they evoked the same feeling as looking into a distant galaxy, filled with an infinite number of planetary systems.
The right eye looked no different in structure, except for its color: a full crimson.
When one looked at its starlight, they would see a galaxy drenched in a mist of blood.
