She continued, "As you might already know, we don't like to harm nature. So when the proposal for building structures came up, we decided to minimize construction as much as possible. Unless it's absolutely necessary, we don't build anything. And especially not metal buildings—we all hate those," she added, her voice tinged with disdain.
And I couldn't help but think to myself—If you say something like that on Earth, you might get beaten to a pulp. Because such beautifully crafted architecture is something people on Earth would admire, not criticize.
We walked to the Building, and I probably looked like a small child entering a carnival for the first time—fascinated and surprised by everything around me. The girls were looking at me like I was some kind of fool, but I didn't mind them.
As we reached the Gate, the security scanned us before letting us in.
"Even your malls have security?" I asked, stepping inside.
