Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 401 - 400: The Moon has Flipped Over!

Chapter 401: Chapter 400: The Moon has Flipped Over!

Mianmian continued her search within the orphanage, this time even taking out things like a compass, hoping to spot anywhere particularly strange.

Her Heavenly Eye was always open, but still, she couldn’t find anything.

After searching for so long, she felt a bit tired.

Mianmian sat on the rooftop and pulled out her mobile phone to reassure her two great-nephews.

She had promised them that once she was free, she would definitely chat in the group to keep them from worrying.

To let the two great-nephews confirm that she was fine, Mianmian even took a selfie. After taking it, she posted it in the group.

Having done all these, Mianmian, feeling troubled, dangled her little feet and looked down at the orphanage.

No matter what she did, she couldn’t find it. She had doubted the paintings in the orphanage and considered whether there were any arrays around, but still found nothing.

It was really difficult.

"Feeling frustrated, kiddo?" Green jumped out from the Divine Farmer’s Cauldron and plonked itself atop Mianmian’s head, "Do you need my help? I am, after all, a Divine Artifact."

"Right, Green, you are a Divine Artifact, and you might have a way," said Mianmian with sparkling eyes as she held Green in the palm of her hand, "Then tell Mianmian, where has Chunchun been hidden?"

Green said bluntly, "So you finally admit I’m impressive. I was starting to think you would never remember."

Mianmian giggled, "I’ve always known, it’s just that I can usually handle things myself, right? Green should appear only when I’m out of options because Green is impressive."

After hearing Mianmian’s words, Green’s face, like that of a New Year Picture Doll, finally showed a smile, "Hmph, you little rascal, you do have a way with words."

He flew in front of Mianmian, speaking earnestly, "Your divination results won’t be wrong, Chunchun must still be in this orphanage. Ayu’s Divine Consciousness is also very powerful, after all, he almost achieved Buddhahood. Since we can’t find anything, the only thing we can do is wait. Sometimes, we need the right alignment of time, location, and harmony to be able to see other things."

If Bai Bai were here, she would definitely mock Green for stating the obvious.

Without Green saying it, Mianmian would have continued to wait anyway.

But Bai Bai was currently at the Su Family’s, howling at the moon and missing Mianmian; not present at the scene.

The Mianmian on-site, with shining, admiring eyes, gazed at Green, "Right, right, right, that’s exactly it. Mom also said that sometimes, we need the right alignment of time, location, and harmony to see what we’re looking to see."

Seeing that Mianmian was still giving him face, Green breathed a sigh of relief.

Actually, he knew that his words weren’t of much use, but as long as he could fool Mianmian, he would also feel particularly useful.

One girl and two spiritual beings sat on the rooftop watching the moon, waiting for the so-called right alignment of time, location, and harmony.

It wasn’t until the moon climbed to the center above the rooftop that the anomaly finally occurred.

The moon, which was originally curving to the left, suddenly became like a reflection in water, blurry under the ripples. When it cleared up again, the moon was unbelievably curving to the right.

"The moon has changed!" exclaimed Mianmian pointing at the moon, "Is it the right alignment of time, location, and harmony now?"

Green also noticed this extraordinary sight.

He flew up, looking down at the orphanage, "It’s not just the moon, the orphanage has changed too."

Mianmian followed suit, flying up on the Flying Sword to take a look.

Just as Green said, the rooftop of the orphanage had also flipped over, as if someone had spun the house around.

Mianmian hurriedly flew back down to the orphanage.

Because the orphanage had flipped, the Security Pavilion that was originally on the left now appeared on the right. The person on duty inside wasn’t the old man from before, but a ghost.

The ghost didn’t see Mianmian and, just like the old man, lay on the chair sleeping.

Mianmian, driven by curiosity, moved closer and observed the ghost through the glass for a good while, finding the scene quite magical.

After observing the turned-over Security Pavilion, Mianmian headed towards the main gate.

The lock on the Orphanage’s main gate had also changed its direction.

However, Mianmian didn’t use the main gate and simply flew in through a window instead.

The entire building was shrouded in darkness under the night sky, with the souls of both children and adults drifting around inside, creating a lively scene.

Some child ghosts were playing with toys, while the adult ghosts played with cards and similar items.

Using her Heavenly Eye, Mianmian looked at these ghosts and saw without exception bizarre images.

She had intended to use her Heavenly Eye to find Chunchun, but now that this approach had failed, she would have to think of something else.

After some thought, Mianmian pulled out a disguise charm from her small bag.

She could use it to make the Ying siblings appear human, undetectable to others, and she also had a charm that allowed her to disguise herself with a shroud of Yin Qi, making her look like a ghost.

Once she had done this, Mianmian put away her invisibility charm and quietly approached a group of ghosts playing a game, blending in naturally with their game of Blind Man’s Bluff.

The child ghosts were having fun, and upon seeing a new ghost join in, they didn’t suspect anything and continued to laugh and play with delight. Some of them, quite generously, even asked Mianmian her name.

Mianmian used her wits and said her name was Huahua.

The child ghosts started calling her Huahua, Huahua.

An older child asked, "Huahua, did you just die, or did you just drift here?"

Mianmian, using the acting skills she had learned, innocently replied, "Ah, did I die?"

The children around her burst into hearty laughter, laughing so hard that tears almost fell.

"It’s always like this; the kids that arrive don’t know they’re dead already, still thinking they’re at the Orphanage."

"Right, right, I was a kid from this Orphanage too. Suddenly died in the middle of the night, and I even saw my body lying on the bed."

"Me too. I wanted to play a prank at the Orphanage, but when the night came, I suddenly couldn’t see Dean An Ran."

"It’s different from the outside here, there’s no day or night. Those adult ghosts were just passing by, and then they came in and couldn’t get out."

"But don’t worry Huahua, we’ll be your good friends. It’s nice here too. We can always play games, run around, and no one will tell us off."

The children chattered and comforted the newcomer Huahua, feeling even more established in their self-assumed roles as big brothers and sisters, competing to have Mianmian call them brother and sister.

Constantly observing the surrounding Little Friends, Mianmian was sure that they had no reaction to the name Huahua, knowing that Chunchun was not among them. She continued to pretend to be clueless: "Brothers and sisters, what are you talking about? What do you mean we can’t get out? I, I miss Mom Dean and my brother Chunchun, wuu wuu wuu."

The little ghosts gathered around Mianmian when they saw her crying.

Mianmian’s performance was exceptionally convincing.

She even exaggeratedly touched her face, surprised, asking, "Huh, how come I don’t have any tears?"

Ghosts don’t have tears.

If it’s a Fierce Ghost, they will ’cry’ red tears of blood when weeping.

That, too, is an illusion, because ghosts don’t have the ability to produce blood.

The little ghosts, watching Mianmian’s trembling eyelashes and her pale, delicate face filled with sadness, exchanged glances before the Leader said, "You’re looking for brother Chunchun? If you mean the Chunchun who came today, we can take you to him."

Mianmian’s face immediately lit up with joy, "Really?"

The Leader nodded and turned to lead the way.