An Unorthodox Guide to Conquering Another World

Of course, he added the last sentence; Lucia didn't say it.

"I didn't expect you to have bought the tickets so early. You must have been looking forward to this for a long time, right?"

"I, I didn't! Those were just tickets I bought randomly!" Ilsa immediately said.

“Oh, then I’ll take Zeshita tomorrow,” Ya Feng said.

With a snap, Ilsa grabbed his hand, glaring at him with a look of both shame and anger.

"So, do we go or not? Narwhals and rainbow jellyfish, you know," Ya Feng said.

Ilsa gritted her teeth,

"Of course I'll go!"

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[I wrote almost half more than I should have, so it's late. Please give me two monthly votes for staying up until 3 a.m. 0n2]

Chapter 136 A Family of Three's Aquarium Date (Part 1)

Sunday.

Ilsa got up very early today, took a shower, and then stood in front of the mirror comparing one outfit after another.

"This dress is quite pretty... but isn't it a bit too bright, and wouldn't it be inconvenient for sightseeing?"

She put down the princess dress with its flared hem, then picked up a pair of overalls.

"Isn't this a bit too childish..."

She carefully selected a dress, and finally chose one, holding it up against her body to hold it in place.

Thinking about today's plans, the corners of her mouth couldn't help but turn up.

It seems like this is the first time in all this time that the two of them have gone out together for entertainment purposes.

Sigh, that guy, we have to keep a close eye on him when we go out. The aquarium will probably be crowded today, and he might get distracted by something and get lost.

A slight ripple unconsciously stirred within Ilsa's heart.

Just then, there was a knock on the door, and Ya Feng's voice came from outside:

"Ilsa, are you still not up?"

Ya Feng yawned, and then the door opened, and he saw the little princess standing in front of him, already dressed in a little dress.

“I’m almost done getting ready, and you haven’t even washed up yet!” Ilsa said to him.

"Oh? Up so early, were you too excited to sleep last night?" Ya Feng chuckled.

"Mind your own business! Go wash up!"

...

Seeing that Ilsa was so excited today, Ya Feng also tidied himself up, took a shower, and changed into a rather decent long coat and shiny boots.

He waited at the door for Ilsa to come out together, and a moment later, the beautifully dressed princess came down.

She wore a dark purple lace-trimmed dress with puff sleeves, a flower-decorated headband, black stockings with ribbon bows that covered her calves, brown ankle boots, and carried a black handbag.

Moreover, she was clearly wearing light makeup; her face was rosy, and her cherry-pink, glossy lips looked like little puddings—it sounded delicious.

Is this what girls' execution of a date is like? Whether it's Lucia or Ilsa, they usually seem energetic and prickly like little hedgehogs, but when it comes to a date, they unleash unparalleled femininity and dress themselves up like flowers.

Fortunately, I tidied myself up a bit today, so the difference isn't too big.

"Then, let's go out." Ilsa flicked her hair, put on a calm expression, slightly raised her chin, and secretly glanced at Ya Feng.

"Okay, sure,"

As he spoke, Ya Feng turned and left.

"you..."

Ilsa puffed out her cheeks. This girl didn't even have a word to say about her outfit today.

She followed him out the door with some dissatisfaction, got into Ya Feng's car, and, already used to it, reached out and hugged his waist, gently pressing her body against his back.

"Oh, right, Ilsa."

"what."

"You look beautiful today,"

"..."

Ya Feng felt the arm around him suddenly tighten, and the little princess's head was pressed against his back. He smiled with satisfaction and activated the Iron Dragon.

...

Yingbaigeer Long Creek Source Aquarium.

Wow, so many people...

Although I was mentally prepared for a lot of people, I still found that it was a bit beyond my expectations when I got here.

Long queues had already formed at the aquarium's ticket gates, one after another, a sight that made one's heart ache.

"The park doesn't open for another half hour, and there are so many people crowding at the entrance that we can see more," Ya Feng said.

"But it's a major hit this week, and it's the weekend, so I expect there will be quite a few people in the venue today," Ya Feng said.

Ilsa sighed and followed Ya Feng into the crowd.

While waiting in line, Ilsa took out a small notebook and pencil from her handbag and started writing and drawing in it.

"What are you writing? A dating guide?"

"I guess so, but there are some others..."

Ilsa's hand froze, and she glared at Ya Feng, embarrassed and annoyed: "Wh-what dating strategy? What nonsense are you talking about! This is my assignment for my Magical Creatures class! I need to collect illustrations of all kinds of creatures!"

"Oh? Let me see."

Ya Feng reached out to take it, but Ilsa dodged away.

"No!"

"Heh, as expected, there's something shady going on."

"Say what you will," Ilsa snorted.

Indeed, her little notebook contained a detailed itinerary she had prepared the night before: which exhibition area to visit first, the schedule of the performances, which restaurant to dine at, and what souvenir shops sold.

It wouldn't have been a problem at first, but after Ya Feng said that, she suddenly felt a little uncomfortable, as if it had really turned into some kind of dating guide.

"It's a bit boring to just sit here, Xiao Guang. Let's play a story relay game. You go first," Ya Feng said, patting Xiao Guang's chest.

“Yes, master. Once upon a time, there was a match. It felt an itch on its head, so it scratched its head and ended up setting itself on fire.”

Yafeng continued:

"Then it got burned and started crying, but its tears extinguished its own flames."

"Ha ha ha ha."

Both the man and the machine laughed.

"You two are such a bunch of clowns..." Ilsa said, covering her head in exasperation.

At nine o'clock, the park finally opened, and the crowd began to move. Soon, Ya Feng and Ilsa entered the aquarium.

The narwhal exhibit wouldn't open until 10 a.m., so they went to the rainbow jellyfish exhibit first.

However, it seems that everyone had the same idea, which is why they only found the exhibition area already crowded with people when they arrived.

"There are so many people, I can't see anything in front of me." Ilsa stood on tiptoe, but given her height, she was basically completely blocked from view.

"I can see it very clearly here. Do you want me to take some pictures and show them to you?"

Thanks to his height, Ya Feng could still see the view inside the aquarium from the outside.

“What’s the difference between that and watching it online directly…” Ilsa said.

"I just can't do anything with you."

As Ya Feng spoke, he bent down and squatted in front of her.

"Come on, I'll carry you."

“Eh…” Ilsa paused.

"Hurry up, aren't you shy?" Ya Feng said.

"I'm like this... well, okay then."

Ilsa pursed her lips, then agreed. She smoothed her skirt, then straddled his neck.

Ya Feng helped her stand up, which opened up her view. The little princess's body was very soft and light, and she hardly felt any weight sitting on his neck. When she got up, a faint fragrance of a young girl lingered around her nose.

Ilsa still felt a little uncomfortable, so she pulled her skirt down even further to avoid any awkward situations.

"How is it?" Ya Feng asked.

"Yes, I can see it clearly now."

Clusters of brightly colored jellyfish swam in the azure tank, like vibrant colors scattered across the water, sometimes spreading out, sometimes gathering together, creating a dreamlike and enchanting scene.

"So beautiful..." Ilsa's eyes reflected the jellyfish.

"Ya Feng, don't move."

She took out her notebook and quickly sketched the dreamlike scene.

Just as she was drawing, she heard a child's shouts from the side. She looked over and saw a three or four-year-old child riding on his father's shoulders, with a pacifier in his mouth, clapping his hands happily as he watched the jellyfish.

“Same as you,” Ya Feng said.

"What do you mean, 'what do you mean'!" Ilsa smacked him on the head in annoyance.

Chapter 137 A Family of Three's Aquarium Date (Part 2)

"Alright, alright, put me down now."

After looking at the jellyfish, Ilsa said.

"Why are you in such a hurry? Let's keep looking around. Anyway, you won't be able to see us when there are more people, and you'll have to sit on the back again soon," Ya Feng said, holding her ankle.

"I...I'm not a child anymore. If people see me like this, won't I be laughed at to death?" Ilsa muttered to herself.

With so many people around, only little kids ride on their fathers' shoulders. It's really embarrassing for someone her age to do that; it's so childish.

"We don't know anyone here, so what's there to be afraid of? Besides, I don't mind that you're heavy."

“Where am I heavier!” Ilsa said angrily.

"Yes, yes, it's not heavy at all, as light as a feather," Ya Feng said.

Ilsa puffed out her cheeks, and in her anger, she lifted her bottom and pressed down hard on Ya Feng's shoulder twice. Of course, for Ya Feng, it was just a couple of soft slaps on his shoulder.

However, Ilsa didn't say anything more and just sat on his lap, letting him lead her around the museum.

Half an hour before the narwhal season opened, they went to the dolphin enclosure first.

The aquarium was dimly lit, except for the tanks, which used a lot of lighting effects to create a dreamlike simulated underwater world. Schools of fish swam by, and some gray-white dolphins swam quickly by, some even swimming up to the glass enclosure to interact with visitors.

A dolphin swam up to Ilsa, tilting its head and curiously examining her.

Ilsa tried to reach out and place her hand in front of the glass dome, and then the dolphin seemed to understand her intention and pressed its soft, big head against her palm.

"Wow... Ah, look!" Ilsa exclaimed in surprise.

"Xiao Guang, hurry! Hurry up!"

It was inconvenient for Ya Feng to take photos while carrying Ilsa, so he immediately woke up Xiao Guang, who was already half asleep, and threw her out, handing her the Huanwangtong (a type of internet communication device) so she could take photos of him and Ilsa.

The dolphins swam away in no time, and Ya Feng took the Huanwangtong to look at the photos Xiao Guang had taken.

"Oh? That's a really good shot, Xiao Guang. You have a real talent for photography," Ya Feng said, patting Xiao Guang's head as a reward.

"Master, let Xiaoguang come and play too. Xiaoguang wants to see the fish." After waking up and seeing the scene around him, Xiaoguang didn't want to go back.