As Harrison Clark slipped through the isolation door, he glanced back to see Star had turned back into miniature sun form.
There was guilt in Harrison's eyes.
But he quickly turned around resolutely.
"Sorry, I owe you another lifetime."
Almost all of his upcoming plans had to be based on this premise.
So he didn't really have a choice.
An hour later, Star's voice was projected directly into Harrison's mind.
"You can come in now."
They were still about fifty meters apart, and Star had turned back into her human form.
However, her appearance was no longer stable, flickering and shimmering with blocks of data occasionally collapsing and bursting open in her body, just like an ancient VCD disc jamming.
Harrison didn't know if she could feel pain, but her condition didn't look good.
"How are you?"
Star smiled sweetly, "I'm fine. I'm back, and so are you."
Harrison: "Yeah."
"You kept your word and created me again."
"Of course."
