I Didn't Want This Kind Of High Teen Possession (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 164

The people of Yata Planet gave us a room made of gold and silver.

Each chamber attached to the temple was so grandly vast and spacious that it was overwhelming. Outside the large windows, silver skyscrapers stretched beautifully, as if proudly displaying Yata Planet’s brilliant achievements.

Every meal served suited my taste perfectly, and each ingredient was of the finest quality. The sheets and blankets were made of a material I’d never felt before—smooth and immaculate.

After sleeping deeply in the room, filled with a soft and fragrant scent, my fatigue vanished completely, and my thoughts grew clear.

‘These people truly believe we are their saviors.’

Before being assigned our rooms, I’d been told that Lerias, the current archbishop of the Yata Church, was the oldest elder among the Yata people and possessed faint precognitive abilities.

He had foreseen that the hero who saved their ancestors ten thousand years ago would soon return to their planet.

Thanks to this, despite being outsiders—and having arrived far beyond the expected timeline—we weren’t driven away but instead received a lavish welcome.

Aside from their bodies emanating light, the Yata people lived similarly to those on Earth. Life here was incredibly comfortable—so much so that it seemed unbelievable we’d crossed a desert just days ago after enduring such hardship.

‘Still, we’ll have to leave soon.’

I worried that lingering too long on this soft bed might make me complacent. Having slept soundly during the day, I couldn’t fall asleep at night.

“Maybe I’ll take a walk outside.”

Glancing at the darkness beyond the large window, I rose to my feet.

Holding a small candlestick, I walked down the corridor. Murals lined the temple hallways, unfolding in the dim surroundings. The mural depicting me seized by alien tentacles—no matter how often I saw it—never felt familiar.

“Messiah, are You unable to sleep?”

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