“How does it feel to fly?” Cha Hee-Ra asked.

“It feels great,” I replied.

I was a bit scared, but it wasn’t bad, and being able to see the vast continent all at once felt like a privilege. The ride itself wasn’t that great compared to other transportation methods, but seeing the sight from afar made me feel as if I was on a trip overseas. What caught my attention were the magnificent natural environment, a huge waterfall, a large tree and forest, and a massive cliff. I couldn’t remember visiting all the tourist attractions on Earth, but I could guarantee that what I was seeing right now couldn’t be compared to what Earth had.

“It’s awesome,” I commented.

“It’s because that’s where the monsters live, so people can’t just go in and develop the place like what people had done on Earth. If it wasn’t for the monsters, then the trees would have already been cut down and cleared since trees are a valuable resource,” she explained.

Cha Hee-Ra was right. The reason why the tourist industry didn’t exist here was probably because of the monsters and that was why the surrounding could maintain their forms. Basically, the monsters were the guardians of nature. I once heard of a writer who said that humans were the cancers...