It was wonderful to live in Ithersta. The Second Reality seemed habitable, and it was. People could live here too, just not by the same rules as in the Third Reality.

Here everything was different, and not so difficult.

The inhabitants of this reality, although they were root vegetables (that's what they looked like), still ate root vegetables (which weren't them) and were quite friendly. No one in the Second Reality ever expressed any kind of discrimination. This was mainly because they didn't suffer from it. They weren't human, and they didn't establish themselves at someone else's expense. They simply lived and enjoyed life, entertaining themselves with puzzles, selling things, or simply walking around.

However, the most common phenomenon in this reality were precisely beings of light. Or, as everyone called them, Valokas. These creatures were quite frequent guests in the second reality, and no one was surprised by them, but they didn't bother them either, simply allowing the Valokas to go about their business. Still, beings like these, who were children of light, must have their own responsibilities, right?

Yes. Yes, that's true. However, not everyone was so serious. Considering that only those under 299,792,459 years of age went without helmets and were considered young.

The Valokas also had a rule—not to interfere with the natural order of things, allowing everything to take its course. And yet, one Valoka broke this rule, becoming enchanted by...a mortal girl!

For some reason, this young Valoka was drawn to her. And these reasons were incomprehensible to the child of light. That's why this Valoka was going to find out.

Although...if by "find out" we mean peeking out from behind a tree and watching her, then yes, that's exactly it