[Agatha Strasser]
Pushing open the heavy iron door inscribed with a metal nameplate, a metallically decorated nun's room appeared before her eyes.
A single room with a living room and a bathroom.
It bears some resemblance to the European Middle Ages in the human world.
But all the furniture and decorations were made of metal, or rather, the entire room was a metal compartment, with all tables, beds, and chairs formed by the extension of metal.
It was obviously a room designed by Agatha herself; all the metal furniture had columnar features. For example, the bed she used for resting was assembled from hundreds of iron rods.
However, no instruments related to suffering could be seen inside the room, which relieved Luo Di quite a bit.
Luo Di didn't reject suffering, but he certainly wouldn't accept it interrupting his rest.
