Seoul Object Story

Flap-! Flap-!

Flap-! Flap-!

The Reaper was so excited that it flapped its feet. Its eyes were fixed on the sky, and its arm pointed into the air as if it were trying to grab something.

Tyrannosaurus!

Reaper and I stood in front of a huge dinosaur.

Honestly, I never thought Reaper would be into this kind of thing, but it liked the dinosaur more than I expected.

Dinosaurs, brought back to life using the ability of an Object, could be seen quite often these days. However, their numbers still couldn’t be said to be a lot. After all, their lifespan was problematic, and there were quite a few cases of them killing people.

To think that Reaper liked dinosaurs… Should I take him to the ‘Hwaseong Research Institute’ next time? They have a lot of dinosaurs there.

It would be great if I could get permission to bring the Reaper to the Hwaseong Research Institute.

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Hmmmmm…

It’s inevitable to be distracted by dinosaurs.

After all, people of all ages and genders love them, right?

But for some reason, Yerin’s expression when she looked at me had become more irreverent than before…

As I enjoyed myself, looking around the exhibition, it was already well past lunchtime before I knew it.

I could go without eating anything, but Yerin couldn’t.

As I looked around for a place to eat, I noticed a booth of a certain research institute. It was decorated like a performance hall, similar to what one might find at a zoo. Though a bit pricey, they had plenty of food.

I sat down and ate a hot dog while watching the performance put on by the research institute.

Instead of dolphins, the Institute had Yetis performing, probably because it was a Research Institute for studying Objects.

A Yeti jumping through a flaming ring.

A Yeti riding on a large swing.

A Yeti getting electrocuted after causing a commotion.

A Yeti riding a huge ball.

A Yeti falling off a unicycle and subsequently getting electrocuted.

A Yeti getting shot from a cannon towards a target.

Though there were some strange occurrences from time to time, it was quite fun. It felt more like a circus than a zoo, but I had no complaints. It was entertaining after all.

After we finished eating and watching the performance, we continued to explore, as there were still many interesting Objects to see.

At the Sejong Research Institute’s booth, there was only one Object put on display.