Dabei traveled through a tunnel of time and space and arrived at the entrance to Planet A. This was a place where the two energies of yin and yang met and transformed, known as the Ocean of Desire. At that moment the two energies churned like seawater, spinning in whirlpools and giving off dim red-and-white light, forming countless black holes that terrified living beings. “This is the mouth of desire.”
Dabei picked out one of the black holes and plunged straight into it. In an instant, her light-form body was swallowed by the black hole. Torn apart and merged together amid the two energies spinning at high speed, she was split into yin and yang energies that then softly fused back into one, and Dabei lost consciousness.
Thirty years after arriving on Planet A, Dabei suddenly regained consciousness. Astonished, she saw that she had become a woman in bright, beautiful clothes, wearing shoes with sharply pointed heels, and was laboriously walking down a street. She wanted to fly, but her body was very heavy. She suddenly realized that she had already become a living being of Planet A, and that time on Planet A was different from time in the Kingdom of Duobao — three days in the Kingdom of Duobao had already become more than thirty years on Planet A. “I still have thirty years to find our rescue personnel on Planet A,” Dabei thought.
Dabei carefully examined her new body and found it was already heavily poisoned, but the Mani Jewel in her heart still glittered brightly. I must first find Duoli and Duozhi. The moment the thought arose, her body suddenly entered a certain state: two elders and two children were sitting in a house, all of them crying, and the two children clung to Dabei’s body. At that, the ego-clinging in her body began to panic — “This is my home, I can’t bear to leave it” — and a pink poison grew out of her body. Her legs went weak, and a powerful feeling of reluctance surged over her. Suddenly the Mani Jewel blazed with intense light, drawing all the light of the ego-clinging into the jewel, and the poison temporarily receded. Dabei’s reluctance vanished, and her heart and mind no longer suffered from the poisonous vapors invading them. She knew that this was because ego-clinging had conjured the illusion of a home: the people in this household were all her kin on this planet, and these two children and the elders, already stained with the five poisons, were clinging to her body. She took out the medicinal pills her royal father had given her and shared a little with the children and the elders, though they had no interest in eating. “I’ll be back very soon,” Dabei consoled them. Seeing the elders and children still so grief-stricken, Dabei felt sad again, but at the thought of her mission she hurried out of the house and walked in the direction indicated by the Life Detector.