The Doctor had nothing more to say after hearing me.
I asked the Doctor if there was a better alternative to this battery.
The Doctor looked at me and smiled. "It's not impossible. I can custom-make one for him. What I make won't just provide sufficient power—it'll also store a great deal of energy, which he can use at critical moments."
I was delighted when I heard that. "Then make it the way you described."
It seemed there was truly nothing the Doctor couldn't handle.
But the Doctor said, "In that case, you'll need to sacrifice a little of your Heart Core's energy. Of course, with his tiny frame, he probably won't consume much. To your Heart Core, that amount would be negligible."
So that was how it was. But for Goudan'er, I certainly wouldn't begrudge that little bit of Heart Core energy. It just had to be safe.
Only then did the Doctor nod. "First, I need to repair his power supply system. That'll take at least most of the day. All right, get out. Go do whatever you need to do. If I need anything, I'll call you."
The Doctor simply kicked us out.
A Tai said, "That's just how the Doctor is. Other than work, he probably doesn't have any hobbies. Whenever he gets absorbed in work, he seems to become like this, right?"
I nodded. Although A Tai had not met the Doctor many times, he still knew him fairly well.
It was almost lunchtime, yet Ye Jinghong still had not returned. I could only call her, but her phone had gone back to being switched off.
What exactly had happened to Ye Jinghong?
As I was pondering it, I heard the shriek of brakes outside the courtyard. A car had stopped in front of the