People like that rarely betrayed others' trust. The more Chen Luo looked at Sylvia, the more satisfied he became. Sylvia really was suited to being a friend.
Wake up. Even if you wanted to be her friend, she might not want you as one. Was she saying that because she wanted you to be her friend?
"Just a wish. Do you really need to think about it for so long? Luoluo, don't you usually have any wishes? Like money, power, treasured possessions, or even someone you like..." Sylvia's voice grew quieter and quieter.
"I meant someone like Little Yi..." Seeing Herrscher of Knowledge look toward her, and Ismar "possibly" look toward her, Sylvia hurriedly explained.
"Fine, then Yvette."
"Ah?"
Chen Luo really liked Sylvia's "ah?"
After all, there were fewer and fewer pure-hearted people like her around Chen Luo. Sylvia was so innocent, so easily surprised, and had yet to witness the vastness of countless worlds. She was the kind of person most likely to ask soul-searching questions.
After all that, you were just here for the fun, weren't you?
"Just kidding. Sorry, Sister Sylvia, I really can't think of what wish would be best. Let me think about it some more."
"Oh." Sylvia breathed a sigh of relief yet again.
If Chen Luo had really insisted on that wish, Sylvia would have been in a difficult position.
On one side was her younger sister, and on the other was her junior brother. More importantly, the two even had an engagement on the surface. It would be easy enough to bring them together, but it also felt like it would be just as easy to regret it later.
"How about this, Sister Sylvia? If you really want to repay me, how about uploading your Talent to the Collective Network?"
"Collective