Who knew the price she had to pay would be letting someone touch her horns?
"Have you touched them enough?"
"Enough, enough. Thanks." Chen Luo reluctantly withdrew his hand, then stored the memory from just now inside a Light Cone.
Chen Luo had never liked forcing others to do things, unless they refused to act like human beings.
Chen Luo had seen quite a few people with horns on their heads, like the future Raiden Mei...
But Chen Luo did not dare touch their horns.
It was not that they would not let him touch them. He was simply embarrassed, always feeling that doing so might trigger an even greater life-or-death crisis.
Talulah was different.
Chen Luo had helped Talulah. This was the reward he deserved!
"Come find me after you attack the next abandoned mobile city. I can repair it for you free of charge."
"...Um, do you have any relevant intelligence?" Talulah asked hesitantly.
Talulah still remembered the intelligence Chen Luo had given her about the mobile city beneath her feet. It had been detailed down to the city's exact location, how many people were inside, and even the city's manpower deployment map. Its accuracy had been astonishing.
Ding! You have a new commission!
"Of course I do. Actually, you might not believe this, but my original persona was supposed to be an intelligence dealer," Chen Luo said.
This time, Chen Luo was telling the truth.
Did anyone still remember that, when Chen Luo first applied for an identity, he had merely said he wanted the identity of an intelligence dealer with a complicated background that sounded impressive?
As a result, the World Consciousness had given Chen Luo thirty-two identities, and the associated supplementary identities attached to those thirty-two were too numerous to count.
Heaven knew, Chen Luo