"Better not? Chen Luo said Paradise Gold Coins couldn't be eaten too often, or there'd be side effects," Vill-V said.
"There really are side effects, but they can also refresh you. Speaking of which, Chen Luo, how many Paradise Gold Coins do you have left?" After gathering all the coins into a bag, Dr. Mei patted Chen Luo, who was discussing something with Aili.
"Huh? Paradise Gold Coins? Oh, around a thousand. Why? Though that includes all the Paradise Gold Coins I can exchange for. Right, Mei, didn't you say you wanted to develop Paradise Gold Coins into weapons? How's that coming along?" Chen Luo asked.
"A thousand Paradise Gold Coins... Ah, development is going fairly well." Dr. Mei had initially been considering what could be accomplished if all thousand Paradise Gold Coins were turned into weapons, but only snapped back to attention after hearing Chen Luo's later question.
"What does 'fairly well' mean?"
"Come with me. I'll show you." After saying that, Dr. Mei led Chen Luo toward another room.
Vill-V was extremely interested in the emergence of new weapons and wanted to know what Dr. Mei had independently developed during her absence.
The moment Pardo heard the word "weapon," she became a little frightened and pulled Hua back to the dormitory first.
Although Hua was Chen Luo's bodyguard, there was no need to worry about his safety within Fire Moth, especially with Aili, Vill-V, and even Kevin, who was accompanying Mei, around him.
Now, Hua's job was more often that of Chen Luo's life assistant.
Of course, Hua had never neglected her combat training. Though this kind of life was somewhat monotonous, she found it immensely fulfilling.
Dr. Mei led Chen Luo, Aili, and Vill-V into a nearby laboratory. Besides a pistol openly displayed inside, there was also