Shanala took off her bathrobe, stepped into the bathtub with her long, shapely legs, and leaned back against him.
Wu Heng wrapped an arm around her waist, resting his chin lightly on her shoulder. "You've worked hard."
"What else could I do? You're a hero now. You have more important things to handle." Shanala leaned against him, her tone slightly lazy.
Thinking back on it now, Shanala still found it somewhat unbelievable.
When they had first met, Wu Heng had still been working hard to reach level 15. In the blink of an eye, he had become a hero.
The Wood Elves had paid such a huge price and spent so much time, yet they had failed to cultivate a hero.
And he had somehow picked one up so easily.
The two of them even got along so well.
Combined with their first meeting, when she had opened her eyes inside the amber and seen him before her, it almost felt like their fate had been destined.
"Once the Training Ground is built, you'll need to train hard too. I want you to become a hero as well," Wu Heng whispered into her ear.
Shanala's eyes flickered slightly.
Who wouldn't want to become a hero? Besides, the Wood Elf faction had also been promoting the idea of striving for the race and for heroes.
"I've been so busy lately that my feet barely touch the ground. Let's wait until this auction is over," Shanala said. Then she took out a tablet. "You haven't been to the Entertainment City yet, have you? Let me explain the layout so you'll have a general idea."
"Mm." Wu Heng answered, his hand wandering over her body.
Shanala set the tray table across the bathtub in front of them and placed the tablet on it.