After leaving General Mokarun's office, Wang Teng notified Peggy and the others, telling them to gather and prepare for departure.
Then he returned to his quarters.
"Wang Teng, how did it go?" The moment Olia saw Wang Teng, she rushed over and asked anxiously.
"I've gotten a clear understanding of the situation. We're preparing to set out and investigate now," Wang Teng said. "Just wait here peacefully."
"No, I want to go too," Olia said.
"Don't be ridiculous!" Wang Teng's face darkened as he rebuked her. "Wouldn't you just be adding to my trouble if you came along?"
"You yelled at me—you yelled at me too." Olia's lips trembled, and tears immediately welled up in her eyes. "You're bullying me too. You're all bullying me. You all think I'm immature."
"..." Wang Teng immediately felt two heads too few.
Girls really were the biggest trouble.
The moment this little girl Olia started crying, he felt completely helpless. He couldn't bring himself to say any of the words he had prepared to lecture her with.
"It isn't that I don't want to take you. If you come along, I'll have to divide my attention to look after you. What if something happens and we can't save Di Qi?" Wang Teng said helplessly, able only to scare her a little.
"But, but... I can help too. As long as he's within a certain range, I can sense where older male cousin Di Qi is. If you don't take me, you'll definitely spend much more time looking for him," Olia said with a sniffle.
"You can sense Di Qi's location?" Wang Teng asked in surprise.
"Yes. Our family has a method that lets us establish a short-range sensory connection," Olia nodded.
"This..." Wang Teng immediately found himself in a difficult position.
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