"Ashan! Nicely done!" Su Hao stepped forward, raised a hand, and gave Ashan's shoulder a heavy slap. The metal armor and Ashan's shell rang out with a "bang bang."
Ashan sucked in air with frantic, ragged breaths. His bewildered eyes looked at Su Hao. "Boss Wei, I... I killed the Bone Demon? I got my revenge?"
Su Hao immediately said, "Of course! That slash just now was incredibly cool—quite worthy of your boss's style."
Ashan hesitated. "That rock just now..."
Su Hao cut him off. "Hey... you chopped off that head with your own hands! If it hadn't been for you, even a meteorite falling from the sky wouldn't have killed the Bone Demon."
Ashan nodded blankly.
The great vengeance he had waited two years for had finally been avenged, yet his heart instead felt somewhat hollow. The strength throughout his body suddenly seemed to have nowhere to go.
If he could, he would trade all this strength for the return of his wife and child. When that time came, he would surely cherish every day spent with his wife and son.
Now, how he wished he could hear his wife's ear-splitting snoring once more...
But there was no more of it!
Ashan nearly burst into tears, but he held them back.
After bottling it up for a while, Ashan suddenly threw back his head and roared, "Ah—"
That roar, filled with tangled emotions, spread through the night.
After a while, Su Hao reminded him, "Ashan, time to go!"
Ashan came back to himself, then suddenly dropped to his knees. Tears streaming down his face, he said to Su Hao, "Boss Wei, thank you, thank you! I don't know what to say. I only know that if it weren't for you..."
Su Hao sighed. "Save that for when we get