Even so, the Emotionless Girl still glared at Su Wen with a slight pout.
Su Wen immediately understood what she meant.
So, as if he had no other choice, he fairly ruffled her hair as well.
At that moment, even Norma closed her eyes comfortably.
Of course,
he did not actually care about the dust and metal powder that had clung to the girls' hair after the explosion.
But for some reason, the Emotionless Girl seemed to care a little at that moment.
She raised her hand toward Su Wen and said:
"Before we set off, I want to take a shower.
Is that okay?"
"There are still plenty of empty cabins available for resting. Use whichever one you like.
Don't worry.
We have at least two hours of leeway."
Everything had already been accounted for in his plan.
Thus, Su Wen gently gave them ample time to recover.
Balancing work and rest—
that was the proper way to wage modern war.
Pushing oneself too hard might only wear down one's body. That was not a path a wise person should choose, nor was it a foolish decision Su Wen would make.
Hearing Norma's suggestion, Miner, who was hugging Su Wen's arm, was tempted as well:
"Then I'll go too."
But Su Wen instantly grabbed the back of the girl's collar.
As though he had caught an adorable little rabbit trying to run away:
"Do you remember the Spiritual Energy enhancement I just mentioned?
One at a time.
That way, we won't waste time."
Hearing him say that, Joyce could only sit obediently where she was:
"All right."
She had wanted to tease her companion while they bathed and share some private girl talk.
But this did not seem like the right occasion.
At the same time, a warm flame