After that, Fang Zheng took the girls and left. He couldn't care less about what the Americans thought.
Although Fang Zheng had always considered protecting Earth and human civilization his duty—Americans didn't count as humans.
Rather than worry about whether Americans lived or died, Fang Zheng might as well worry about the primitive tribes in the tropical rainforest.
After returning to Starlight Tower, Fang Zheng naturally gave the girls his routine evaluation. The result was... Altina gained ten points, while everyone else lost ten.
As Fang Zheng put it, a living person had appeared out of nowhere and wandered right under their noses, yet none of them had noticed. Their vigilance was seriously lacking.
Normally, the girls might have complained a little about Fang Zheng's evaluation. But they weren't in the mood for that now—their experience in Raccoon City had utterly exhausted them, leaving them so shocked they didn't know what to say.
The price was that, over the next few days, the girls remained depressed and listless. Even Lisha was unusually downcast. She was indeed an assassin, but watching an entire city's population turn into zombies, shambling around before her and attacking her in an indescribable manner, was far more intense than killing people as an assassin.
Even Rufina rarely sought Fang Zheng out to ask whether the Seven Stars Church could help in any way.
"You want to go over there and experience it for yourselves too?"
Hearing Rufina's question, Fang Zheng gave her a curious glance. She smiled bitterly and shook her head.
"Of course not, Mr. Fang Zheng. We're just worried... what if the same thing happens in this world..."
"You can rest assured about that."
Fang Zheng waved his hand.
"I already spoke with the Goddess of Zero. In fact, the reason people in that