"So, how many girls did you kidnap this time?"
After Yinsen finished recounting his experiences once again, he heard that question again, entirely unsurprised.
He looked helplessly at Ada. She had changed out of her Combat Suit and was now wearing a loose, comfortable outfit: baggy cropped pants and a T-shirt. Holding a cup of coffee, she stared at Yinsen with the look of someone who had long since seen through everything.
"Ahem."
"Oh, two!"
Ada looked quite surprised. Based on Yinsen's account, he had stayed in that Main God Universe for centuries. Even excluding the time spent in the Sea of Origin later on, he had still spent many, many years in those trial worlds.
And after all that time, he had only kidnapped two?
That did not sound like the Yinsen she knew. She had long seen through his personality! Like most men, whenever he saw a beautiful girl, he wanted to see if something could develop between them. The difference was that most men could not truly act on those thoughts, or could not succeed for various reasons, while he had more than enough means to achieve his goals.
"How did you know there were two?"
What Yinsen found strange was how Ada had figured that out. He had not said anything!
"I inferred it from the story you told... and from my understanding of some of your little habits."
This was what she did best. As Yinsen spoke, she had continuously organized all sorts of information. By observing his subtle expressions and changes in tone, she had ultimately reached her conclusion.
That judgment was not guaranteed to be absolutely accurate, so there had been a hint of probing in her words.
Yinsen was speechless. The women around him were all too clever, which gave him a