"That's certainly a unique perspective. Risks and opportunities coexist, Shen Yi. Are you sure you want to do this?"
"And are you sure you're willing to take full responsibility for any accidents she might cause...?"
Shen Yi looked at Alvin, then at Wen Ke'er, whose expression was complicated but whose gaze was gradually growing firm. He slowly nodded.
"Of course."
His voice was not loud, but it carried unquestionable weight.
Within the repair bay, light and shadow flickered.
Alvin's final question about "taking full responsibility," along with the analytical gleam flashing in his deep-blue data eyes, weighed on everyone's hearts like a heavy stone.
The arcs around Lilith's soul form were no longer leaping violently, but they still flickered slowly, showing that the doubts in her heart had not fully dissipated. Wen Ke'er herself was pale, and deep within her emerald eyes were the composure she was struggling to maintain, along with lingering confusion and unease about her own condition.
Yet Shen Yi seemed completely unaffected by the pressure. His expression was calm to an almost abnormal degree, as though his startling proposal and the tense confrontation it had caused were nothing more than an ordinary discussion.
He slowly turned his gaze to Wen Ke'er.
There was no blame in his eyes, no distance, not even much solemnity. Instead, there was a nearly gentle smile that made Wen Ke'er's skin crawl slightly.
The smile was faint, yet like a ray of sunlight piercing heavy storm clouds, it strangely dispelled some of the chill and panic in her heart.
"Don't worry."
Shen Yi spoke in his usual steady voice, with even a hint of reassurance.
"Once things here settle down a little, I'll find a way to prepare a large number of Rule Fragments for you to absorb and refine. The