Beneath a shroud of dust and haze, a boy's voice rang out, weak and frail. "Sea Emperor, did I win?"
Gu Ding lay on the ground, unable to move a single muscle. Nearly more than half the cells in his body had already died. Even his regenerative ability was completely incapable of repairing damage of that degree.
Seeing how weak Gu Ding was, Sea Emperor knew that if he did not receive effective treatment within half an hour, Gu Ding would very likely lose all signs of life. He fell silent for a moment before answering calmly, "Yes, you won."
"Then what about Lily? Is she still alive?" Gu Ding asked. If he had killed that guy's main body, then the clone Lily had encountered should have disappeared as well. Lily should be safe now; he just did not know whether she had held out until then.
"She's still alive, but... although you won, that virus-infected guy probably isn't dead yet. His clone is still fighting Liliath," Sea Emperor explained. "There's no surveillance equipment in this forest, so I can't see his current condition. But judging from the strength of your attack just now, even if he isn't dead, he must be more seriously injured than you are."
"Even if it's only a clone, can Lily handle it?" Gu Ding seemed somewhat worried.
"You don't need to worry about her. I've been following her battle through her wristwatch, and she's handling it well. She's already found the other side's weakness and should end the battle soon." Sea Emperor's explanation finally put Gu Ding at ease.
"If you really become an Interstellar Pirate, you'll recruit many companions in the future. You won't be able to protect every one of them, because there's only one of you." Sea Emperor felt that Gu