"Who else knows?" Gu Liangchen asked inside the room, looking at Chu Han, whose eyes were tightly shut.
Lu Wencheng shook his head. "No more than ten people."
"The exploration of Yin Yang Valley has to be postponed?" Gu Liangchen asked again.
Lu Wencheng hesitated before nodding. "I'm afraid so. But if Boss stays like this..."
"We need to help him fulfill this dream," Gu Liangchen said, picking up the thought.
Then the small room fell into another long silence. One stood while the other sat beside Chu Han's bed, watching the person sleeping there. Whether it was his tightly shut eyes or his peaceful breathing, it all felt unfamiliar to them. Few had ever seen Chu Han like this, sleeping so defenselessly.
There was none of his usual dominance, none of the depth and calculation in his black eyes, nor that signature crooked, scheming smile.
There was nothing. No sign of life, as though he would never wake up again...
After an unknown amount of time, Gu Liangchen looked at the enormous, pitch-black Asura Battle Axe beside the bed. "I think Ye Yongyang should take a look at this axe."
Wang Cai, who had been in the corner of the room, was startled. The sleeping rabbit abruptly opened its eyes, then suddenly leaped forward and tightly hugged the Asura Battle Axe in its arms, baring its teeth and screeching wildly at Gu Liangchen and Lu Wencheng.
During the time Chu Han had been unconscious, Wang Cai had gradually become listless for some reason. It spent more time asleep each day than awake, and often failed to notice when people entered the room.
But Wang Cai had one powerful feeling: this axe could not leave Chu Han's side for even a moment!
The sudden appearance of Wang Cai startled both