The instant he turned back again.
Liu Di saw the white-clothed woman's profile. It was flawless as well; after one glance, he no longer wanted to look away.
Liu Di asked softly, "T5 is always raining. Are you crying?"
The woman turned her head and smiled. "I like the rain. That way, I don't seem so strange."
Liu Di's mind boomed.
It was as though time had traveled back again.
The little girl in the raincoat had once said exactly the same thing.
"Of course."
The white-clothed woman before him frowned slightly. "Sometimes, I really am in a bad mood."
She raised her head, her neck snow-white and her chin smooth as she looked into the hazy distance. "Because there are still many unfriendly people in the Brain Realm."
The white mist before them gradually dispersed, revealing a continent floating in midair.
Black castles towered upon it, oppressive and gloomy.
The white-clothed woman said, "T6 has been occupied by evil people. They spy on T5 every day. This sea of flowers beneath our feet is T5's final line of defense."
Liu Di frowned.
He had never seen two continents in the Brain Realm so close together, as though he could cross over in a single step.
After a moment of silence, Liu Di's voice was unusually calm. "Wait here. I'll go wipe them out."
A soft, boneless jade hand, smooth and slightly cool, gently pressed against the back of Liu Di's hand.
Liu Di felt as though he had been struck by lightning.
The white-clothed woman smiled. "They're only spying. They haven't done anything. Just like this game of chess, the world isn't only about life and death."
Liu Di had never experienced such tenderness.
He took another small step forward, and the snow-white jade hand held his tighter.
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