American Comics: The Op-Op Fruit
Chapter 903

The Immortal Black Snake (Part 1)

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"Ayerscarpe, that's the situation. Take a few operators and set out shortly."

While Shen Fei and Nian were with Fire God, Kal'tsit had also summoned her disciple Ayerscarpe. Theoretically speaking, everyone in Rhodes Island's medical department—Shining, Nightingale, Herme, and the others—had received Kal'tsit's guidance and could be considered her students.

But Ayerscarpe was different. After she formally passed Rhodes Island's medical operator examination, Kal'tsit had personally issued her a graduation certificate. Strictly speaking, Ayerscarpe was Kal'tsit's officially accepted disciple, just like her mother had been.

"Teacher, what should I do?" Ayerscarpe did not leave immediately. Only after a long silence did she speak. Her expression remained as calm as ever, but silent fury brewed in her eyes.

"That is for you to decide." Kal'tsit had naturally seen the anger in Ayerscarpe's eyes and knew why she was angry. Kal'tsit was very satisfied with this disciple. Like her mother, Ayerscarpe was resilient and diligent. But precisely because of that, Kal'tsit worried that she might follow her mother's old path.

Even though Kal'tsit had taught Ayerscarpe much over the years, emotions were the one thing that could never be clearly explained.

Back then, Ayerscarpe's mother had had a chance to survive. Yet, for revenge, she had spared no expense. In the end, she had only avenged half her grievances and failed to eliminate all the masterminds behind it. But now, her revenge had been completed, because Talulah had killed that mastermind.

"I understand, Teacher Kal'tsit. I won't disappoint you."

After another moment of silence, Ayerscarpe spoke and immediately turned to leave. Watching her disciple's back, Kal'tsit could not help but sigh softly. Ayerscarpe's current state both reassured and worried her. She was reassured because Ayerscarpe would not be swayed by the hatred and rage in her heart into making an irrational decision.

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