"That was a... very beautiful woman," the boy recalled. "She sat at the highest point of the ruins, her whole body giving off a faint glow... She was prettier than any woman I'd ever seen."
A beautiful woman? Giving off a faint glow?
Sun Hang studied the boy in confusion. The next second, he made a decision—rather than blindly guessing based on the boy's description, he might as well directly see the "real scene" the boy had witnessed.
"You may feel something unusual next, but don't worry. Just stay calm," Sun Hang said.
That was actually unnecessary—the boy's emotions had remained calm the entire time, whether Sun Hang had kicked him flying or whether he had fired a gun at Sun Hang's head.
"Oh." The boy nodded.
The ability "Memory Reading" activated instantly. Chaotic images flashed before Sun Hang's eyes one after another, until he traced them back to that night several days ago—the instant the boy scavenging through the ruins had looked up and seen that woman.
"As expected." Sun Hang frowned slightly.
That woman was none other than Anna Demoshina, who had escaped from the Nameless Island research institute.
Sun Hang finally understood why this boy had felt familiar to him... Clearly, Anna had devoured his emotions. He wasn't unnaturally calm and steady for his age; rather, he had lost emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness, just like those hunters Anna had "captured" on Nameless Island.
"Anna... has that woman already been lurking in the city...?" Sun Hang could not help feeling irritated.
To Sun Hang, Anna was neither enemy nor ally, and it was hard to define what side she was on. The troublesome part was that she had no normal sense of good and evil and was extremely indifferent toward human life. If what