Vivian was indeed quite powerful. Hao Ren finally experienced it firsthand this time. Enjoying the Vampire girl's Lightning Shock at close range underwater had been so agonizing he could hardly believe it. Later, when the group came scrambling out of the shipwreck, they discovered that the entire vessel was sparkling, while fish and shrimp lay dead all around them—if someone else had possessed this kind of electrofishing ability, they would have made a fortune by now.
Vivian was the only one among them to come ashore completely unharmed. She was immune to her own power, but not to Lily's, so after fighting the enraged husky, she was no better off than the others. Of course, another reason Lily had chased her down was that Vivian genuinely felt guilty. The Vampire girl was a good girl—she just hadn't had her physics teacher around long enough.
"I wasn't paying attention." Seeing Hao Ren and Dodo competing to cough black smoke on the shore, Vivian approached with an apologetic look. "I always acted alone before. I'd never been shocked by my own power, so I forgot that water conducts electricity."
Lily had somehow produced a brush. As she brushed the curls on her tail, she continued grumbling angrily, "Sticking with you, I'll die of some unexplained AOE sooner or later."
Hao Ren wiped his face. He decided he really needed to watch out for Vivian's large-scale destructive attacks in the future. When Izax dropped meteors, he at least remembered to give his allies a chance to evade. This Vampire girl, however, cast Lightning Shock instantly and without hesitation every time. Today, on their first team run through the sunken-ship dungeon, she had scored a five-kill by taking out both enemies and allies...
Dodo clung to Hao Ren's collar and began coughing again. She