Hao Ren had still been reeling from Bai Huo's "alternate art style" a moment ago, but now he suddenly snapped back to reality. "An unusual situation? What happened?"
"Let me start with what I've been working on lately." Bai Huo stepped aside and gestured for everyone not to wait outside. "Come in first. Um... the room's a little messy. I hope you don't mind."
The group followed Bai Huo into the room. Hao Ren's biggest impression after entering was this: from outside, the place had looked pretty messy, but once he actually walked in... damn, it was even messier than it had appeared! Bai Huo's room looked as though it hadn't been tidied in several centuries. Almost nothing was where it belonged; everything had simply been tossed aside after use. Comics, magazines, and all kinds of cheap periodicals covered the floor, bed, and desks, nearly spreading evenly across the entire room. Hao Ren was surprised to discover that they were publications from various countries and in all kinds of languages. That was perhaps the only thing that demonstrated Miss Bai Huo's excellence—she knew an absurd number of foreign languages...
The neatest things in the room were probably the figurines on the shelf against the wall. That was the only place that had been properly arranged and was clearly wiped down regularly. Hao Ren didn't know much about such things, but he could tell without even thinking that they were all high-end collectibles nearly impossible to find on the market. One shouldn't underestimate the fighting power of an anime-obsessed Demon Hunter when it came to collecting figurines. With her long lifespan and inexhaustible stamina, what could she possibly fail to obtain?
After all, Vivian had once said that when she wanted a royal talisman from a small kingdom in Europe, she