Although she had more or less agreed in her heart, Miss Nan still had reservations-mostly because she was far too nervous.
She was so nervous. This was her first time doing anything like this, and she had already projected events several hours into the future-including whether she would need to use the bathroom.
After a long, agonizing internal debate, Miss Nan's body underwent its signature transformation into mist.
Gray mist surged around her, and her face began shifting toward her remembered image of Boss Luo. Yet no matter how the mist changed, it could never settle into the face in her memories.
Seeing this, young master [Wild] hurriedly said, "Sister Nan, that won't work. You have to add this!"
Then, under Miss Nan's puzzled gaze, [Wild] pulled a pendant out from beneath his collar, treating it like his most precious treasure.
She watched curiously.
It was impossible to tell what material the necklace was made from, but its exquisite clasp hinted at its extraordinary nature. Hanging from it was an amber-colored, translucent crystal containing a tiny glimmer of light, like a fragment of a star sealed away for countless years.
"What's this thing?" Miss Nan asked in confusion, instinctively reaching to take it from him.
She did take it, but she seemed to have needed a little force to pull it from young master [Wild]'s hand.
"Put it on first-" Young master [Wild] spoke very softly, his eyes never leaving the pendant.
Miss Nan was utterly puzzled. The instant the pendant entered her hand, she felt something very peculiar. She could not describe it, only sense a faint desolation in her heart.
Distress. Pure, simple distress.
Loneliness, solitude, pain, sorrow, despair-even hatred.
In an instant, almost every imaginable negative emotion battered her supposedly unshakable Black Soul, and Miss Nan's fingers