"The Heavenly Dao has decreed it. To lose something and regain it—that's what humans do. I may be crazy, but I'm not stupid!" Di Bi pinched my chin and repositioned me.
"It could be both." I could only smile bitterly in speechless exasperation. She was serious.
Di Bi pressed against me again. Even through our clothes, her body still felt like a water snake, while her highly aggressive intimacy seeped an irresistible desire into my heart.
I needed little guidance. Even if we were clumsy at first, after trying a few more times, everything eventually fell into place as naturally as water flowing into a channel.
She wantonly released the spiritual interference she usually kept suppressed. As her passion vented, violent mental attacks continuously sent the surrounding living creatures and plants into a frenzy.
The great trees either trembled or swayed. Their leaves rustled without any wind, and even their branches gave off passionate sounds.
I could even sense insects fighting or growing restless. If anyone dared to intrude within this hundred-mile radius, they would probably be corroded by these mental fluctuations and eventually driven mad.
How terrifying was a Great Luotian's mental attack? If I had been a native, as the core of this storm, I would have been dead beyond a doubt by now. But as a predator from another void domain, taming it was no different from raising a puppy. With just a little guidance, she would crawl over to me of her own accord.
As for affinity, it needed no guidance at all. Her proactive attempt at reconciliation could even trigger a resonance of body and mind. After being unable to approach people normally for so many years, Di Bi was now putting her ingratiation on display to the fullest, again and again.
Though I was