"How was that?" Ronglin looked at Caesar with a smile. The smile on his face was kind, gentle, and friendly, like the warm rays cast down by the blazing sun, making him seem instantly holy beyond compare.
But Caesar looked as though he had seen a ghost. Cold sweat poured from his body as a chill shot from the soles of his feet straight to the top of his head. It was as if he had been cast into the depths of hell, and he trembled in terror. "It's perfectly normal to be stumped by someone with an IQ like yours... After all, you're the only one in this world whose IQ is higher than mine."
Satisfied, Ronglin grabbed Caesar, who had been gradually backing away, and pulled him back. The joking expression vanished from his face.
"All right, I really called you here because there's something important." Ronglin's expression grew much more serious. He explained Jazz and Shiryu's situation to Caesar in detail, then laid out his own analysis.
Caesar finally lost his gleeful demeanor as well. After hearing Ronglin's account, his eyes rolled constantly.
"That's the situation," Ronglin said. "In the Alliance, you're the most skilled in fields like medicine and the nervous system. During this summit, some people will definitely try to sabotage things in secret. Whether we can keep the situation under control will depend on you..."
Ordinarily, if Ronglin praised Caesar like that, he would have happily indulged in some narcissistic boasting. But this time, Ronglin's serious expression affected Caesar as well.
After pacing back and forth thoughtfully for a few steps, Caesar suddenly thought of something. "Do you remember the forest we passed through when we first arrived on this island?"
Ronglin nodded. "I remember. The beasts inside were incredibly violent, and they were