Turning back, Andy looked at Lu Sheng beside him.
"And you? Anything you want to say?"
Lu Sheng glanced at him and thought for a moment.
"Do you think this question means anything?"
Andy froze.
"Uh... no, it doesn't."
"Exactly. Go back and sleep. Stop letting your thoughts run wild. Think about why you came here." With that, Lu Sheng could not be bothered with him anymore. He turned and headed toward the floor where his room was.
Andy stood there blankly.
He recalled his mother and younger sister, sacrificed by Evil God Believers, as well as his father and other family members, who were still roaming everywhere, hunting down Evil God Believers.
He was a member of Europe's most famous Demon Hunter Family, so he knew far more about the Dark Curtain than ordinary people did.
"Why did I come here...?" Andy drew a breath and lowered his head. "This damned world. Chaos is drawing closer and closer. If I didn't come here, was I supposed to wait outside for death? To let others slaughter me at will?"
Shaking his head, he glanced at Lu Sheng's departing back before turning toward his own room. Yet inside his tightly clenched fist, his nails had unknowingly sunk into his flesh.
With a click, Lu Sheng twisted open the door to his room and was about to enter.
"Here's some advice for you." The black-haired girl's voice suddenly came from beside him.
He looked up. The girl was standing outside a room not far to his right. There were only two empty rooms between theirs, so they were quite close.
"What?" Lu Sheng replied quietly, watching her and waiting for her to continue.
The girl's face was icy, and her eyes carried a naturally lofty, downlooking air. Clearly, she was a Young