"Third People's Hospital?"
"Mm." Jiang Ning said that, based on the spiritual energy's resonance, he had discovered that the target was receiving treatment at the hospital.
Ding Shuyan considered it for two seconds. Since Jiang Ning was willing to let her lead the way and had given her the jade pendant, it meant he probably would not mind her probing.
Besides, she had long wanted to take things a step further.
So, rather than acting like her usual emotionless chauffeur, she asked, "Visiting a patient?"
"Something like that."
Seeing Jiang Ning empty-handed, she asked, "Should we prepare some gifts? I have some in the trunk."
"Probably won't be necessary, unless they're made of paper and can be burned."
That was enough. Ding Shuyan understood.
Jiang Ning swept his Spiritual Sense over the stacked gift boxes in her trunk and laughed. "Oh? You like Wangzai too?"
Ding Shuyan's pupils constricted. How did he see that?
The next moment, before she could even be surprised, the warning from her Sixth Sense flared sharply. She felt an intrusive probing intent about to seep beneath her skirt.
Then the warning abruptly vanished.
As if it, too, knew when to stop.
Ding Shuyan turned her head and saw that Jiang Ning had been looking straight ahead the entire time.
Though he said nothing, that unspoken understanding made Ding Shuyan realize that this was another unique sensory system.
Just as nature possessed many sensory systems—bats' ultrasound, birds' magnetic perception, spiders' vibration sensing, snakes' infrared detection... there were far too many to count.
"Wangzai... Lin Xiaopang drinks most of it," Ding Shuyan said.
"Oh?" Jiang Ning lightly raised a hand. A can of Wangzai flew out of the cardboard box in the trunk and into his hand.
Jiang Ning caught the can. Without his fingers moving at