The two wildly spinning hurricanes beneath Chen Fan's feet propelled him to an instant burst of extreme speed. Shokuhou Misaki cried out again; never in her life had she experienced anything so terrifying.
She squeezed her eyes shut. Boom! The building's glass shattered from the impact, and Chen Fan carried Shokuhou Misaki there in almost an instant.
"All right! We're here!" Chen Fan said, patting Shokuhou Misaki on the back.
Only then did Shokuhou Misaki slowly open her tightly shut eyes. Seeing that they had arrived and that she was still clinging to Chen Fan, with his breath brushing against her face and making her body tremble slightly, she recalled her terrified screams from earlier and could not help but blush.
She hurriedly climbed out of Chen Fan's arms, straightened her hair and clothes, and said, "Honestly, I wasn't screaming because I'm afraid of heights. Your movement was just too sudden, and I didn't have time to react. And why did you suddenly hug me? It was terribly rude. That's why I don't like brutish espers like you." Shokuhou Misaki kept chattering to herself, seemingly venting the fright she had just suffered, though more than anything, she did not want Chen Fan to think she had been afraid.
Chen Fan smiled. He had come to understand Shokuhou Misaki's personality a little; she was the competitive type. It seemed that all Level 5 espers needed that unwillingness to admit defeat to reach such heights.
Chen Fan glanced around, his eyes narrowing slightly. At the center of the building stood two enormous glass cylinders, each containing a huge brain. Countless neural sensing wires were connected to them, and the brains were still pulsing, proving that they were alive.
"What are these?" Chen Fan asked, narrowing his eyes at the two brains.
Seeing