Lost Memories
"No, it wasn't me!"
Elisa felt terribly wronged. The other person had clearly overreacted.
But she didn't dare say much more, afraid this Chinese man might actually open fire.
"It wasn't her. She had nothing to do with it. Tsk—it's just a headache! Elisa, continue where you left off."
Li Bai grimaced. He realized that his Spiritual Power had somehow been completely drained. The sudden, intense headache was clearly the backlash from severe overexertion.
What on earth had he done to use up so much Spiritual Power?
At that moment, he couldn't muster even a thread of Spiritual Power as fine as a strand of hair.
Elisa hurriedly said, "I'm not an alien. I'm a genuine human being!"
"Hmph!"
Luan Zhengwei snorted and slowly lowered his gun. Just because Zhengwei was a political officer didn't mean anything. During the war years, political officers had been the craziest people on the battlefield. When they went mad, even their own side was afraid of them.
Click! The sound of the pistol's safety being switched back on made the blonde woman quietly breathe a sigh of relief.
Once his headache had eased a little, Li Bai continued, "So! What exactly happened to me?"
Although his Spiritual Power had been severely depleted, his memory hadn't been affected. He still clearly remembered that the blonde woman had been standing right in front of him. If anything unusual had happened, she would surely have seen it clearly.
Rather than asking anyone else, he might as well ask her directly.
The answer Li Bai wanted might well lie with Elisa.
"You don't remember?"
Elisa looked a little taken aback.
"That's right. I don't remember a thing!"
Li Bai turned his head and glanced at Luan Zhengwei, Li Feng, and the others. They were probably just