"Sure, Junior Sister, why didn't you warn me?"
Not long after Tu Rong hung them up, the [Corpse Man Vine] withered and shrank away, exposing the pale, naked things wrapped beneath its vines. Caught completely off guard, his eyes suffered a brutal assault. He'd guessed they were corpses and that they hadn't died in a dignified manner, but he'd never imagined there would be two indecent corpses—and in such a painfully eye-searing pose.
Lin Feng retorted, "How was I supposed to warn you?"
Tu Rong choked. He realized there really wasn't a good way to describe the state of the two corpses. He glanced back at them. "Were they like that when you got there, Junior Sister?"
"Not at all. Do you think I'm the sort of person who'd spoil the fun? I was about to take his life, so I wasn't going to begrudge him one last pleasure." Lin Feng considered herself quite kind. Tu Rong neither agreed nor disagreed, but there was something he couldn't keep to himself.
"If something like this happens again, call your senior brother to run the errand."
There was no need to put her eyes through such misery just to take revenge.
Lin Feng agreed. "All right. If anything comes up, I'll leave the hard work to you, Senior Brother."
By the time the two siblings returned to the battlefield, there was almost nothing left for them to do. Lin Feng had drawn the city gate's defenders away, and Shen Tang's forces had broken through the gates without much effort. The army surged straight into the city.
By the time the defending general received word and prepared to go into battle, the enemy had already surrounded his residence so thoroughly that not even a drop of water could get through. Cries of slaughter,