Qilin: I Will Explain to My Dad

Chapter 41: Qilin: I'll Explain to My Dad

[Nuo Star God of War, please continue your battle and win back your glory.]

The cold system prompt echoed in his mind.

The moment the voice fell, Liu Chuang's eyes snapped open.

He sprang up from the ground as if he had never been injured, his movements swift.

"I don't want any damn glory!"

He gritted his teeth, his voice hoarse but filled with ferocity.

"You called me a God of War just now, a super soldier, right?"

"Fine—then I just want to kill this guy right now!"

His gaze was fixed on Su Bai, his eyes churning with humiliation, anger, and a strange restlessness after being "activated."

Seeing Liu Chuang truly "resurrected," Rui Mengmeng's eyes widened.

She had been half-believing, half-doubting, thinking Su Bai was just comforting her.

But now, watching Liu Chuang stand up completely unharmed, even more ferocious than before—

Her worldview was crumbling.

Only one thought buzzed in her mind: he could really... revive?!

The surrounding lackeys were also stunned.

They had watched their boss's legs get broken and him collapse on the ground, seemingly lifeless, but now... he was standing?

His legs looked perfectly fine, even the swelling had disappeared.

"This is... this is witchcraft..."

Someone muttered under his breath, their knees starting to tremble.

Everything today was too strange.

They wanted to run, to not stay another second, who knew what other bizarre things they'd encounter if they lingered.

But just then, police sirens wailed, growing louder from afar, piercing the air.

Police cars sped over and stopped at the edge of the open space.

Flashing red and blue lights illuminated everyone's faces, freezing the steps of those who wanted to flee.

"Don't move!"

Car doors slammed open, and four figures quickly exited.

Two men and two women, carrying firearms, aimed at the crowd:

"Don't move! Hands over your heads!"

Liu Chuang's lackeys had never seen such a scene. They instantly raised their hands high in unison, fearing a stray bullet would end their lives.

Even Liu Chuang, who had been clamoring to kill Su Bai just moments ago, reflexively raised his hands upon seeing the dark muzzles.

His voice grew weak: "P-police officers... please be steady, don't shoot..."

Meanwhile—

Rui Mengmeng's face turned pale with fear, and she followed suit, raising her hands.

But Su Bai, Angel Yan, and Azhui simply stood still, unmoved.

Yan and Azhui looked indifferent.

Weapons of this caliber couldn't even break their defenses.

Su Bai remained calm.

He felt he had done nothing wrong, and the police wouldn't trouble him without reason.

A male police officer who had just gotten out of a car frowned. He was about to yell, "You three over there! Hands up—"

Before he could finish, he saw Qilin, the notoriously "cold-faced police beauty" in their precinct, stride directly towards the three.

No, more accurately, towards the young man in the middle.

The male officer froze on the spot.

It felt as if a cold wind blew through his heart, and a familiar melody inexplicably played in his ears:

Snowflakes flutter, north wind whistles~

When Qilin received the mission from the command center, she was only told that there was a group brawl at the South Road Plaza in Juxia City.

She and her colleagues were patrolling nearby and rushed over immediately upon receiving the notification.

On the way, the chief had specifically instructed over the radio: "Bring everyone back, leave no one behind."

Qilin had already sensed then

that this was likely more than just an ordinary brawl.

But no matter what, she never imagined that as soon as she got out of the car, her gaze would cut through the crowd and land on Su Bai standing in the center.

Her heart skipped a beat. Qilin didn't have time to consider the cause and effect; she almost instinctively ran towards him.

She was afraid something had happened to him.

Of course, that worry was actually a bit unnecessary.

Not to mention Azhui was right beside him, and even with Su Bai's own strength, there probably weren't many people in this world who could make "something happen" to him.

Qilin quickly tucked her service pistol back into her waistband and hurried to Su Bai, her anxious eyes scanning him repeatedly:

"Xiao Bai, why are you here? I got a report about a brawl, are you okay? Are you hurt?"

The worry in her voice was almost overflowing. As she spoke, she even reached out and gently patted Su Bai's shoulders and arms, as if to personally confirm he was unharmed.

In the distance, two male police officers standing by the police car exchanged a look.

At that moment, the envy practically overflowing in their eyes could have filled a river.

Why...

Not only was this kid shopping with three beautiful girls who looked otherworldly, but now even the notoriously unapproachable "Ice Queen Cop" from the precinct was so worried about him?

He Weilan, standing nearby, raised an eyebrow and revealed a knowing smile.

This young man was probably the "reason" Qilin had been distracted lately, occasionally staring blankly at her phone.

And she still said she wasn't dating anyone...

He Weilan's lips curved slightly.

The way she was acting now, she wasn't even pretending anymore.

Su Bai shook his head, his tone softening slightly:

"I'm fine, Sister Qilin."

He then pointed to Liu Chuang opposite them, and Liu Dang, who was still lying on the ground unconscious:

"They were bullying people, that's why I acted."

Hearing this, Qilin's tense shoulders finally relaxed.

She reached out and gently straightened Su Bai's slightly messy collar, her eyes showing undisguised affection:

"It's good that you're okay. But next time something like this happens, be sure to call your sister first, understand?"

Su Bai's lips curved slightly, and he nodded obediently:

"Mhm."

Only then did Qilin smile and ruffle his hair:

"Wait here for a moment, Sister will handle the scene."

"Okay."

After receiving his reply, Qilin turned around, her expression already returning to its usual professional demeanor.

She walked towards her colleagues and gave concise instructions:

"Handcuff them and bring them under control first. The backup vehicles will take a while to arrive, and our one car can't fit this many people."

She paused, her gaze naturally drifting towards Su Bai's direction:

"As for them," she continued, "I've already clarified. They are the victims and the ones who acted bravely.

Just get a statement from the restaurant owner back at the precinct. Remember to copy the surveillance footage from the store too."

A male officer beside her looked hesitant and lowered his voice, saying, "But the chief instructed us to bring everyone back..."

Qilin's expression was calm yet firm: "I will explain this matter to my father personally."

The male officer opened his mouth, then swallowed his words.

What else could he say? She was the chief's daughter, after all.