Although, after Xu Xian, love affairs that transcended worldly conventions had become rare in this world... well, all things considered,
when it came to screwing a snake, Xu Xian
had certainly been the first in history.
Of course, screwing a bug was still rather difficult. After all, insects becoming spirits was something that rarely
appeared in Hua Nation's mythology.
It was just that...
Hmm, looking at Wang Rui's flushed face, one couldn't help feeling that his thoughts had taken a... yes, delightfully entertaining
turn for the strange.
Of course, Irene, opposite him, would never notice this. She wasn't human and had no understanding of such feelings. Even
if her brain had already sent out this
signal, she would interpret it as some other miscellaneous signal... yes, simply put, she was a clueless airhead who knew nothing about romance, wasn't she?
One beginner at romance and one utterly oblivious airhead. The story of these two... might prove more interesting than most, perhaps?
Yuxuan, however, knew nothing about any of this.
At that moment, she was looking worriedly at the rear contingent that had arrived. Ross was communicating with some of the intellectuals and
staff who had come with them.
The heavy rain continued. Yuxuan had blasted another enormous hole in the ozone layer overhead, and the two huge holes seemed
to have undergone some kind of chemical reaction,
actually beginning to merge and gradually drawing in the surrounding ozone layer to mend themselves. Ordinary people couldn't sense any of this, but
Yuxuan had been keeping an eye on it all along.
The others weren't particularly sensitive to the weather yet, but Yuxuan understood one thing: where the ozone layer was thin, sunlight and cosmic radiation
struck the ground more directly, which
would cause the surface to warm rapidly. Yet... the ground,