Give Me a Candy (Continued)

Something had happened.

After thinking it over, I roughly整理ed what I knew. In short, the collapse of human civilization had been caused by the virus,

and humanity was nearly extinct.

I told the old monk most of it.

"Cough, cough, cough... I see."

The old monk coughed twice. His dim eyes flickered, then returned to their usual lifeless state. He smiled at me.

"Benefactor Fang, what made you think of coming to Mount Tai?"

"Actually, it's nothing. I'd wanted to see it before but never had the chance. I happened to pass by here, so I came to take a look."

The old monk nodded in understanding. Then his eyes suddenly sharpened before relaxing again as he looked at me and nodded.

"Female Benefactor, it seems you have a knot in your heart?"

"Something... what?"

I froze. I hadn't thought about anything like that at all, but a sharp gleam flashed in the old monk's eyes as he smiled.

"Why must Benefactor Fang be so attached? The only constant in this world is change. A melon forced from the vine is never sweet. It would be better to go with the flow and accept fate, go with the flow and accept fate.

Ah~ Hahahaha~"

Hearing the old monk's seemingly suggestive yet ambiguous words, cold sweat instantly covered my forehead. Almost instinctively, I placed my hand

on the gun at my waist and looked toward

the old monk.

"Who are you?! How do you know about me?"

The old monk also froze. Seeing that I was about to draw my gun, he hurriedly raised both hands and waved them.

"Wait... Benefactor Fang, this old monk knows nothing about your affairs. I merely saw some confusion in your eyes and, having nothing better to do,

thought I'd help clear it up for