I was starting to get a little creeped out.
"Hey... had enough of looking?"
If you weren't a woman, I'd really think you'd fallen under my spell.
Ning Jing moved her lips as if she wanted to say something, but nothing came out. She just nodded with a dazed look in her eyes, then sat down in the chair
and lowered her head without saying a word.
I wasn't surprised. There were so few people as powerful as me that most people had probably never seen anyone like me before.
So it wasn't strange that she reacted this way.
Even one or two of those insects posed a serious threat to the helicopter, let alone that many.
They... were simply not something humans could fight head-on.
And now, right before her eyes, I'd single-handedly wiped out more than a hundred and twenty flying insects. That was enough to leave her stunned.
So it was only natural that she'd frozen up.
Sitting on the couch, I couldn't get comfortable with my tail sticking out awkwardly behind me. But the chair was big enough for me to lie down on. After thinking it over,
I took a bath towel out of my backpack, draped it over myself, and stretched out across the seat. I glanced at Ning Jing.
"If anything happens, wake me. I'm going to doze off for a bit."
Ning Jing looked at me. There was still a trace of confusion in her eyes; she still seemed a little stunned.
When she nodded, I turned over, faced away from the outside, and closed my eyes.
I'd get some proper rest and recover my strength. That little burst of activity had only lasted about a minute and was nowhere near my limit, but every bit of energy I saved meant a