"I suspected I'd seen a monster at the slightest hint of anything unusual."
"That's clearly the reaction of someone who can't see monsters."
Li Yan rubbed his chin.
What Zhuge Yun said...
Made sense.
"Hey..."
Li Yan had realized something.
His face full of eager curiosity, he asked, "If he could see monsters, what kind of reaction would he have when he saw Master Xiao?"
For the first time, I had no idea what to make of the words.
"It's not like he only likes it because he can achieve something with it."
I looked at Xiao Xiao.
With my mortal eyes alone, I couldn't see anything.
Thinking about it that way, Luo Rui's resentment and regret faded considerably.
"If he likes it this much, how could he bear to give it up?"
"He can't see it, anyway."
"Master Xiao, you..."
Zhao Luzheng sat down in his seat.
"Use your head."
In the past, he'd been able to predict the outcome of every choice he made.
"I bet a lot of people around him have told him pretty much the same thing countless times."
"You're right."
Zhuge Yun pushed open the dorm room door and walked inside.
Luo Rui murmured.
"I know."
"What would you have done?"
"For a lot of things, it doesn't matter how much other people say."
"If Third Brother hadn't said there were no monsters there...""He finally gets it."
"I never thought we'd run into that guy again under these circumstances..."
He had absolutely no idea how he was supposed to use his head.
"And besides, he walked right into the middle of the lake..."
Then he asked, "Did you all see it?"
"He probably could've achieved something pretty good."
Yet he still felt somewhat incredulous and disbelieving.
Luo