Xiaotian said this and glanced at Mu Ai, making no effort to hide her concern.
She was probably feeling guilty. She hadn't managed to save that boy earlier, and now she was seeing Mu Ai, who was about the same age as him. After hearing me say I was going to take a risk, she couldn't help worrying.
Perhaps she was also a little worried about me, the person who had saved her life.
"We have to deal with them eventually," I said calmly, leading Mu Ai toward the exit.
After dealing with those security guards, I wasn't afraid of their numbers anymore. They all worshipped the Delivery Ghost. The chains on each of them converged in one place, which meant I could wipe them all out with ease.
I had no intention of holding back, so I had nothing to worry about.
It was better for Mu Ai to stay by my side than to get separated and caught by the Delivery Ghost.
My attitude left Xiaotian speechless.
Liu Yingjie tried to persuade me to get them out of the office building first.
Naturally, I wasn't willing to make an extra trip.
The security guards were dead, but who knew how many more of them were inside the building? If they scattered or got their hands on firearms or something, they'd be harder to deal with.
Liu Yingjie still wasn't ready to give up. He followed close behind me.
As we passed the spacious office, something caught the edge of my vision, and I couldn't help turning around.
The office was still empty. The printer and fax machine had stopped running. The computer screens had gone dark, too. All the lights in the office were off, with only daylight coming through the windows.
The moment I stopped, Liu Yingjie