"Mr. Lin, you should get some proper rest." The nurse looked at the phone in my hand with displeasure, probably thinking I'd seen something on it that had made me cry out.
I was embarrassed and could only mumble an agreement. I put the phone aside and obediently lay down on the bed.
The nurse looked me over twice before finally leaving.
As soon as she was gone, I looked at Han Yun.
Han Yun was laughing so hard he was tumbling through the air, spinning around and around.
My mood gradually eased, and I felt as if a weight had been lifted from my shoulders.
Han Yun hadn't become a Ghost King.
That was right! This world hadn't turned into that ghastly mess, and Han Yun hadn't become a Ghost King. Ye Qing must still be the same as before, that aloof ghost.
I felt reassured and didn't want to disturb that sense of security.
"...Ha ha..." Han Yun laughed for a while before finally stopping. He looked at me, gasping for breath.
"What do you want with me?" I immediately grew worried.
"I came to repay you for your kindness," Han Yun said self-righteously. "You made a mess of things in Tissent, and I was the one who helped you sort it out!"
I immediately remembered the news report saying that Tissent's residents had all denied that any foreigner had been there.
Before that, we'd gone through quite a lot in Tissent. We'd dealt with Lina and liberated the townspeople. Of course, we'd done it by putting Han Yun in charge of the place.
I looked Han Yun over. Apart from the yin energy surrounding him, I couldn't see anything else.
I hesitated before asking, "Your condition right now..."
"Mm. That's why I came to repay you. I'm