Wen Zhishu patted his chest. "Need my help? Don't worry, I definitely won't get scared."
Huo Wujìu had intended to say the same thing, but just as he was about to speak, he paused.
Shen Yu was very smart. With his intelligence, he had probably figured both of them out long ago during their time together.
Even so, Shen Yu still felt the need to warn them in advance and tell them to prepare themselves mentally. That meant whatever was about to happen would undoubtedly be more terrifying than an ordinary person could bear.
Huo Wujìu swallowed nervously.
Suddenly, he wasn't so sure anymore.
Would I really not be scared?
Then he glanced at Wen Zhishu, who stood there grinning foolishly, seemingly oblivious to all of this, and couldn't help sighing inwardly.
Being a little dim had its advantages. At least you wouldn't overthink things and end up scaring yourself.
"No need. Just watch from the sidelines. Ideally, don't move or speak... or would you rather step outside first?"
Shen Yu knew something major was bound to happen next. He had a few guesses, but he couldn't be sure of the specifics.
After all, it was hard for a normal person to truly understand how that thing thought, wasn't it?
Wen Zhishu said, "It's fine if we stay, right? I want to watch. Aren't we friends? What kind of friends would leave you behind to face danger alone?"
Huo Wujìu agreed. "Shen Yu, you don't need to worry about us."
"Exactly. No matter what I see next, I absolutely won't make a sound. I promise."
Shen Yu considered it for a while. Perhaps there was no harm in letting them witness what came next?
He took a white envelope out of his backpack.
Wen Zhishu, who had always been quick