"Wifey, are you all right? That damn dragon didn't do anything to you, did it?"
Gu Yue's voice trembled.
Her purple eyes swept frantically over him, from top to bottom, front to back, not missing a single inch.
Her fingers moved quickly over his shoulders, back, and arms.
Lin An felt thoroughly uncomfortable under her touch and looked up at her.
He was speechless.
He could almost swear.
This silly dragon was definitely keeping an eye on him.
Otherwise, how could she always show up at just the right moment?
Even Shadow Brake wasn't as fast as her.
Anyone who didn't know better would think she was his personal bodyguard.
"I'm fine."
He pushed her hand away and straightened his rumpled collar.
Gu Yue examined him carefully for a few more seconds.
Only after confirming there were no unusual marks on him did she let out a long breath of relief.
As soon as she finished exhaling, her expression changed.
She turned around.
Her purple eyes fell on Tang Wulin, unconscious on the floor.
Her gaze turned cold.
She raised her leg.
One kick.
She slammed it into Tang Wulin's waist.
The force made the boy's body bounce off the floor, accompanied by a muffled crunch of bone.
Gu Yue raised her leg again, ready to deliver a second kick.
"That's enough!"
Lin An grabbed her arm.
Gu Yue shook off his hand and kicked Tang Wulin again.
"I said that's enough!"
Lin An stepped in front of her, raising his voice.
Only then did Gu Yue stop.
Her chest heaved, her silver hair was disheveled, and anger still lingered on her face.
"I told you I should come with you."
Her voice still shook a little, mixed with lingering fear and grievance.
"Something was bound to happen. If I