If Mo Yi heard Mei's complaints, he would probably complain back:
"Then we'd have to start with that Long Jump Under the Sunset—"
"Senior Mo Yi, did you go mess with Captain Aunt Mei again?"
Carole was naturally outgoing, and Mo Yi's initial impression of her had not been bad. On top of that, during their earlier battle, he had guided her and Adam on what they could improve in combat. Their relationship had already risen to the level of friendly acquaintances.
First, they had heard Aunt Mei's furious roar. Then Mo Yi had emerged, along with his completely undisguised behavior of teasing Aunt Mei and Raven.
Carole naturally guessed what had happened.
"It wasn't me, I didn't do it, don't talk nonsense—"
Mo Yi promptly shook his head and said:
"I was just checking whether there was anything I could help with."
No one believed him in the slightest. Especially Raven, one of the victims, who had already found a corner to sit in and seemed to be resting with her eyes closed. She coldly thought, No, all you ever think about is how to persecute us! If only I could beat you—
"Senior Mo Yi—"
Carole clasped her hands together, putting on an adorable expression as she said:
"I have a question I want to ask you. Is that okay?"
"Sure—"
Although dark-skinned Carole was not really Mo Yi's type, he still liked her well enough. Of course, it was only the fondness one had for a junior.
"I'll tell you everything I know."
"It's that line you said earlier: 'I will fall into darkness, in exchange for your return to...' What did it mean exactly?"
It was Carole's first time seeing Aunt Mei look so flustered and panicked. It had been far too amusing. With Captain