A Complete Replacement of Your Flesh and Blood

"Mm, you're still awake!"

In the corner, Anfuni rubbed her eyes and slid down from the Frog's back. She gazed languidly out the window. By now, the horizon had faintly taken on the pale white of a fish belly. The mosquitoes over Corpse Mountain had buzzed all night and were finally beginning to quiet down.

Yet the entire room was brightly lit, especially Li Ziran's eyes, which looked as though they were bleeding. Still, it was clear that Li Ziran was excited, as if he had achieved some tremendous accomplishment.

"Is there something you want to share?" Anfuni asked with a smile.

"She came back to life!" Li Ziran said bluntly. Indeed, he was excited. That Bone Grasshopper had reacted.

Through its pupils, he seemed able to see its approval.

Unfortunately, Anfuni's sudden awakening disrupted the pleasant exchange that was about to begin.

With Sandrew's approval, they would have an opportunity to cooperate.

He was delighted. It was a good start.

To survive on the Wasteland, Li Ziran knew all too well just how precious opportunities were.

"Hehe, I saw it." Anfuni was dismissive. Compared to a kidney transplant, this sort of surgery was hardly worth mentioning. She truly could not understand what there was to be happy about in such a minor operation.

What was more, this person had traveled all around inside Jon's body and still escaped. Though she did not want to elevate this unremarkable little wizard to the level of a Magister, when it came to organs, he was absolutely the most formidable person she had ever seen.

When survival was at stake, surface strength often could not be relied upon.

Li Ziran smiled. Anfuni would not understand.

Only the strong could see many things hidden in the details, and the strong were also better at