Starlight let out a soft breath, raised a hand to pinch the bridge of his nose, and wore obvious exhaustion on his face.
But when he opened his eyes, the excitement in them was equally impossible to ignore.
Looking at Starlight like this, Fang Ye felt a chill run down his spine.
Starlight smiled. "Fang Ye, go get the car. We're going to Yongshan Tunnel."
His tone carried an intimate familiarity.
Fang Ye lowered his eyes and nodded obediently before turning to leave.
Then Starlight called after him, "Aren't you going to ask why we're going to Yongshan Tunnel?"
Fang Ye: "..."
He had just been warned by White Cat not to ask too many questions.
Starlight looked at him with a half-smile. "If we can retrieve the Puppeteer Card, I'll consider giving it to you. I suddenly think that if your Fishmen Card is combined with the Puppeteer, it might be possible to create Puppet creatures suited for underwater environments. That sounds interesting. It's worth trying."
Fang Ye could not understand Starlight's train of thought. His ideas were always different from those of normal people—utterly unimaginable.
"I already have the Hexagonal Prism," Fang Ye replied quietly.
"Compared to the Puppeteer, the Hexagonal Prism is still far too useless..." Starlight said as he slowly rose to his feet.
Leisurely, he straightened his cuffs and hem, then turned to the Xenomorph beside him. "Let's go. After cultivating for so long, the time for harvest has finally arrived."
The Xenomorph called Corpse Man also stood up and frowned. "Once we reach Yongshan Tunnel, you need to pay me the remaining half of my Points."
"Of course." Starlight kept smiling. "The Star Society never breaks its word. Even if I die, you can collect the compensation you deserve from any Starlight."
Fang Ye,