"Damn, that's as far as it goes. Forget it. One more try and she'll probably end up an idiot." Su Ming looked at Liu Erlong, who lay on the ground twitching like she was having a seizure. After some hesitation, he took out the Cockscomb Phoenix Sunflower, unsure how to feed it to her.
"Pry her mouth open and stuff it in? She won't bite her tongue like this, will she? It's not like I can chew it up and feed it to her mouth-to-mouth. Tch. I still don't know what Liu Erlong saw in that useless Yu Xiaogang. Screw it. I'll give it to her next time." Su Ming put away the Cockscomb Phoenix Sunflower and left. Taking care of Liu Erlong was out of the question. She might call him godfather, but a halberd was made for stabbing foster fathers. If Liu Erlong turned out to be the type to betray hers, he'd be screwed.
After Su Ming left, the palm prints on Liu Erlong's face gave way to a flush. What exactly had happened then was known only to the water that had mingled with the pond.
Su Ming had barely landed when he met Ah Yin's resentful gaze. She had just finished sorting through the scattered memories from two Simulations.
"Hey, don't look at me like that. I just went out to run a little experiment. You're looking at me like I'm some scumbag who abandoned his wife and child. I'm warning you, I might only be in the thirties, but I'm strong."
Ah Yin pressed her lips together, looking like a woman whose husband had wronged her. It made Su Ming uncomfortable all over.
"No, seriously, stop looking at me like that. I haven't done anything to you. And you're an old lady who's lived