The Excited Children! Su Yi Slaughters Twenty Enemies Alone

Molly had been waiting for an opportunity like this for days.

Now sixteen, Molly had loved reading and learning since she was little, but her circumstances had left her with few books.

Ever since the great sir had saved the Orphanage, their surroundings and food had changed beyond recognition.

With help from some fierce-looking uncles who treated the children very well, Ms. Sefni had brought in a wealth of reading material.

There were old paper books, along with countless e-books stored on advanced electronic devices.

Molly had all but lost herself in that sea of knowledge.

Aunt Sefni had told her that a Deity had taken notice of her and made her one of the Gifted. The sir expected great things from her.

Sefni had also said she was the first of the children to become one of the Gifted. Even Kilman, the leader of the children, had not received that honor!

That gave Molly a sense of purpose she could hardly describe.

Perhaps because the Deity was watching over her, Molly found that she learned quickly. Strange runes also appeared before her eyes whenever she looked at something.

The runes tumbled over one another like little sprites as she read, making dry facts vivid and alive.

When she made anything mechanical, she did not even need to draw plans. She only had to think, and those strange runes became remarkably vivid and precise blueprints before her eyes.

She had studied tirelessly for days, hoping that when her great benefactor needed her, she would not be useless.

Now her chance had finally come.

As Kilman and Molly watched, the skin of the sir's palm rippled.

Then a silvery-gray liquid appeared, like a glob of mercury.

"Sir, what is that?" the two children asked, brimming with curiosity.

Su Yi said, "It's