Only after quite a while did Auntie Red return from hunting down the enemies, looking proud and haughty.
Her clothes still bore traces of the battle, making it clear that she had just been through a fierce fight.
Yet when she returned to Su He, she was met with a barrage of questions hurled straight at her, leaving Auntie Red utterly bewildered.
"Did you catch and finish off all the enemies?"
There was a hint of accusation in Su He's voice.
Auntie Red froze for a moment, then hurriedly nodded and replied:
"Yes, I finished them all off."
Su He immediately pressed her:
"Did you loot all the Storage Rings on them?"
Auntie Red looked embarrassed and stammered:
"Well... I haven't had time yet..."
Su He's brows knitted even tighter as she continued questioning her:
"And why didn't you bring their bodies back with you?"
Faced with Su He's machine-gun barrage of questions, Auntie Red was at a loss.
After all, she had once been the Supreme Sovereign of a nation. When had she ever looted an enemy's possessions or hauled corpses around?
In her view, those trivial chores were naturally for her subordinates to handle. All she needed to do was maintain her formidable strength and govern her ministers well.
Su He clearly disagreed, however. Looking at the travel-worn Auntie Red, she began scolding her without the slightest courtesy.
"Hmph! Since you did neither, why aren't you hurrying back to collect them?!"
Su He snorted outright, angrily turned her back, and refused to spare Auntie Red another glance.
The corners of Auntie Red's mouth twitched. For a moment, she could not utter a single word.
Faced with Su He's reprimand, she felt both helpless and wronged.
In the end, under Su He's pressure, Auntie Red could only reluctantly