Gunfire suddenly rang out behind them.
Arai and Kobeni hurriedly turned around.
They saw a familiar figure with his back to them.
And Wayfinding Granny lying on the ground.
"What happened?!"
"Arai, Single-Gun Granny almost killed you just now. If it weren't for me, you'd definitely have been logged out."
The man slowly turned around.
Arai's and Kobeni's expressions shifted from fright to delight.
"Senior Meng Fan!"
"Master!!"
"Didn't expect me to still be alive, did you?"
"Waaah..."
The next second, Kobeni rushed into Meng Fan's arms, her eyes red from crying.
"Senior, thank goodness you're alive! When we saw your body, we thought you wouldn't come back this time," Arai exclaimed excitedly.
"I told you I couldn't die, but you went and held a funeral for me anyway."
"Master... where have you been these past three days?" Kobeni asked tearfully, pressed against Meng Fan's chest.
"I was training a dog in a dream. Once she was trained well enough, I didn't need to watch her all the time."
"Training a dog?" Both of them were puzzled.
"Yes. Training a dog sounds simple, but it's actually pretty hardcore work. You need to prepare things like whips, candles, and ice cubes, and you also have to string her up so she can't escape."
"Uh... that does sound pretty hardcore." Arai hadn't understood any of it, but he had no choice but to play along.
"Senior Meng Fan, let's go see Denji first. He's been feeling down these past few days. Knowing you're alive would definitely cheer him up," Arai quickly said.
"Miss Makima has been lying unconscious in a hospital bed, and she keeps making strange noises. Even the Third Division's captain couldn't do anything," Kobeni added.
"No need to check. Miss Makima is already awake now."
Just as Meng Fan