"That... actually works?"
Sanhua's mouth fell open, her face full of surprise.
To her eyes, Ling An's frequency looked like a slideshow playing.
By the time she reluctantly looked away, the lines had formed a goofy, big-headed little figure that was dancing away.
It actually looked like Tide Sis.
Meanwhile, Tide Sis was watching the two of them suspiciously.
Her instincts told her something was off, but she couldn't put her finger on it.
The person and the cat were right in front of her. They hadn't even touched; Sanhua was simply staring at Ling An.
How had staring at him made her blush?!
Tide Sis hurriedly asked, "Sanhua, what did you see?"
Sanhua shook her head and said quietly, her voice full of astonishment, "It seems Patroller Ling An has evolved to a level even I can't see through."
Indeed, in all her years, this was the first time she had seen such an absurd display of frequency.
Tide Sis rubbed her chin.
She pondered.
She was certain Ling An had done something just now.
Even though he hadn't moved a muscle.
But her automatic target detection never lied. Something was definitely wrong!
Simply put, her alarm had gone off.
She grabbed Ling An and whispered, "Come clean. Did you do something just now?"
"I was right in front of you. What could I possibly do?" Ling An spread his paws, the picture of innocence.
"Really?" Tide Sis looked him up and down, but she genuinely couldn't spot anything.
"Fine. All right, then." After some hesitation, Tide Sis gave up.
Ling An was secretly delighted to see Tide Sis thwarted for once.
He knew Sanhua could see frequencies.
Otherwise, she wouldn't have been afraid of him before-or, more accurately, wary of him.
But as the saying went, a few