He was dazed.
Groggy.
With pain threatening to split his skull, Xu Ye shook his head, propped his upper body up on his elbows, and barely managed to sit up in bed.
Fucking hell.
He really did shoot me in the head.
Someone who had been smiling at you one second put a bullet through your forehead the next.
This was too dangerous.
And could you really recover after an aberration?
Xu Ye rubbed his head. That sensation of being an instant away from death had been far more intense than a heart attack. He hadn't even had time to react.
The Chief Instructor really was a lunatic.
After the initial agony, he gradually returned to normal.
He looked around.
The other five in the dorm room were still motionless.
They were probably still hanging from the Cliff, undergoing training.
Dawn had yet to break.
The camp's searchlights occasionally swept past, dazzling his eyes.
"Alice, nothing unusual happened, right?" Xu Ye asked.
Alice yawned, sprawled at the head of his bed, and said lazily, "Nothing much changed, but while you were asleep, I could sense that the spiritual energy inside you had probably become a little more condensed."
"What did you go through in there?"
"Training."
Xu Ye gave a brief answer, then checked how his body felt.
He was full of energy, and his control over his spiritual energy seemed a little more flexible.
Having spiritual energy as thick as a pillar didn't mean he was good at using it. If he could compress all that energy down to the thickness of a thread, it would actually be more powerful.
"Huh?"
Xu Ye was about to sleep a little longer when, to his surprise, he noticed a note on the floor by the door.
"I didn't notice anyone come