"Yeah, we really do need to find a way out."
Ai Li noticed Xu Le's gaze, but she showed none of the shyness or embarrassment he had imagined.
She stood up right in front of him. Her tall figure was by no means frail; muscle blended with feminine softness, making Xu Le feel that perfect was the right word for it.
The impact of those two masses after the strips of cloth fell away was even more than Xu Le could imagine.
Doggo, you've changed!
You're different from when you were all fluffy just now.
Ai Li turned and walked over to the corpses nearby. After rummaging around, she stripped two reasonably wearable pieces of clothing from two bodies and put them on, making no attempt to hide any part of the process from Xu Le.
Only when Ai Li turned around again did Xu Le cover his nose and lower his head somewhat bashfully.
"Uh, why didn't you..."
Xu Le wanted to say something, but he had already looked for so long. Speaking up now, after she had gotten dressed, would seem a bit like having his cake and eating it too.
So he stopped halfway through.
But Ai Li was no fool. She knew perfectly well what Xu Le had been about to say, so after pulling up her trousers, she offered a simple explanation:
"Warriors aren't that precious about things. Damage in combat is unavoidable. As I said before, I can fight under any environmental conditions."
Xu Le nodded slightly. He could understand clothes bursting apart and all that. After all, her doggo form had fur, so she naturally didn't need to worry about her clothes bursting during combat.
But there wasn't any fur just now!
Hey, wait.
"Ahem, understood."
"What do we do now?" Ai Li