Forget it. Better to just smile.
"Mr. Ratio, your smile..."
"Shut up." Dongyi frowned at Moer, the wolf ears on her head trembling slightly with irritation.
Noticing the change in her ears, Bai Heng changed the subject.
"So your ears aren't hair accessories?"
"These?" Dongyi reached up and touched her ears. "Apparently, it was the preference of some Empress. She added Lupo genetic sequences to the gene samples."
"You can... do that?" Bai Heng felt a little embarrassed. Suddenly, he felt that the wisdom of future generations was a little too advanced.
"By the way, is Mr. Ratio's lover still with the Iron Cavalry?" Moer asked.
In truth, the other girls were curious about this as well.
For a moment, everyone's attention focused on Bai Heng.
"No, she's already retired."
"Retired, huh? That's good. At the very least, she can take on a safer job." Dieye sighed.
In fact, she had switched to an equally dangerous job, but Bai Heng did not say that aloud.
Still, he detected a trace of melancholy in Dieye's tone when it came to retirement.
At that moment, Dongyi looked at Dieye.
"By the way, Dieye, you only have two months left until retirement, right?"
"Yeah, two months left."
The girl with the air of a nun wore a somewhat complicated smile.
"By the way, Sister Dieye, I never asked. What do you want to do after you retire? Transfer to a logistics department?" Moer asked through a mouthful of bread, her words slightly muffled.
Dieye shook her head, and Bai Heng vaguely heard the faint rustle of a pendant.
Only then did he notice the small butterfly-shaped earring hanging from the girl's earlobe beneath her hood.
"I don't know. Maybe I'll become a volunteer, at an orphanage. I quite like children." Dieye smiled.
Unfortunately,