Ling Cage: I come from Hisakawa

Chapter 207 Yue Kui, you must be having a hard time, right?
The hatch opened, and Bai Yuekui stepped onto the land of Longgu Village with unhurried steps.

The villagers all greeted her.

"Boss Bai!"

"Mr. Bai, you look much better than before!"

"Boss Bai, we've found the book you offered a reward for, 'A Comprehensive View of Human Body Science and the Development of Modern Technology.' Shall we send it to you later?"

"Boss Bai, where are the others?"

Bai Yuekui remained unfazed.

She said methodically, "I went to see a doctor outside to get some treatment. Just leave the book at my room door."

"There were no casualties in this operation, and everyone is safe, but they cannot return for the time being."

At that moment, Belenkov arrived upon hearing the commotion.

"Boss, you're finally back," Belenkov asked cautiously. "How is Kolova?"

Bai Yuekui pursed his lips, the image of Kolova's tearful expression flashing through his mind.

She sighed softly: "The death of Po Kong during the beast tide was a huge blow to Kolova. I'm afraid it will take her a long time to recover, or she may never recover."

After a two-second silence, Belenkov asked, "Is she still very sad?"

Bai Yuekui shook his head.

She replied, "I managed to pull myself together."

"She is now focused on completing the village's life iteration system and is studying day and night. When I set off, she was still researching in the library."

Kolova's original life trajectory should have been to work as a blacksmith in the village, making equipment for the Awakened Ones.

Po Kong's death changed the course of her life.

Although she currently knows nothing about the knowledge required to complete the life iteration system, she has put aside all distractions and focused wholeheartedly on this matter, believing that she will soon become a qualified researcher.

With the help of ASH, it might actually be possible to complete a life iteration system.

In that case, not only could Po Kong be resurrected, but the others who sacrificed for the village could also return to everyone's side.

After hearing Bai Yuekui's words, Belenkov breathed a sigh of relief.

The worst thing for a person is to lose all hope. As long as there is still a glimmer of hope, they will not completely collapse.

"Please take good care of her; she's still young," Belenkov said in a low voice.

Bai Yuekui waved his hand: "Don't worry, Kolova is a strong girl. After this experience, she has fully grown up and can take care of herself."

"and"

Bai Yuekui changed the subject: "I'm very busy right now and won't have time to take care of her. You'll be able to meet soon, so you can take care of her then."

Belenkov paused for a moment.

"Summon the village leaders and have them come to my room. I have something very important to discuss with them," Bai Yuekui instructed.

“Yes, boss.” Belenkov nodded.

Bai Yuekui walked towards his room.

Passing by the river, the captives of Hela were learning to plant rice seedlings from the villagers, and they all looked listless.

Only one person was different.

"Uncle, look how well I did this. Isn't it amazing?" Venus tilted her chin up, a few specks of mud on her fair face.

The villagers gave her a thumbs up: "Great job, you're the fastest learner of all!"

"Haha!" Venus beamed.

She reached up to wipe her sweat, but forgot that her hands were covered in mud and water, turning herself into a little cat with mud on her hands.

"Hahaha!"

"You're so funny!"

"Boss, stop touching your face, take a quick look at yourself!"

Venus looked down at the water, and the next second, she made a bitter face.

She looked up and glanced inadvertently at the shore.

They happened to meet Bai Yuekui's gaze.

Bai Yuekui's heart was as still as water, his gaze like a lake in late autumn, without a ripple.

Venus was stunned.

She didn't come to her senses until Bai Yuekui turned and walked away.

"Boss, why are you spacing out?"

"I saw a person whose eyes looked very weathered, as if she had experienced a lot, but she also looked very young."

"Where? Let me see!"

"Uncle, what was that person's name?"

In the distance, Bai Yuekui's ears twitched. She stopped, pursed her lips tightly, and a complex emotion flickered in her eyes.

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

"Moon Queen!"

A familiar voice approached rapidly, calling out Bai Yuekui's name repeatedly, speaking quickly and loudly.

Everyone who heard this along the way couldn't help but stare.

Bai Yuekui pursed his lips, and a layer of wrinkles silently appeared in his usually calm and peaceful state of mind.

"moon!!!"

"Kui!!!"

Bai Yuetian darted out from behind Bai Yuekui in a single step.

Unfortunately, there was a small pothole on the road.

He stepped into the pit, lost his balance, rolled forward with a gurgling sound, and finally fell into the paddy field by the roadside, splashing a large amount of water.

Wow!

A few seconds later, Bai Yuetian crawled out of the field, soaking wet.

"Pooh!"

He lay down by the roadside and spat out a leaf.

Just then, a pair of boots came into his sight, and then a slender but very strong hand grabbed his arm and pulled him up from the ground.

The white moon hangs high in the sky, while the white moon goddess bows her head.

The two looked at each other.

Bai Yuetian strained to open his eyes wide, scrutinizing the unfamiliar yet familiar face before him. The ceaseless flow of time seemed to be gripped by an invisible hand, abruptly halting at this moment.

Yue Kui's hair turned completely white.
Bai Yuekui released his hand.

Caught off guard, Bai Yuetian plopped down on the ground and put on the mask of pain.

"Sigh." Bai Yuekui sighed softly.

I recognized him by his eyes; he's a clueless guy whose brain hasn't quite dried out yet.
"Let's talk inside." She walked forward, her legs swinging rapidly like scissors, leaving the embarrassment behind.

"Wait for me!" Bai Yuetian stood up, clutching his backside, and staggered after Bai Yuekui's retreating figure.

After a while, the two entered the room.

Bai Yuekui casually tossed a pink towel to Bai Yuetian.

"Dry yourself off first."

Bai Yuetian took the towel and smelled it, then made conversation: "Did you change your laundry detergent?"

Bai Yuekui stared at Bai Yuetian expressionlessly.

[The Death Stare from My Sister]

"Uh, we should change it." Bai Yuetian chuckled awkwardly. "It's the end of the world, the factory that produces that laundry detergent has probably gone out of business."

Bai Yuekui walked to the window and sat down.

Bai Yuetian took off her coat and quickly wiped herself down.

He fell completely into the water, and a towel alone certainly wouldn't be enough to clean him. He'll just wipe himself down for now, and then he'll have to take a shower when he gets back to be completely clean.

Bai Yuetian sat down opposite Bai Yuekui.

Bai Yuekui turned her head, her gaze falling on Bai Yuetian. She parted her thin lips slightly and said, "You'll be able to go home in a few days. Everything is fine there. Father is very worried about you, and about you too."

"My dear sister."

Bai Yuekui's expression was aloof, and his words carried a faint air of detachment.

However, Bai Yuetian seemed not to feel anything. He stared blankly at Bai Yuekui's silver hair, his eyebrows gradually furrowing, and his eyes revealing indescribable emotions.

"Moon Queen".

"These years must have been very tough for you, haven't they?"

(End of this chapter)