Xingtie: My silly online friend is actually a raccoon!

The train crew fell silent for a moment.

Ah Heng saw everyone's reactions but didn't urge them. She just patted the little thing in her arms lightly with her hand.

The silver bells around her bare ankles occasionally made a crisp sound as her center of gravity shifted.

"Have you thought it through? If you're unwilling to tell me, I'll ask someone else. After all, time waits for no one."

Her tone conveyed two completely opposite attitudes: urgency and indifference.

The group exchanged glances, and in the end, Walter stepped forward.

"Luze is inside the Iron Tomb," he said, pointing to the enormous figure that sat in the center of the star field outside the window.

Circumstances forced them to reveal Lu Ze's location.

They cannot gamble with the fate of the entire universe.

"So it was inside that big guy." Aheng looked towards the Iron Tomb in the direction Walter was pointing, a slight smile playing on her lips.

I never imagined that I would be so close to my goal as soon as I came into this world.

I should have just gone in for a quick look; it would have saved me the trouble of making two trips to the company flagship store and the train.

We lost money, we lost money.

"Alright, everyone, my mission is complete. One last piece of advice: get away from that big guy as soon as possible."

After saying that, Aheng turned around and prepared to leave.

"Is that all? What if we lied to you?" March 7th found it unbelievable that she was about to leave.

Why would someone travel a long distance to inquire about someone's whereabouts, and then believe the answer without even verifying it?

This style of doing things is too casual.

"Pfft~ Little sister, you're so cute. Since Lord Point likes you so much, I'll just say it directly."

Ah Heng, who was originally about to leave, stopped in her tracks after hearing what March 7 said.

She turned around, her clear eyes looking at March 7th, her tone still light and easy, but the content was explosive.

"Because I don't care. I don't care whether what you say is true or false, I don't care whether the mission can be completed, I don't care whether Lu Ze is alive or dead, and I don't care whether this world will be destroyed."

A string of "I don't care" came out of her mouth, her light tone like a casual hum, but it made the air in the entire party car freeze instantly.

This is completely different from the approachable girl who was just now smiling and explaining to everyone what a manager and a transcendent are.

"I just need an 'answer' that I can use to get by," Ah Heng said in an almost ruthless tone.

The reward was already in my pocket the moment I accepted the task.

The manager, Hong, told her to come find Lu Ze. She came, asked, and received an answer.

As for whether the answer is correct, whether the person being asked is lying, and what will happen after the person is found.

She didn't care about any of that.

On March 7th, his mouth was open, but he couldn't utter a single word.

A strange sense of powerlessness, like a cold tide, silently engulfed the entire party car.

They always thought of themselves as pioneers traversing the stars, as nameless guests who controlled their own destiny.

But at this moment, they felt like prisoners trapped in an ecosphere for people to observe.

The person outside the aquarium knocked on the glass and asked, "Hey, do you know this person?" After receiving an answer, they turned and left.

The feeling that life and death were not under their control suffocated them.

If Zandal I. Kuwabara were here right now, he would be very pleased.

Because finally someone can understand how he felt when he first stepped out of the cave and looked up at the starry sky.