Xingtie: My silly online friend is actually a raccoon!

Mebius did not answer immediately.

She looked up at the man who was much taller than her and began to observe his eyes.

When a person lies, their pupils dilate uncontrollably, their gaze shifts slightly, and the frequency of blinking changes.

These are all controlled by the autonomic nervous system and cannot be hidden.

She stared at it for a long time.

Luze's eyes were very clean.

There was no dodging, no hesitation, and no trace of deliberate pretense.

There was only a slight resentment at not being trusted.

Mebius nodded in satisfaction and then said.

"I'll go with you."

She finished speaking and jumped off the stool.

pat.

Two bare feet landed.

She then walked to the wardrobe, squatted down, and pulled open the bottom layer of clothes.

There was a very small backpack inside.

Dark blue, canvas, the straps are faded from washing, and there's a mesh pocket with a hole on the side.

Lu Ze watched her pull out the backpack, somewhat surprised.

"Are you really determined to escape your family of origin?"

Mebius did not answer.

She unzipped her backpack and let Lu Ze peek inside.

There wasn't much inside. The bottom layer was biscuits, four pieces, sealed in a plastic bag. They were probably leftovers that had been saved up.

The middle layer is a small pink water bottle with peeling paint.

Above that was a roll of bandage, a small bottle of iodine, and a strip of fever reducer that had been opened.

Inside the compartment was a stack of banknotes tied with rubber bands; they were all small change.

And a thick notebook.

Lu Ze glanced at the notebook and asked with some curiosity.

"What is that?"

"Observation Diary"

"Observation diary? Observing whom?"

"My father's."

Lu Ze fell silent. Your filial piety is truly touching.

"Let's go. You don't actually need to bring these things; I have everything at home."

Lu Ze tried to take her hand, but she dodged it.

Möbius put on his backpack, fastened the buckle on his chest, and adjusted the tightness to a position where it would just sit on his shoulder without wobbling.

She looked up at Lu Ze, wanting to see how he planned to take her through time.

"Aren't you going to go see your father again?"

Lu Ze still asked the question.

From the moment we started until now, this girl hasn't mentioned her father even once, which is clearly not typical for a child her age.

If it were her own daughter, she would start looking for her father as soon as Lu Ze left her sight for a few minutes.

Of course, this doesn't apply when someone is playing with her.

In comparison, the child's behavior was completely contrary to common sense.

Möbius's hand paused for a moment on the shoulder strap of his backpack.

"That was just a monster my father had turned into."

My father died a long time ago.

For a fleeting moment, her eyes dimmed.

It is almost invisible to the naked eye.

But Luze saw it.

"Are you coming or not?" Mebius urged.

"It can't be a scam, can it?"

"..."

This kid is really not cute. If I take him back, he'll probably argue with Celine every day.

He reached out and ruffled her long, wavy green hair.

This time, Mebius couldn't dodge it.

She could only frown and condemn Lu Ze with her eyes.

"Let's go now."

Lu Ze raised his left wrist, revealing a white watch, and pressed his right thumb on the crown.

hum.

A blue light screen unfolded above the dial and hovered in mid-air.

Above are rows of entries.

—World list.

[Marvel Cinematic Universe - Unlocked]

[Resident Evil: Raccoon City - Unlocked]

[Azeroth - Eastern Kingdoms - Unlocked]

Genshin Impact - Unlocked

[Immortal Boat - Luofu - Unlocked]

……

There are many entries, all of which are worlds he has visited.

Lu Ze raised his hand, ready to click the option to return.

Then, his fingers stopped.

"..."

On the light screen, all the entries turned gray.

"...What's wrong?"

Mebius looked up and asked, but she couldn't see the light curtain.

Lu Ze silently put the light screen away.

He looked down, met Mebius's eyes, and said somewhat awkwardly.

"I can't go back for now."