On the Ark.

"Ahem." Lin Ye cleared his throat. "Since I have some free time, I'll tell you about this."

Chen didn't understand: "What is advanced mathematics?"

"It's a fairy tale."

Chen understood.

Using fairy tales as a starting point is not a new tactic. Many doctors have used it to help her relax with fairy tales that have a positive message; this is the first step.

It's a real shame; the methods are too outdated.

Chen thought to herself that although she had never heard of this strangely named fairy tale before, she was confident that she could endure it.

"Okay, go ahead and say it," Chen nodded. "I'm listening."

“Okay.” Lin Ye began, desperately drawing upon the intellectual wealth he had accumulated during his university years, and then, in the distinctive tone of a calculus professor, said, “Chapter One, Section One, Paragraph One, Calculus.”

Ten minutes later, Chen realized he was still too young.

No, it's the opponent who's too cunning.

Damn it, what the hell is he talking about?! What kind of fairy tale is this?! Where are the characters?! Where is the plot?! Where is the moral?! How did he manage to ramble on for ten minutes about a fairy tale that has nothing to do with anything?!

What is the derivative?! Is it some kind of treasure? Why do we need it?

What is a function? What are velocity and acceleration?

Also, why does all this stuff that I can't understand make me so sleepy?!

Chen's fingers gripped the soft flesh of her thighs tightly, but she couldn't resist the overwhelming drowsiness. She tried to concentrate, but the more she focused, the clearer the technical terms Lin Ye used became, and her consciousness gradually blurred.

Finally, after fifteen minutes, Lin Ye stopped.

It wasn't that Lin Ye couldn't continue, but rather that he felt it was a bit silly to talk about advanced mathematics for fifteen minutes straight, as it would easily make Chen doubt his professionalism, even though he had no professionalism at all.

And most importantly.

"Officer Chen," Lin Ye couldn't help but say, "you've coughed up blood again."

"...Hmm, I'm a bit too hot-tempered," Chen said casually.

"Do you want me to wipe it off?"

"I didn't bring any tissues."

The main problem was that Chen didn't dare let go of her hand, fearing that she would fall asleep in the next second.

"Oh, I brought some, I brought some." Lin Ye took out a tissue from his pocket and handed it to Chen. "Here, take this and wipe yourself. You should drink more hot water if you have a sore throat."

Seeing the tissues handed to her, Chen knew she had no choice but to accept them. She could only raise her hand with difficulty and take the tissues from Lin Ye's hand.

She tried her best not to touch Lin Ye's hand.

But Lin Ye didn't think too much about it; he simply stuffed the tissue into Chen's hand.

Oops!

Chen was greatly surprised.

At that moment, her last defenses crumbled. The drowsiness accumulated from long-term insomnia surged forth like a flood bursting its banks.

The tissue slipped from my hand and landed softly on the ground.

Chen lowered his head, his eyes slowly closed, and he was finally swallowed by the sleeping flood beast.

Chapter Seventy-Four Untitled (Nineteen chapters missing)

How come you're really asleep?

Lin Ye was still a little dazed as he looked at Chen, who had fallen asleep on the recliner.

Is she trying to trick me?

Lin Ye stretched out his hand and waved it in front of Chen: "Officer Chen? Officer Chen, are you asleep? If you're not asleep, get up and have a cup of hot water."

Chen did not respond.

Lin Ye was certain that she was truly asleep. After all, upon reflection, Chen didn't seem to have any reason to lie to him. But Lin Ye also didn't think his talent had such a powerful hypnotic effect. After all, Chen was talking to him one second and then fell asleep the next—that seemed too illogical, didn't it?

Well, but thinking about it carefully, this world has nothing to do with science.

Could it be due to advanced mathematics? Did advanced mathematics break down the well-trained Officer Chen?

Lin Ye thought about it more and more and it seemed very possible, after all, he had personally experienced the hypnotic power of advanced mathematics.

At this moment, Lin Ye realized even more that learning is power, science is a weapon, and advanced mathematics is hypnosis! Look at Officer Chen, he is the best example of being defeated by science.

But there are also those that have not been defeated.

Nightingale leaned closer: "Pineapple Bun, she's really asleep."

“Yes.” Lin Ye nodded, then looked at Nightingale with slight suspicion, “Why aren’t you asleep? Aren’t you sleepy?”

The nightingale shook her head: "Not sleepy."

"Didn't you hear the fairy tale I just told you?"

"I listened, but I didn't understand." Nightingale took out the grilled pineapple bun she had found at the party, took a small bite, and mumbled, "I didn't listen anymore."

Looking at the nightingale with its puffed-out lips, Lin Ye couldn't help but shake his head.

It seems that even advanced mathematics has its invincible enemies, such as the devil of natural naiveté.

"Well, at least I got her to sleep," Lin Ye said. "My mission is accomplished. Now, in her eyes, I'm a professional psychologist, right?"

"This is a professional pineapple bun."

Lin Ye glared at Nightingale, who nonchalantly continued munching on her bread.

"Let her sleep well, let's go out to eat." After successfully putting Chen to sleep, Lin Ye felt an emptiness in his stomach and was quite hungry, since he hadn't eaten dinner.

Nightingale nodded. She had long since wanted to leave this place. If Lin Ye hadn't been here, she would have definitely tried every noodle dish at the party.

As Lin Ye was about to leave with Nightingale, he suddenly felt that the air conditioning in the room was set a bit too low, and couldn't help but turn around and glance at Chen.

Given the physical condition of the female dragon, she shouldn't catch a cold from being chilled, right?

Lin Ye thought for a moment and decided to drape a blanket over Chen before leaving. After all, as a professional psychologist, his service attitude couldn't be bad, so he went back, picked up a folded blanket from the sofa, spread it out, and gently covered Chen with it.

What is this? This is service attitude, this is attention to detail.

When Chen wakes up and sees that she is still covered with a blanket, her affection for Lin Ye will definitely increase rapidly.

Lin Ye could already picture how the other person would thank her.

After covering myself with the blanket, I realized my hands were still outside.

This won't do; the details must be perfect.

So Lin Ye decided to stuff Chen's hands into the blanket as well.

However, the moment he touched Chen's hand, he suddenly felt an electric current travel from his fingertips to his entire body.

Then his entire body became numb.

He was unable to move or speak, his consciousness was gradually fading, and his vision was slowly being swallowed by darkness.

My whole body was falling.

It kept falling.

He didn't know how long he had been falling; the surrounding darkness turned into thick fog, and he found himself in a white mist.

Then, my feet landed on solid ground, and soon after, rain began to fall from the sky.

The rain is getting heavier.

It seemed as if it wanted to swallow the whole world.

What the heck is this?!

Lin Ye felt that his brain was not working properly, and his thinking ability had become sluggish and clumsy.

The white mist was dispersed by the torrential rain, and he found himself in the middle of a dilapidated street. There was no one in sight, only ruins and rubble.

This is...Longmen?

No, that's not right.

Is this Chernobog?

No, that's not right either.

Lin Ye felt like his brain was a rusty machine, unable to function no matter what he did. Just as he was struggling, he suddenly heard a soft sob.

Amidst the noise of the downpour, the crying reached his ears clearly. He turned his head with difficulty and saw a little girl at the end of the street corner.

Are there any other people here?

Lin Ye immediately walked towards her.

Purple hair, short horns. Even though he was a child Lin Ye had never seen before, he felt a strange sense of familiarity.

The little girl was covered in blood, and her crying appearance was very pitiful.

Lin Ye walked up to the little girl and bent down.

"Don't cry," Lin Ye said gently. "What happened? Let me help you."

The little girl stopped crying.

She slowly raised her head.

In the torrential rain, Lin Ye saw a face that still looked very young, with pearly red eyes filled with fear.

"It's okay," Lin Ye comforted her, then extended his hand to her, "Let me help you."

The fear in the little girl's eyes dissipated considerably, probably because Lin Ye's ability had taken effect. She slowly raised her hand and reached out to Lin Ye.

The next second, Lin Ye felt a sharp pain in his wrist.

The pain pulled him directly out of the white mist world, and he felt dizzy.

When he came to his senses, he was already back in his room, meeting a pair of cold, red eyes.

Chen grabbed Lin Ye's hand and asked coldly, "What do you want to do?"