Gundam EXARE

The next moment, Rei, who was running very fast, turned around and shot at Shura with a pistol and a very fantasy-shaped submachine gun.

That's right, they're all water guns.

"You, you..."

Shura immediately thought it was no big deal. What could a water gun do to someone? It wasn't high-pressure water.

But is the situation really that simple?

He jerked to the right, avoiding the jet of water that erupted when Ray pulled the trigger the first time.

At this time, the scimitar that Rei had thrown away casually was lying quietly on the ground, unused.

He can wield a sword but not how to use it, but he has a lot of experience with guns.

The strange confrontation paused for a moment, and Shura thought he understood what Rei meant:

"If this were a real gun, the battle would be over."

It's a mockery.

"Is that what you meant to say?!"

Shura roared angrily. He was furious because he understood this fact.

The Mediators are a new human race created through genetic manipulation. They are still humans, but their skulls are not harder than bullets.

Rei's first water gun shot hit him right on the forehead.

It was at this moment that Shura read the exact thought from Rei's seemingly slippery brain:

So irritable.

Rei was critical of Shura's performance in his mind, but he didn't think it was that unexpected.

How can we eliminate their jealousy?

He had guessed early on that the other mediators would be hostile towards him.

Varied?!

Shura stopped moving, because judging by what Rei was saying, he had known that Shura would come to provoke him.

That's not the case actually. Rei just thinks other mediators will come and he's not sure who will make the first move.

This is not difficult to imagine, after all, he has done similar stupid things before.

When Rei was in elementary school, he became possessive of his friends and wanted to drive everyone else away.

And for the mediator, this is not a friend

A real mother

There was an article in a magazine that Rei had read before, which said that most children who grew up in single-parent families did not want their father or mother to remarry.

It is emotionally difficult for people to accept a stranger suddenly breaking into their stable life. They are afraid of change and instability.

Among them, possessiveness cannot be ignored. It is said that parents have possessiveness towards their children, but children may not be without it towards their parents either.

Rey wanted to have a good relationship with Aura. At first, he wanted to use this to take advantage of the other party, but after getting along with each other, he discovered one thing - Aura was just an ordinary person.

What this means is that Aura is really just an excellent researcher who is tortured by her current situation and has developed a lot of psychological problems.

She was such an ordinary, simple person that Rey felt he was a little too dirty.

Since then, Rei's thoughts have changed. He is not the kind of bad person who thinks that if you are stupid, you should be taken advantage of.

I don’t know if it’s because of Aura’s appearance, but Rei thinks Aura is a pitiful woman.

Be careful, she is a woman, don't treat her as a girl, otherwise she will be unhappy.

Therefore, Ray's actions and ideas are pure aggression to other mediators.

The more he and Aura developed a closer relationship, the stronger the mediators' sense of crisis became.

Rei knew things would turn out like this but he didn't find a way to solve it?

The answer is that it’s useless to think about it. Do you think he can split himself into two and appear in different places and with different people in a few seconds to enhance relationships?

Can't do it.

This is a path that I have already known but will inevitably take!

In short, Rei saw through the reason why Shura came to trouble him at a glance, and he knew even more clearly what Shura was worried about.

"Goo!"

"Ok?"

Lei discovered something strange. The Shura who had been so aggressive before suddenly became as weak as a withered flower.

I haven't done anything yet?

Rei looked at the two water guns in his hands in confusion. Was it really such a big blow to be sprayed in the face with clean water?

But the reason why Shura was discouraged was not this, but his own ability to read minds.

It was like he was being tortured in front of others. Yes, he was jealous and uneasy, so he wanted to erase the existence that made him uncomfortable.

When this mentality was pointed out bluntly, Shura wanted to get anxious.

The problem is that they didn't say anything at all.

It turns out that sometimes the ability to read minds can backfire.

Suddenly, a voice that could not be ignored reached the ears of everyone present:

"What are you doing?"

"?!"

Shura stood up straight suddenly. He didn't know when Aura with a high ponytail had been standing there. There seemed to be unhappiness in her deep blue eyes.

Logical reasoning:

Aura likes Rey very much, and Shura provoked Rey. Do I need to say what will happen next?

Without waiting for anyone to explain, Ray spoke first:

"Playing with water guns, mother."

As he spoke, he pulled the trigger, allowing the water from the two water guns to moisten the nearby grass.

With a click of the trigger, water shot out.

After a few seconds, Aura sighed as if giving up:

"Alas, you guys sometimes make me worry."

Chapter 207 Different Sides of Love

In the room, Aura sat on the floor in an ungraceful manner, thinking about what had happened before.

Ingrid's hurried departure at the time didn't look like anything was wrong, so she noticed this and followed her.

However, her legs were no match for Ingrid, so by the time Aura arrived, the fight between Rei and Shura was already over.

At first glance, the scimitar looks dangerous, but this atmosphere disappears without a trace when you see the two water guns in Rey's hands.

Although it felt like a prank, it was impossible for Ola not to notice the conflict between the children.

She hadn't thought it through and assumed that Rei would be able to build good relationships with the other kids.

To be honest, this is more than just a quarrel between brothers. Rei's attitude towards her is

"What am I thinking?"

Aura stood up again, she patted her pants, the movement alone making her notice the difference.

Would the Queen sit on the ground with her knees hugged in such an unseemly manner? Of course not.

Aura had taken off the queen mask she used to show herself at some point, and now she was exactly the same person she was 17 years ago.

Rey neither regards her as a queen nor as a mother, so to Rey, isn't she just that researcher Aura?

If we follow this line of thought, Rei is more like the eldest son who returned than the

"What am I thinking?"

This was the second time Ola said this, and she quickly shook her head to get rid of the weird thoughts.

But the fact is undeniable. Rei has no memory before the age of 4. No matter how much they talk, it is like they are getting to know each other all over again.

It's even weirder when you think about it, being 21 and looking 10.

Ola walked into the bathroom, lowered her head, and had to say that she remembered something strange.

There is something wrong with people who are interested in this kind of slim figure.

"What am I thinking?"

Aura is very worried about the situation over there, but Rey looks like he can handle it himself. Can he really do it?

Thinking of this, Ola left the bathroom again and ran out of the room.

Even if she doesn't participate, she has to hide nearby to see what Rei wants to do. She has to be careful, and this is the biggest problem.

Dividing line

What does Rey want to do?

Lei Yi was wondering why Shura suddenly lost his fighting spirit and looked so sad.

In fact, he had noticed something amiss with Ingrid before. Simply put, the mediator's mood changes were very strange.

He hadn't done anything yet, but Ingrid reacted so strongly on her own.

I haven't said anything yet? I haven't done anything yet?

Could this be mind reading?

"!"

It’s a pity that Ray didn’t have eyes in the back of his head, otherwise he would have seen Ingrid’s shocked look.

Haha, how is that possible!

Then Ingrid read this idea, and Rey himself denied the correct answer.

We're talking about mind reading!

Rei didn't think such superpowers existed. Aren't we talking about genetic modification? Could your genes actually give people superpowers?

It's true that there are claims that the human brain is less than 10% developed, and that there are claims that the human brain has hidden powers. But aren't those just made up to get paid to appear on TV shows? It's impossible.

Although Ray had indeed empathized with Cruze through the quantum communication network generated by the Dragoon system, it was an extremely rare and special case.

There is no dragoon system here for quantum communication, so how can we read minds?

Instead of believing in those illusory things, it is better to do some more realistic psychological analysis.

Rei knew that he was being rude, but he wanted to make a sharp comment: a child raised by a mother with mental problems like Aura would probably be a little abnormal.

""

Ingrid found that Rey really deserved a beating, and his mind was always thinking about all kinds of messy things all day long.

You might as well just say you have the ability to read minds.

Ingrid's heart was as turbulent as the waves of the ocean. How could Rey suddenly classify the mediator as a problem child?

Lei Yi had no idea someone was reading his mind, and he continued to think along his own lines:

Love is such a troublesome feeling.

This person suddenly began to comment sharply on love.

Jealousy, uneasiness, indulgence, and scruples.

Words filled with negative emotions emerged in Rey's mind. He was sure that the other mediators in Aura must have a very deep admiration for him.

For Aura, whose body had become miserable, the mediator she created with her own hands was her spiritual support. It was this desire to prove herself that allowed her to persevere through the most desperate moments.

People need hope to survive, and the mediator is Ola's hope.

For the mediators, the emotion that Ola poured into them was undoubtedly maternal love, although this maternal love might be different from normal maternal love, and even a little deformed.

Because Aura's mother also mixed the researcher's ideas, it is a creative love