What happened to the Delta Force? It turned into Arknights!

"You're such a coward."

Remuel pouted, somewhat dejected, and said, "Just listen to me, we can set off together, wouldn't that be great?"

Han Fei narrowed his eyes, sensing something, and said, "The reason you don't dare tell your sister is partly because you also want to go, right?"

"Hehe, you found out."

Remule stuck out her little tongue and said, "They're all leaving Laterano for other places. I'm actually a little curious too. I've never left Laterano before. What's the outside world like?"

“Perfect timing. My sister also wants to leave Laterano with you, so why don’t I take this opportunity to go with her?”

The smile on Remuel's face disappeared, replaced by a very serious expression. "In this way, my curiosity is satisfied, my sister won't be troubled because of me, and with my company, she won't be bored, and I won't have to worry about being lonely. Everyone gets the result they wanted, which is great!"

Han Fei raised an eyebrow; the credibility of Remule's words was actually questionable.

Laterano, the Promised Land, is the paradise of all the Sarkaz, and few Sarkaz are willing to leave Laterano to go to other kingdoms of Terra.

Rather than her claim that she wanted to satisfy her own curiosity, Han Fei was more inclined to believe that she, like her sister, was making concessions to consider each other's feelings.

"You and your sister are both kind people."

Han Fei sighed, then immediately stated his position: "But it still won't work. Don't act first and then inform her. Have a good talk with her. I think that might be more effective than acting first and then informing her."

"Eh~"

Remy Lele drawled out her words in a coquettish tone, but seeing Han Fei's resolute gaze, she could only sigh and say, "Alright, alright, I'll have a good talk with my sister, but..."

She looked up into Han Fei's eyes: "No matter what the outcome, please don't make my sister sad, okay?"

Volume One: Chapter 123 Before Departure

Remi Lele left quickly, and Han Fei watched her walk into the kitchen, not knowing when she had mentioned this to Remi Lele.

Han Fei didn't follow, but slowly walked back to the living room and plopped down next to Texas.

"Have you finished talking?"

Texas glanced at Han Fei and said, "What are you two talking about so mysteriously?"

Han Fei naturally trusted Texas and knew she would keep quiet, so he relayed the little incident that had just happened to her.

After listening to Han Fei's description, Texas tilted her head and said with some surprise, "I thought you would agree right away."

Han Fei asked in surprise, "Huh? What do you mean?"

"They are very strong, and as teammates they can provide you with a lot of help."

At this point, Texas paused, then continued, "And they're beautiful too, aren't they?"

"Why do you make it sound like I'm particularly lecherous?" Han Fei narrowed his eyes.

Texas, however, curled her lips into a smile and gave him a look that said, "Isn't that right?"

"This is blatant slander!"

Han Fei was naturally unconvinced and retorted righteously, "I'm an honest man, and I have absolutely nothing to do with being a lecher!"

Just then, a refreshing, delicate fragrance wafted over. Without warning, Texas leaned forward, her warm breath brushing against Han Fei's ear, her low voice tinged with a hint of mockery:

"You secretly looked at my legs."

"Huh?"

Han Fei was immediately startled and subconsciously distanced himself from Texas, looking at her in surprise and saying, "You knew all that?"

"certainly."

Texas had resumed her usual indifferent expression, as if those ambiguous words from just now had not come from her mouth.

But Han Fei clearly saw a rare mischievous glint in her eyes—you think you can fool me?

"cough."

Han Fei scratched his face guiltily, thinking to himself that with Texas's keen perception, it seemed unrealistic to try to hide it from her.

"I didn't mean to blame you."

Texas said softly, then sat up straight and looked towards the kitchen, "But, are you really going to just let things take their course over there?"

"That's not it."

Han Fei shrugged. "It's obvious. The two sisters care about each other and are making concessions for one another. How can I interfere?"

"As long as you know what's going on."

Texas said this, then looked away.

Even Han Fei couldn't easily get involved, so it was even more inappropriate for her to intervene.

As night deepened, the apartment's living room was filled with the cheerful atmosphere unique to Lateran.

Perhaps because of the impending farewell, the girls temporarily put aside all their worries and threw themselves into this farewell celebration.

The sounds of music, laughter, and clinking cutlery mingled together. Even the usually aloof Texas was dragged into several rounds of childish games by Remuel, and her helpless expression made everyone burst into laughter.

Until the dead of night.

The exhausted girls slumped onto the sofa.

Remi's face was slightly flushed, a natural reaction to the alcohol.

However, Remienne was clearly still sober and not completely drunk; she was only in a comfortable, slightly tipsy state, and her speech remained clear.

"Can you do me a favor?"

"What do you want us to do?"

Texas's cheeks were also flushed slightly; like Remien, she had only taken a few sips of her drink.

Remien's gentle gaze swept over the three girls fast asleep on the sofa, a hint of reluctance flashing in her eyes: "Could you help me take them back to their rooms? They're all completely drunk."

"Row."

Han Fei responded and stepped forward to stand beside Remuel.

When drunk, Remy Lele slept in a rather unrestrained manner, with her limbs spread out and occupying half of the sofa, one leg dangling in the air and swaying back and forth, looking quite boyish.

Han Fei bent down, and with a strong pull, he picked up Remule like a sleeping little princess, saying, "Then I'll take her back first."

Remien clasped her hands together, her eyes curving into gentle crescents: "Thank you for your hard work."

"Small things."

Han Fei carried Remule towards the bedroom. The girl's red hair swayed gently with his steps, gleaming softly in the warm yellow light of the corridor.

Before long, they disappeared around the corner.

After he disappeared from sight, Texas suddenly said, "It seems you've already made up your mind."

"what?"

Remianne paused for a moment, then realized what she meant and said, "You noticed."

"Ah."

Texas made a nasal sound, helping Mostima up as she did so, and said, "Your mind is unsettled tonight, so you're more likely to notice this anomaly. So, you've agreed, haven't you?"

"Yes."

Remien nodded slightly, then lowered her voice and said, "I haven't told him yet. I'm planning to surprise him. Can you keep it a secret for me?"

"can."

Texas said softly, "It seems your sister has convinced you."

"Ah."

Remy responded, "She secretly talked to me for a while this afternoon. Sure enough, I couldn't hide it from her. However, it was precisely because she found out that we had that conversation that made me make up my mind."

“Then, we’ll be colleagues from now on.” Texas extended her hand. “I hope we have a pleasant working relationship.”

"Hmm, it's a pleasure doing business with you."

Remien took her hand, feeling the warmth of her palm against her fingertips. She winked playfully, "Remember to keep it a secret, okay?"

"it is good."

Texas said nothing more and steadily helped Mostima walk towards the guest room.

…………

Silent all night.

The next day, as the first light of dawn shone through the gaps in the curtains into the bedroom and fell on Han Fei's face, he slowly woke up.

Today is the day he leaves Lateran.

He quickly tidied himself up and then left the room.

The living room was empty, except for the occasional clinking of kitchen utensils in the kitchen.

Han Fei walked over and saw Remy standing alone in front of the stove, preparing breakfast with a clanging and clattering sound.

Perhaps sensing Han Fei's gaze, Remy suddenly turned her head.

Their gazes met in mid-air.

The moment their eyes met, she flashed a smile brighter than the morning light: "Awake? Breakfast will be a while, go wash up first, then wait patiently."

After saying that, she turned back to continue cooking, her hair bouncing slightly with the movement.

This ordinary, everyday scene stirred an indescribable warmth in Han Fei's heart. He wished time could stand still at this moment. But reason told him that parting was imminent.

After a moment's hesitation, he finally asked the question that had been lingering in his mind: "So, would you like to come with me?"

Remienne paused, glanced at Han Fei, and said with a gentle smile, "So eager, huh?"

"What else? I'm leaving soon." Han Fei shrugged.

If it were yesterday, Han Fei could have waited longer, but now, there are less than four hours left.

Given the short time available, Han Fei didn't think he could wait any longer.

Even though Han Fei is not Sakorta and has no empathy, at this moment, Remy could sense the expectation deep in Han Fei's heart.

It's quite obvious, really; after all, they practically have those two words written all over their faces.

Remy was originally planning to give Han Fei a surprise, but seeing how eagerly he wanted an answer, her cunning nature beneath her pink hair immediately took over.

"Give me a little more time."

Remien remained gentle, speaking softly, "After all, this is no small matter."

Having said that, Han Fei naturally couldn't press the matter any further, so he shrugged and said, "Okay, okay."

Seeing Han Fei's helpless little expression, Remy suddenly began to look forward to it. She looked forward to him finding out the result, and to how radiant the joy on his face would be when she left with him.

Before long, the girls came out one after another, washed up, and began to enjoy breakfast.

But unlike the usual calm, Remuel seemed very eager as soon as she appeared.

"Hey sis, I have something to do at school, I'll take my breakfast with me and eat it on the way!"

As she spoke, Remy, carrying a schoolbag, ran to Han Fei's side, grabbed a piece of bread from the table, stuffed it in her mouth, and hurriedly ran outside.

Upon hearing this, Remy, who was still in the kitchen, quickly called out, "Keep busy, be careful on the road!"

"Know it!"

Remy replied loudly, and then disappeared from everyone's sight with a bang as the door slammed shut.

All of this seemed to be just a minor incident involving Remuel, but only Han Fei knew that the moment Remuel picked up the bread from beside him, a small piece of paper silently landed on his lap.

Han Fei calmly put away the small piece of paper, made an excuse to return to his room, and then opened the paper to read:

"Don't leave before 10 o'clock, no, before 9:30! Wait for me!"

Below, Remule also drew a simple little portrait of herself, a somewhat rudimentary Exia giving a thumbs-up.

"Huh?"

Han Fei was stunned, wondering what was going on.

Then, he turned it over and found another passage on the back.

"Don't tell my older sister, and don't let her find out, or you're finished!"

Below the text, there is also a miniature Exusiai, but instead of giving a thumbs-up, it looks angry.