“What’s the matter?” Tian Shen’s voice echoed in her mind, with a hint of concern, as Yu Yi would not seek help lightly, especially for a potentially dangerous mission.
In a whisper, she asked him to erase the soldiers’ brief memory before their unconsciousness, so they wouldn’t remember her appearance at the study door or the attack. Since she only scanned and didn’t steal the documents, Tu Fei Bai would remain unaware of tonight’s intrusion.
Through the client, she could still create an exact copy of the files.
Tian Shen muttered under his breath: “You really think I’m an all-powerful god.” Implanting memories was possible, but erasing them was a different matter.
“What did you say?” Yu Yi didn’t hear clearly.
“Nothing, wait a moment.” After a short while, he said: “Found it. You can use this.”
Two bean-sized objects appeared on the ground before her, long and cylindrical, with a transparent middle section showing a light yellow liquid.
“These are subcutaneous injectors. Depending on the dosage, this drug can make people forget events from a few hours to a day or two. The amount I’m giving you will make them forget events from about an hour before their unconsciousness. Is that enough?”
Yu Yi nodded; this duration was sufficient. Too long, and they might forget Tu Fei Bai’s instructions to guard the study door. Following Tian Shen’s guidance, she pressed the injectors vertically against their neck’s posterior, firmly pressing the end so the liquid immediately entered their bodies.
“Oh, I forgot to mention, these two vials cost two hundred points. The injector is a one-time disposable item that can be buried anywhere or even flushed… cough, though expensive, it’s worth it, isn’t it?”
Yu Yi’s mouth twitched. Did he genuinely forget or intentionally wait until after she finished?
According to the divine myth, this client was truly worth every point, as if she could search for what she needed and have the system deliver it right to her, all at the cost of performance points.
