Xia Xianning, unexpectedly caught in the crossfire: “…”
Faced with the subtle glances from his subordinates, he didn’t know how to react. Fortunately, his typically impassive demeanor made him appear surprisingly calm, impressing everyone.
The ghost, unaware of who Xia Xianning was, received the birth chart and began casting a spell, floating toward Xia Xianning, then horrifyingly realizing it was the big demon king who had just beaten it.
Ghost: “Ahhhhh, help! Save me!”
Xia Xianning: “…”
He froze the ghost and asked Luo Yingbai: “Do you want me to cooperate?”
Yue Ling whispered to Gou Songze: “I never realized Captain Xia had such patience! Still asking if he needs to cooperate? If it were me…”
She was about to say she’d at least kick Luo Yingbai, but glancing at the cute guy, she couldn’t bring herself to do it and changed her words: “I’d at least punch him first.”
Gou Songze kindly warned: “Please don’t get any ideas about mimicking this… Captain Xia isn’t always this good-tempered.”
After warning her, he quietly muttered toward Luo Yingbai: “Cooperate, cooperate, cooperate…”
Yue Ling: “…”
Unfortunately, Luo Yingbai didn’t oblige. Laughing, he waved his hand: “No need, no need. I just wanted to see how this game works. We’ve caught it anyway, let’s go.”
Gou Songze: “Is this the time to play around?!”
Luo Yingbai patted his head: “You’re not qualified to say that. I saw you were just as excited earlier. Let’s go.”
Xia Xianning interrupted him, pulling Luo Yingbai close: “Let’s go.”
The group left the teaching building. Even from far away, they could still hear Luo Yingbai and Gou Songze bickering. But soon, as their footsteps faded, the building returned to silence, and a figure appeared where Luo Yingbai had stood.
The change spread gradually from where he had stood, like rippling water, expanding in circles. The building’s decor gradually became old and ancient. In less than a minute, the place had transformed into an entirely different realm.
Chapter 48: Setting the Trap
A light bulb hanging directly above the person’s head swayed continuously under the chilling wind, eerie and unpredictable.
A mirror appeared out of nowhere before him, reflecting a blurry image.
