Do you like dogs?

As he spoke, he leaned down and looked close to Vili, his whole being seemed to melt, and his voice became indistinct.

"Woof."

"..."

"Is this something my system can see?"

Il was amazed.

Vili could no longer bear it and reached out to push Chu away, but then felt a warm, moist touch in his palm.

"...Have some decency!"

Vili ruthlessly wiped the water stains from his hands onto Chu Lai's clothes and quickly took two steps back.

Just when he thought the men he'd met were weird enough, something new would happen that would shatter his worldview.

"Don't come any closer, or I'll throw you down!"

"All right."

Chu Lai then stood still, fiddling with the chain on his wrist, as if genuinely considering the possibility of attaching it to his neck.

If that were the case, others would be able to immediately see the connection between him and the people around him.

Vili shivered inexplicably. He cautiously took a few steps to the side, making sure that the distance was not far enough for Chu Lai to pounce on him, before he felt a little relieved.

"Why not be a decent human being, instead of being a dog..."

Opening his palm and looking at the "holy stone" he had finally managed to obtain, Vili couldn't help but mutter a complaint under his breath.

It took him a long time to finally concentrate.

Although it's called the Guardian Angel Stone, it's more like a pendant. It's pure white and flawless, with a smooth oval shape and a small black hole at the top, making it look perfect for threading a cord through.

Just then, the heavy cumulonimbus clouds finally gave way, and in an instant, a strong wind arose, and large raindrops fell unexpectedly.

Chu Lai strode over, tilting the red umbrella he was holding, but was stopped by Vili's cool hand.

“Look.”

He held the water-soaked stone up to Chu Lai's eyes, and the originally empty surface slowly began to show shimmering patterns.