Baker had no idea how he felt.

Self-blame? Anger? Guilt? Or heartache?

He thought he would kill Mei Ge and the others as soon as he woke up, but his first thought was about Aina's situation.

Standing silently before the wooden bed, perhaps only the rise and fall of Aina's body offered her solace.

Baker wanted to hold her hand, but he didn't dare.

Does he deserve it?

Is it worth it for Aina to risk her life for him?

The two had only known each other for a few days and hadn't even met many times.

Baker didn't even tell her his real name.

So even if he goes up and holds Aina's hand now, in what capacity would he be?

Mike? The rebels?

Or Baker?

He was filled with mixed feelings, but one thing was certain.

One thing is certain: she must be restored to her original state!

"Does anyone here know how to treat this kind of injury?" Baker's voice was a little hoarse.

“Unfortunately,” Phoenix said slowly, “the only one here who can heal people is Jumo.”

"Oh, so that's the guy who disfigured her."

Her voice was slightly teasing, but Baker didn't seem to care.

Aina was disfigured and almost lost her life for him, and if he still cares about his pride, he's not human.

"Go find her and bring her here."

“Me?” Phoenix raised an eyebrow.

"you."

Beck flashed his hand and grasped a bottle of pills, coldly saying, "Fusion pills, a new product of the Creation Cult. They can fuse with the abilities of alien beasts and are not controlled by the Creation Cult."

It's a pity that none of these pills have the ability to heal injuries, otherwise we wouldn't need them.

Their pupils contracted, and their gazes locked onto his hand.

"Find it, and it's yours."

Phoenix licked her lips: "This is something no one can refuse."

With a flash, she was gone, leaving Mei Ge behind, who squinted and said, "Young man, it seems you're not planning to fight me."

You will die.

Baker gave him a deep look: "But I'm going to make her watch you die."

"Tsk tsk." Mei Ge clicked her tongue: "Whatever you wish."

Baker eventually took Aina's hand, saying nothing, yet it was as if he had said everything.

Not long after, Phoenix returned with her entourage.

"What good luck, making two house calls in one day," Zhu Mo's voice came as he followed Phoenix into the room.

Baker's gaze turned cold, clearly indicating that he had no intention of letting Jumo leave alive.

But now he desperately needs a doctor to stabilize Aina's condition.

He had just notified the rebels to come and pick him up. Once they arrive, it will be time to take action.

"Stabilize her condition."

"interesting."

Zhu Mo gave Baker a deep look, making the latter feel somewhat uncomfortable.

But before he could react, Zhu Mo came to Aina's side and checked her over.

"Her internal condition is stable and she is not in any danger. What she needs treatment for is the external damage."

"Protruding eyeballs, muscle damage, and some other miscellaneous injuries can be treated, but most will leave scars."

Baker frowned deeply: "Can treatment in other parts of Dream City be done without leaving any traces?"

"It's hard to say," Zhu Mo shook his head.

Baker had a general idea of ​​what was going on. Since the usual methods weren't working, he would try a different approach: relying on fusion pills.

Next time we rob someone, we must also take a few healing pills with us.

"Can my eyes recover now?"

Zhu Mo nodded: "Okay, but how about the money?"

Without hesitation, Baker transferred the remaining balance in his account to Jumo on the spot.

The latter also began treatment.

It also involves controlling the extension of energy, but it requires a sufficient understanding of the human body and an assessment of Aina's previous physical condition, making it like a different kind of surgery.

“Handsome, what about mine?” Phoenix asked, raising an eyebrow.

"hehe."

Baker said coldly, "You don't actually believe that, do you?"

Phoenix's expression turned cold: "If you don't keep your promise, do you want to make an enemy of the entire Dream City?"

"So what happened?"

Baker exhaled a breath of stale air, and it seemed as if white smoke was rising from his mouth.

"I'm a rebel, do you think I need to abide by the deal?"

Mei Ge, who was standing beside her, also slowly stood up, her expression becoming serious.

Phoenix was also taken aback, not expecting that the young man she had taken a liking to was the recently popular rebel.

Although they did not want to get involved in the conflict between the rebels and the Green faction, the rebels' victory harmed their interests.

Given what they've done, if the resistance wins, their fate is predictable.

"That's really surprising."

Phoenix's voice turned cold: "Jumo, what are you still doing?"

Zhu Mo replied calmly, "I don't know whether it's anti-China or not. I've taken the money, so naturally I have to finish the deal."

After glancing at her, Baker considered giving her a quick death later.

The air seemed to smell of gunpowder, as if a tiny spark could ignite it.

But the next second, a muffled groan was heard.

"Aina?"

Beck flashed and appeared next to Aina.

The latter slowly opened its eyes, those eyes that should have been full of light and vitality, but were now a dull white.

"I'm alive?"

Aina's vision was shrouded in a hazy white mist, and she could only make out a few figures.

But upon hearing Baker's voice, she smiled knowingly.

"Thank goodness, you're awake."

Baker grabbed her hand, his voice hoarse: "I'm sorry, I've dragged you into this."

My dear reader, there's more to this chapter! Please click the next page to continue reading—even more exciting content awaits!