"I didn't trick anyone into doing anything for me. Do you know what people like you are called? They're called green tea bitches. But you don't even deserve that title. Green tea bitches have a bigger brain than you. Are you a fruit fly larva? You don't have a brain, all you know is to eat shit!"

Lu Yulan doesn't usually swear; she's a civilized person. Of course, if someone offends her, that's a different story—she can verbally abuse them until they question their existence.

Julie: ...!

"Ahhh! She insulted me, kill her!"

Julie glared at Cage and gestured for him to come forward.

"Kill me?" Lu Yulan almost laughed. Was this girl really spoiled? There were only three of them in this garrison. If she were killed, would the other two get away with it? Or did the imperial law not apply to nobles, and they felt they could be released without charge?

Even assuming, hypothetically, that two henchmen could kill her?!

"What, you don't believe me?"

Julie glanced haughtily at Lu Yulan and began to tell her about the grand plan she and Cage had devised.

"Well, you deserved to die, didn't you? Who told you to block so many people's way? Wouldn't it have been better to just stay in your hometown and make a fool of yourself? Now this is your fate. Remember, don't ever see me again in your next life, or I'll slash that face every time I see it..."

Lu Yulan raised an eyebrow and couldn't help but interrupt the other person's long-winded explanation. So the other person was very proud of killing her. Maybe he had never suffered a loss in his life and was still holding a grudge. If he didn't say it, no one would know if he died. What a pity for such a clever idea.

She couldn't help but turn her little chair around. "Excuse me, don't you two know that there's a panoramic video camera in this room, the kind that records sound?"

If you say all of this out loud, you won't have to give a statement again at the police station.

"What?"

Cage's expression changed, and he subconsciously glanced around. Julie rolled her eyes at him. "What's the big deal? Just destroy the base, that would be fine."

As she spoke, she slowly raised her chin and looked at Cage, "Make your move, but remember to go slowly. I like to see her struggle in her death throes."

Lu Yulan: ...

"Xiaomi, is this guy out of his mind? It's been so long, haven't they realized they've been drugged?"

[It's possible that when I set it up, I also sprayed in a whole bunch of other random medications. After all, they've been sitting in there for so long, I was worried they'd expire, so I used them all along with my guinea pig.]

...

"You're such a diligent and thrifty system, just don't let the poison get out too."

"Of course not, don't worry, there's absolutely no poison."

Lu Yulan looked at Cage, who was walking over stiffly like a puppet, and suddenly felt like she was watching a slow-motion movie, but she was too lazy to bother.

He went straight out, summoned an electric rope, tied the two people together, placed them in a corner, and then went to the location of the wounded.

"Do you think young master Cage can succeed?"

"Whether it succeeds or not, we don't know anything about it anyway."

"Yeah, yeah, I don't know anything. Holy crap, it hurts so much, the cut was too deep."

...

"Should we run away?"

Lu Yulan lifted a corner of the tent. "Where are you going to escape to? Do you want to take me with you? After all, I'm powerless. It would be too dangerous for me to stay and face two crazy students who want to kill me."

...

"Teacher Lu, you, you're not dead?!"

"Teacher Lu, we don't know anything, we don't know anything."