As Odin's emotions grew increasingly complex, Qu Jian'er was just about to consider whether to haggle over the price.

Odin suddenly burst into tears.

His face was filled with complex emotions that were hard to describe.

In their world, no race has parents, and siblings are also rare.

This means they have very few friends, and the only people they can trust are those of their own race.

But Qu Jian'er in front of him said that they were very close, even though he had attacked Qu Jian'er before.

Why is Qu Jian'er so sincere?

He even suspected that Qu Jian'er might be a villain with ulterior motives.

He really shouldn't have done that!

It's no wonder Odin was so moved that he thought so much.

People of advanced civilizations are all arrogant and unruly; they are better at fighting than talking. They have no understanding of what emotions are, so much so that they yearn for them deep down.

Qu Jian'er's "sincerity" touched Odin.

Qu Jian'er was completely bewildered.

Odin grasped Qu Jian'er's hand: "Apocalypse, do you...do you really consider me a friend?!"

Qu Jian'er nodded reflexively: "Mmm."

Odin could not express the complex emotions he felt, as if a burning stick had fallen into his cold heart.

It melted the heart of this alien comrade.

The rising steam stung his eyes.

Odin wiped his face and said with utmost seriousness, "Just because of what you said, we brothers don't need to care about so many details. From now on, my lens heart is yours. As for the virtual star, if you want that little thing, I'll teach you how to use its core control hub right now."

Qu Jian'er: "..." Are you alright?

soon.

Qu Jian'er slowly realized that she had discovered something incredible: Odin had taken her words seriously. Was she really that easily fooled?

If all these alien races were as easily fooled as Odin, what would be the point of being wary? We could just win them over with sincerity.

Suddenly, Qu Jian'er could understand why Lü Da Cong and the little girl had been "turned" to the enemy.

She was only feigning sincerity.

For someone as shrewd as Zuo Chen, deceiving alien races would be a piece of cake.

Not to mention the truly kind-hearted Dani. (www.cascoo.net)

It seems that not all alien races deserve to go to hell; she can handle them according to her own discretion in the future.

Seeing Odin bring out a pile of mirrored hearts, Qu Jian'er suppressed her excitement and picked up a few: "Friends shouldn't be so calculating. I'll just take two or three for now. As for the virtual star..."

Odin, unusually, interrupted Qu Jian'er, waving his little hand: "Don't refuse the virtual star. We built it just to have a legitimate camp in the human world. Since we're leaving anyway, it's no big deal to give you the control hub."

Actually, he took out so many lenses because he was testing the heart; he was naive but not stupid.

Qu Jian'er's sudden remark was exactly what he wanted to hear, but he remained cautious.

He was testing how sincere Qu Jian'er was, and whether she was only speaking like this because she coveted his subspace.

fine.

Qu Jian'er was not greedy.

After all, he only had the subspace to scheme against, and he couldn't think of anything else that Qu Jian'er would covet.

then.

A wonderful misunderstanding occurred—Odin took Qu Jian'er's "sincerity" seriously.

Odin made a decision in secret.

He will not test the waters again.

You must have absolute faith in Qu Jian'er's character!

After crossing the line between best friends.

As Odin cast complex spells to create clones in Qu Jian'er, he remained close by, constantly questioning her.

Qu Jian'er answered them all very patiently.

This scene left Takumi speechless. He desperately wanted to escape, but he was also afraid that if he couldn't escape, something even more cruel awaited him if he was caught.

Just as Takumi was struggling with his decision, Qu Jian'er created the image of a boy, and Odin couldn't wait to leave his original body and settle into the new body.

After taking over the new body.

As Odin placed his true form into the subspace, he said, "Apocalypse, actually I prefer girls."

Qu Jian'er: "..."

Odin saw that Qu Jian'er was silent.

He knew the other party had misunderstood.

Odin waved his little hand and explained, "Our race is of one gender in childhood, but can choose their preferred gender when they grow up."

Qu Jian'er understood; this was just the eel spirit reversed: "You prefer something more feminine?"

Odin nodded: "Yes, Emma said that no one in our race has chosen a woman, and she wants me to choose one to try, in order to encourage the rest of the race to embrace diversity."

Qu Jian'er asked curiously, "Why didn't anyone choose a woman?"

Odin explained, "Because it's inconvenient to fight, as this would create two large lumps of excess flesh."

He was gesturing with his chest as he spoke.

It vividly demonstrates where it's inconvenient.

Qu Jian'er: "..." How should I explain this?

Takumi was speechless: "That's called breasts..."

Odin interrupted with a punch: "Shut up, human!"

He doesn't need a human to explain.

That would lower his IQ.

Qu Jian'er reminded, "Don't break it. When we get to the human world, I'll lend it to you as a tour guide."

Odin asked in confusion, "Okay, whatever you say. But what's a tour guide?"

Qu Jian'er: "..." Do these alien races not go to school, or did they get distracted when learning a foreign language?

She turned on a parenting cartoon.

He handed the AI ​​to Odin.

It's a signal for people to take a good look.

Odin watched with great interest, pointing at the scenes with great amazement.

The higher worlds are undoubtedly dull and boring, otherwise they wouldn't have so much free time to spend in other worlds.

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