She hadn't been out for a long time, so she asked Xiao He to go out for a walk together. They saw ordinary people whose spirits had obviously recovered, and the prosperous streets.

"She did change some things..." Xu Huang sighed softly as he watched all this.

"Huang'er, what's wrong?"

Xiao He, who was standing by, didn't hear Xu Huang's whisper just now. Seeing her stop on the street, he asked.

Xu Huang's cold features softened. "Nothing much, I just feel like the base has changed a lot."

"There have been some changes. Most of the psychics in the base have been much more well-behaved during this period."

Xiao He was looking at the intersection, where a corpse was hanging in the air.

Xu Huang followed his gaze and understood what he was saying.

Before she came out, Xiao He briefly told her about the changes that had taken place in the base during this period, including the origin of the corpse.

The two were very close to a street stall. The owner was a talkative man. When he saw the two looking at the corpse, he started talking.

"You two, stop looking. That corpse is not a good person."

Xiao He laughed casually and said, "Even the corpse has been hanging there for a long time. Boss, do you know what happened?"

The boss had a gaunt face and said indifferently while looking at the corpse:

"I know. Everyone around here knows him. He was so powerful when he was alive. People would avoid him when they go out."

Xu Huang was rarely curious: "Boss, do you have a grudge against this person?"

The boss glanced at the two of them and said, "Yes, that damn thing! I wanted to chop it into pieces every day."

He lowered his head and fiddled with the small ornaments on the stall, saying in a low voice: "It's a pity that an ordinary person like me couldn't beat him, and I don't have the ability to avenge my daughter. God has mercy on me, and this man is dead. It's a good death."

When this matter was mentioned, the boss lost the mood to chat. Seeing this, Xu Huang and Xiao He looked at each other, bought some things at the stall and walked away.