The few simple words took all of Shi Lan's strength. She thought she was speaking very loudly, but in fact her voice was very soft, almost like the buzzing of a mosquito.

Moore didn't hear her reply. He was getting anxious, but he was still conscious. His upbringing and morals kept him from crossing the line.

"Miss Shi, can you hear me?"

Shi Lan tried to clench her fingers tightly, using the pain to suppress her body's reaction, but she failed. She simply didn't have the strength; she couldn't even make the smallest movement.

Moore was getting anxious as she didn't receive a reply. When Os first come of age, if their initial signals are not properly addressed, their needs cannot be met, and they may harm themselves, or even die on the spot.

Moore believed he knew Shi Lan well. He was worried that this heroine was too stubborn and would still push herself even though she knew her body was abnormal. That's why he came even though he knew things might get out of control.

"Miss Shi, Miss Shi," he knocked on the door urgently, hoping to get a reply from Shi Lan, even just a single word.

Meanwhile, Shi Lan, separated by only a door, was frantic with worry. Hearing Moore's increasingly agitated voice, she knew she couldn't delay much longer, and the strange sensations in her body also told her the seriousness of the situation.

A strange power was slowly eroding her will. She didn't know how much longer she could hold on, and she feared that the monster would take control of her body and make her do things she didn't want to do.

At that moment, she could only think of one person: Haoze. She felt that only he could save her and prevent her from being harmed.

Just thinking about what happened between the two of them before she came down, Shi Lan's face flushed, but she had no choice but to grit her teeth and call out Haoze's name in her heart.