Su Yin stood in front of the door, ready to open it, taking several deep breaths. "Come on, Su Yin. Don't be surprised by anything you see later." She took one last deep breath and raised her hands to open the door. Her fingertips barely touched the door when they bounced back with a thud. Suddenly, a dense mass of golden runes covered the walls of the room, half-floating in mid-air as if flowing like water. She was stunned. This was something out of a movie, but the pain in her fingertips reminded her that this wasn't a dream.
"ah------"
The young man, who had been quiet for a long time, seemed to be forced to open his eyes because of the noise. The next moment, Su Yin ran to his side.
"It, it, it, it moves." Su Yin suddenly felt like crying. She had only seen this kind of thing when fighting zombies on TV. She couldn't bear to experience it in person. It felt like something incredible was going to come out in the next moment.
The man didn't react much, as if he was used to it. He just glanced at her lightly and then closed his eyes again.
Seeing the man's expression as if calling her an idiot, Su Yin couldn't sit still any longer. Damn, being bullied by a fellow in the same room was one thing, but being bullied by a living being like you was. Besides, why didn't you go out and ask around? Who had Su Yin ever been afraid of since she was a child?
Thinking of this, she suddenly became furious and slapped the boy's shoulder. "I'm not talking to you."
The young man frowned, then opened his eyes and looked directly at Su Yin. Suddenly, a kingly aura came over her, and she couldn't help but swallow her saliva. She couldn't afford to offend either of them, so she had to accept her fate.
"Haha. Sorry to bother you. I didn't say or do anything just now. Please continue, please continue." She laughed dryly, "Closing your eyes and resting is good for your health. I was just afraid that you would be bored, so I wanted to add some liveliness to the atmosphere. It's okay, it's okay, please continue. Hehe." Her face was full of smiles. She looked at him with a smile, but her feet automatically began to slowly move away from him.
The boy glared at him for a moment before slowly closing his eyes again, as if nothing had happened. To him, this was just a new method, a new way to deal with him, even though it looked like he had no idea what it was, noisy, noisy, and stupid. What could possibly be causing them so much trouble at this moment?
Su Yin saw the boy close his eyes again and dropped the fake smile on her face. "What?" she muttered softly. "You're so fierce, who would care about you? It's like someone owes you millions." She pushed hard with her feet and stood up.
These words naturally reached the young man's ears. Hearing that she ignored him, his brows relaxed slightly. If she was quiet, he might consider letting her live a few more days.
However, after Su Yin spun around the empty room numerous times, bouncing off the door numerous times, the feeling that he was the only immobile creature in the room capable of entertaining him seemed to intensify, and he obediently sat back down beside the pool. His feet gently swung across the water, creating faint ripples. Everything around him seemed to have become much quieter, and even the expression on the man in the pool of blood seemed to have softened considerably.
"Hey, are you asleep?" Su Yin asked tentatively. Seeing the man's eyelids move slightly (of course he was angry), she felt a little relieved.
"So boring, let's chat."
"What's your name? Where do you live?"
"Why are you here?"
He didn't answer, and Su Yin didn't get angry. She shook her legs and continued asking questions one after another.
"Hey, can't you speak?"
"You don't answer, so you agree? You really can't speak?"
"It's a shame he can't speak, even though he's so handsome." Su Yin lamented. "But don't worry, I won't discriminate against you just because you can't speak. The teacher taught us to treat everyone equally. I was a three-good student back then."
"Is it sad that you can't speak?"
"It must be very hard." Su Yin nodded in agreement, ignoring the slightly furrowed brow. "Sure enough, my mom is right. God opens a front door for you, and he'll definitely close a back door for you. But don't be discouraged. Learn to be as strong as me. Look at me, although I'm beautiful, kind, and gentle, I usually don't tell others about this, but today I'm telling you so that you can know." Her face straightened. "I have all of these qualities, but I'm also sick. Men get lovesick when they see me, and women get jealous when they see me. So sometimes I get annoyed by this, but you have to know that no one is perfect. Many things are beyond our control." She sighed deeply, wiped away her nonexistent tears, and the more she realized what she said, the more she nodded in agreement. After not looking in the mirror for a while, she really became more talented.
"Let me tell you..."
When he heard Su Yin say that she wanted to continue talking to him about the truths she had learned from her past life experiences and the mental health issues of people with disabilities, even someone as quiet as him couldn't help but feel a small flame burning in his heart.
"Shut up." He opened his eyes, his golden pupils more striking and a little angry. His lips parted slightly, and even his voice was unusually pleasant.
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