Chapter 68 It seems like he's waiting for her to hit him.
The pitch-black ocean seemed to have no end.
The waves roared in the night, the sky was low and the clouds were like churning ink.
black.
Only an unfathomable blackness was spreading.
On the display screen, the BEAM-107 signal suddenly disappeared without warning, as if swallowed up by something.
It was there just a second ago.
Lu Jin suddenly stood up, his pupils shrinking sharply: "What happened?"
Tang Lan, standing beside him, looked grim, his brows furrowed. "The signal's gone, but the magnetic field fluctuations are still there. Very strong! Boss, Raven's unusual abilities haven't been confirmed yet. Could it be teleportation?"
“That can’t be more than 100 nautical miles. Expand the search area. He should still be here,” Lu Jin replied in a low voice.
The ability to teleport from one end of the Earth to the other would be terrifying.
There is no record of BEAM107 in the archives.
However, if ravens can continue to evolve, reaching unprecedented heights is logical.
He stood on the deck, the wind and rain hitting him, at the bow of the ship, gazing at the dark sea.
The waves seemed to swell at that moment, becoming even more turbulent.
The searchlight shone far into the distance, but to no avail; it was still swallowed by darkness, and no target could be found.
"Boss!"
"Watch out, boss! BEAM-915 has appeared!" Zhou Fangyang suddenly shouted.
He was startled and couldn't understand why the BEAM-915 signal had suddenly appeared!
Because that was the Moon Siren!
Although it was later learned that he did not die, he must have been seriously injured. No abnormal being could survive Lu Jin's shot.
This is the only time it's the fifteenth.
But He appeared at the scene of their capture of BEAM-107!
Two interconnected anomalies, both extremely dangerous, is not a good sign.
With a loud crash, a wave slammed onto the deck. The seawater was icy cold, as if something enormous was sweeping across the water.
Lu Jin squinted, standing amidst the waves; he saw it too.
A section of silvery-white tail fin, as if cast by moonlight, flashed across the waves.
Elegant and agile, yet carrying an indescribable air of danger.
If it were scattered pieces of silver.
Oh.
“Amber”.
It's been a long time!
The waves surged again, and the silver figure broke through the waves.
It's the familiar mermaid.
Her long hair was loose, and her silvery tail fin shone like a flame burning in the snow.
Amber smiled arrogantly, as if she were the king of the world: "Long time no see, Lu Jin."
Meanwhile, Zhou Fangyang was giving a report.
"Boss, an abnormal magnetic field vortex has appeared around us. 107 isn't here!"
"A Class A anomaly is approaching this way. Prepare to fire!"
Yu Qi: "Leave it to me, no problem."
Tang Lan: "Remote attack ready. Enter range and begin automatic attack."
The waves grew increasingly turbulent, like a giant beast awakened from its slumber and roar beneath the surface.
Amber drew closer and closer, her silvery-white tail swaying in the water.
Seawater splashed all over Lu Jin, his black battle suit clinging to his body, as if he were one with the night.
He met Amber's gaze.
Nobody is afraid of anyone.
Amber looked at him defiantly, revealing a row of snow-white and sharp teeth: "Looks like I can go catch my little pearl in the bathtub now, since no one's around."
Lu Jin remained unmoved by the provocation, his eyes suppressing all emotion. "What is your relationship with Raven?"
Amber's smile vanished instantly upon hearing the word "raven."
His pupils seemed to have been washed by seawater, becoming extremely deep.
“These are things you shouldn’t know,” Amber said softly.
Where did he go?
“I don’t know.” Amber’s eyes were bright. “Maybe the next second, she’ll appear behind you and kill you.”
His smile was seductive and flamboyant.
"You've become quite fluent in your speech. Are you learning from humans?" Lu Jin teased.
Tang Lan raised the machine gun: "Boss, I'm behind you, don't worry."
Yu Qi: "Firepower has covered the entire area and is 100% ready."
Amber raised her hand and pointed to the stern.
"However, he asked me to bring you a gift so that your trip wouldn't be in vain."
The waves suddenly surged, as if a giant mouth had been torn open on the sea surface!
Then, the giant wave slammed onto a pile of rotting corpses.
It slammed onto the deck with a loud bang!
Blood flowed down the metal.
There were two corpses.
It was the S-class anomaly that went missing from the polar containment facility half a month ago.
The clues in the missing persons case have been completed.
Just as I had guessed.
The two missing S-class anomalies were killed by Amber and Raven.
What are these anomalous entities trying to do by coming together?
***
desert.
A beautiful night scene.
The tent swayed slightly in the wind, and the Milky Way seemed like a handful of silver scattered after the sky had been washed clean.
Sang Li leaned against the pillow, gazing at Chi Du with amusement, her eyes glowing faintly in the night.
He hasn't answered her question yet.
"If you don't tell me, I can threaten you into doing so," she said slowly. "Do you believe me?"
He looked very confident.
It's very beautiful.
Chi Du's chest tightened, and he stopped joking as usual.
It seems like a sore spot has been touched.
A hint of unease suddenly surfaced in his previously calm eyes. It wasn't very obvious, but a subtle shadow lurked deep within his pupils, flashing by in an instant.
"What are you going to do?" His voice was low, and his Adam's apple bobbed.
I seem a little scared.
Sang Li didn't answer, but reached out and slowly raised her fingertips.
"Take a guess?"
Her voice was sweet and soft, yet contained a threatening smile.
"Take a guess."
Chi Du didn't know what Sang Li was thinking. He slowly lowered his head, his bangs falling down his cheeks in an arc.
He seemed to struggle for a moment, then leaned closer to Sang Li.
Then, he brought his cheek to her palm.
Gently press it against.
She took the initiative and pressed her face against his.
Like a large dog cautiously approaching its owner, with lowered eyelashes and a restrained gaze, it was almost unbelievably obedient.
They were waiting for Sang Li to give them orders.
Her fingertips gently touched his chin, tracing the jawline.
His eyelashes were lowered, and he obediently awaited her move.
It seems she can do whatever she wants.
But it doesn't seem like they're waiting for comfort.
It seems like he's waiting for her to hit him.
It's as if getting slapped once can make some things disappear.
Sang Li's hand stopped in mid-air, and of course she didn't hit him, but just patted his cheek.
I rubbed it, pinched it, and squeezed it again.
"..."
A very flirtatious gesture.
“I really will punish you,” Sang Li said slowly, her fingertips still resting on his chin, the cool touch like a dragonfly skimming the water. “You’ve chosen a really good spot, because there’s no one here. Even if you scream your lungs out, no one will come to save you. So, a wise man submits to circumstances; confess and you’ll be treated leniently, resist and you’ll be punished severely!”
Chi Du didn't reply, but simply turned his face slightly to the side, his eyelashes drooping even lower.
His breathing became shallower, as if he was deliberately suppressing some kind of instinctive throbbing.
He knew Sang Li was smiling.
Her smile is even more beautiful than before, like bright, dazzling sunshine.
Confident and vibrant.
"Aren't you really curious about how I'll threaten you?" Sang Li teased him.
"I..." Chi Du seemed to lack the aura he had when they first met.
But the next second, he smiled again: "You can't threaten me?"
"Oh?"
Ike Watari: "How can you threaten me?"
His tone rose, eagerly awaiting her attack.
Chi Du stroked the back of her hand, which was very warm: "I have fallen in love with you. We have been together for so many years. So, your abnormal ability is ineffective against me. Moreover, you can only be with me now, because I am irreplaceable. So, although it seems that you have many men around you, you actually have no choice at all. From beginning to end, from the past to the present, you only have me, standing shoulder to shoulder with you."
"I see?"
Sang Li found it very interesting.
She enjoys challenging people and things.
"You won't regret it."
Sang Li raised her hand, her fingertips slowly sliding down to the mark on her chest: "Ah!"
Chi Du's expression changed, but before he could utter a word of refusal, Sang Li's own hand was already pressing down on his chest.
Chi Du's shoulders tensed suddenly, as if a ribbon was strangling his neck, and the tip of his nose twitched slightly.
"you!"
He couldn't help but gasp for breath, as if his whole body had been suddenly pierced by some strange electric current, and his soul felt as if it were being pulled out from between his bones and spread into the boundless night sky.
It seems to be numb.
It's flaky.
It looks as if the hard crystal inside and out is about to shatter into pieces of sugar crumbs.
Chi Du's eyes were red at the corners, and the tips of his ears were also subtly stained with color. His whole body seemed to be soaked in water in an instant.
As if all its strength had been drained, even the strands of its hair were incredibly soft and obedient.
To him, Sang Li was like a deity, and he trembled and bowed before her fingertips.
Sang Li didn't speak, she just looked at him, her eyes shining like stars hidden in the night.
Although she felt it was immoral, Chi Du's reaction was too addictive. He clearly seemed so powerful, so strong, able to come and go as he pleased, even though Lu Jin went to great lengths to capture him in the South China Sea, yet he stayed by her side like a trembling little dog.
They may appear fierce and tough on the surface, but behind closed doors they are actually quite pitiful.
"Don't, don't touch it, I'm not used to it yet." Chi Du bit his lip intermittently.
They had only just met; they hadn't seen each other for two years. If it were before, he wouldn't have reacted so embarrassingly.
The mark of shared origin is an imprint deep within the soul. As a possession of Sangli, he will experience certain special sensory stimulation.
Sang Li coaxed gently, "So you're unwilling to tell me?"
Chi Du's knuckles clenched the blanket beneath him, as if he wanted to curl up, but in the end he lowered his head and leaned against her, his breath warm against her collarbone: "You have to believe me, you have to... um!"
"Oh." Sang Li blinked, drawing out a syllable, like honey melting with floral fragrance flowing between her lips and teeth.
But it has no sweetness; it's purely like a curse.
She was like a cat teasing its prey, knowing full well that Chi Du was vulnerable at that moment, yet still unwilling to relinquish that sliver of pleasure in dominating him.
Although Sang Li couldn't explain when she had developed such a perverse sense of humor.
That's not good.
But she couldn't help it.
Ike Watari's body trembled slightly.
His knuckles gripped the edge of the blanket tightly, his knuckles turning white.
She looked at him as if he were a broken but exquisite piece of porcelain, the cracks spreading along his spine, and she could almost hear the soft cracking of his bones.
"Chidu," she called softly.
Chi Du's eyelashes trembled slightly, as if he could no longer control himself. But the next second, his orange-yellow eyes suddenly lifted, the shining yellow gems almost eerily beautiful, resembling the eyes of a beast tempered in the abyss.
"Don't touch it anymore." He spoke, his voice hoarse, like hot mist drawn from the depths of his chest, his endurance at its limit, as if he would collapse at any moment. "Otherwise, you'll regret it."
This is a warning.
But no one will heed this warning.
Sang Li raised an eyebrow and placed her hand on his back: "What do I have to regret? I won't be threatened. What can you do to me?"
Before she could finish speaking, the air seemed to be suddenly sucked away!
The next second.
Chi Du suddenly pounced on him with such speed and force that it was as if the first time the raven had pounced on him and pushed him onto the bed.
He gave her no chance to think; his teeth, like a bolt of lightning before a storm, struck her collarbone!
Bite down.
Sang Li suddenly shuddered: !
What's going on?!
What... Ah!
she.
quilt.
bite.
Alright!
Chi Du bit down on the mark on her chest!
It wasn't a kiss or revenge; teeth ground against that skin, soft lips and tongue touched.
Sucking and biting.
It must have become famous there.
"Chi Du!" She gasped sharply, her pupils contracting slightly.
That bite from Chi Du was way too hot!
Like a spark suddenly exploding in the night, it burned her from body to soul.
"I told you, you'd regret it."
His breath fell on her shoulder, warm and rapid, like waves crashing against the rocks.
The tone wasn't one of complaint, but rather one of grievance.
Like the tide rising from the deep sea, it dissipates on the beach.
He hugged her tightly, very forcefully.
“You always overestimate yourself, every single time,” Chi Du said. “You always think you can control me, but if you touch me again, things won’t be like this now.”
Sang Li froze on the spot, her breath cut off by Chi Du's bite. Her body was out of her control, her blood boiling and rushing to every part of her body.
The intertwined breaths between them felt like they had been scorched by fire, making her fingertips tremble and her throat tighten.
Chi Du pressed down on her, his gaze fixed, exposed, direct, and aggressive.
He licked his lips: "It's like trying to inflict a thousand wounds on the enemy while losing eight hundred of your own."
Sang Li bit her lip.
He reached out and smoothed her hair, but his voice suddenly lowered: "Two years ago, you said you wanted to go back and end it all."
Sang Li was puzzled.
“You drugged me and threw away the painting.” He stared into her eyes, his gaze deep and tender. “So I didn’t know you had left. I couldn’t find you no matter how hard I looked.”
"What do you mean? What painting? You've always been able to find me, haven't you?" Sang Li didn't understand.
Now, no matter where he is, Chi Du can catch him. How could he not find him? Besides, there's the mark.
Could it be that I am more capable than Ike Watari?
“It’s a painting by Slo,” Chi Du said. “Didn’t you see him? He’s always up to nothing, even fantasizing about you. I’ve already taught him a lesson.”
"..."
Sang Li understood the meaning behind the words: "You mean, I know Slo?"
"They chased us all the way from Paris, and then gave you the painting, which conveniently helped me locate you," Chi Du said indignantly.
"I don't understand."
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