She seemed to be touched by a rare softness in her heart. She was afraid of this little thing. She understood everything. How could she be expected to act like a docile lamb even though she knew her fate? Was it wrong for her to make a small resistance?
Already?
He coughed lightly and stared into her eyes, trying to see how much sincerity there was in her pleading eyes.
"My little devil, if you didn't use witchcraft, maybe I would have mercy on you..."
Isn't it possible now? Her prayers turned into anger, and she stopped sobbing, but she was filled with desperate sadness. She lowered her head, her black hair almost dragging to the ground, looking miserable and hazy.
Only then did he ask: "Fangfei, can you cure snake venom?"
She raised her head and opened her eyes wide, with blurry tears in her eyes. For a moment, Luo Jia saw her own reflection in those clear eyes - so ferocious. The man in those eyes was so ferocious, he seemed to
Seeing my own face for the first time.
He was startled, but saw the tears in her eyes quickly receded, and she looked at him in surprise with a strange light.
As if she had her own trump card, she hurriedly said, "I can cure 33 kinds of snake venom, and I'm still researching the others. I know it all, I know many things..."
"What about the epidemic?"
"I have only learned 19 treatments for the epidemic."
19 species? That’s a lot, right?
"Does the high priest know these?"
"I don't know. Some are recorded in books, and some are my own explorations." She was dazzled. She had only heard about the plague outside, but she didn't know what the situation was. Moreover, she had never witnessed a large-scale epidemic with her own eyes.
It was unimaginable that the plague would break out. She only found that Luojia looked different today. He was very haggard, unshaven, and had some bloodshot eyes. It was obvious that something major was bothering him.
Is this a good time for me to negotiate with him?
Luojia changed his mind: "Fangfei, do you want to see the world outside the temple?"
She looked forward to it endlessly: "I think, I really want to go out, even if I can walk across this moat."
"Okay, if you have made a contribution, I will consider it."