"Wha...where am I?" The girl shrank back into the bronze coffin, her eyes continuously scanning the surroundings.
"Do you...don’t you rember?" Seeing the girl’s current appearance, Liu Hun’s expression softened a bit, but he tentatively asked.
"What do I rember? Who...who am I?" The girl was stunned by Liu Hun’s question.
In her mind, there was no mory at all, not even her own na.
"You don’t even rember your own na? Do you rember how you ca here?" Liu Hun asked the girl, sowhat surprised.
No matter how much he questioned her, the girl only shook her head.
After a few minutes, Liu Hun finally gave up; besides so common sense, the girl knew nothing else.
"I’m a doctor. Recently, there’s been a plague outbreak, and the source is those rats that escaped from here. We risked our lives to get here, and that’s how we found you. So, can you let examine your body?" Liu Hun hesitated for a mont before speaking truthfully to the girl.
"Is it because of ?" The girl looked at Liu Hun with a face full of apology.
Even though she still didn’t know what was going on, being placed here clearly indicated that things were not that simple.
"I’m not sure yet, and I can only give you a preliminary check right now; we’ll know more when we get out." Liu Hun said to the girl seriously.
The girl did not refuse, Liu Hun nodded at her, and then took her wrist to take her pulse.
This simple action shocked Liu Hun; he couldn’t believe what he felt as he looked at the girl.
"What’s wrong? Is there sothing wrong with my body?" Seeing Liu Hun’s expression, the girl asked anxiously.
She also wanted to understand what was going on, why she was lying here, and why she had no mory.
"It’s nothing, hypothetically, if your blood could save everyone, would you be willing to donate so for us to develop a vaccine? After all, these rats escaped from here, and you’ve been here unhard for so long. So, I preliminarily judge that your blood could be made into a serum to save everyone." Liu Hun suppressed his shock and asked the girl seriously.
"I was placed here; those rats probably have sothing to do with . If it can save people, of course, I’m willing. But I have a request, big brother, would you agree?" The girl looked at Liu Hun with those pale blue eyes, looking pitiful.
She seed like a weak, holess child.
"My na is Liu Hun, and you probably want to find out everything for you, right?" Seeing the girl agree, Liu Hun smiled.
"Yes, brother Hun, I just want to know why I’m here, what my na is, and where my parents are." The girl nodded.
"I can promise you that, but for now, I have no clues, so it might take so ti, I hope you don’t mind. In the anti, you can follow , and I’ll definitely protect you." Liu Hun looked at the girl solemnly.
After setting this matter, Liu Hun asked Long Bing’er not far away, "Sister Long, do you still have the strength to leave that rock?"
"I think I can." Long Bing’er was sowhat dissatisfied with Liu Hun’s decision, but she had no better plan and could only follow Liu Hun’s words.
Logically, staying in such a sealed bronze coffin for a long ti, even a cultivator would have died.
But the mysterious girl in front of them could remain unhard and woke up when the bronze coffin was opened; it defied logic and common sense.
"Then throw the bomb down now, you must destroy this place; otherwise, it will be hard for us to leave." Liu Hun said gravely to Long Bing’er.
"But how are you going to get over?" Long Bing’er asked imdiately.
"If we’re lucky, when these rocks fall, I should be able to bring her over." Liu Hun said with a bitter smile.
Although he said so, he had no confidence in his heart.
"I’ll count to three, the rest is up to you." Long Bing’er gave Liu Hun a deep look, then took out a high-power bomb from her backpack, set it for thirty seconds, aning Liu Hun only had thirty seconds to prepare.
After throwing the bomb down the cliff, Long Bing’er summoned all the remaining strength within her, ignoring the pain in her legs, and leaped swiftly towards the open ground.
Seeing Long Bing’er’s body land securely on the open ground, Liu Hun finally sighed in relief. He turned to the mysterious girl beside him and said, "I’ll carry you, let’s go over together."
"Okay." The girl’s eyes were full of confusion, she nodded to Liu Hun instinctively.
Carrying the girl, Liu Hun counted the ti in his mind, and after thirty seconds, a huge fla shot up from the bottom of the cliff, the bronze coffin beneath them trembled violently.
As the bronze coffin was about to fall off the cliff, Liu Hun pushed off it with both feet, launching himself toward the stone ahead.
However, as soon as they landed on the stone, it disintegrated into powder.
"Liu Hun!" On the ground, Long Bing’er couldn’t help but shout as she saw them fall towards the cliff.
Feeling himself continue to fall, Liu Hun’s expression was full of bitterness; despite all his calculations, he hadn’t expected this.
"I’m sorry, brother Hun, I can’t fulfill my promise to you." Liu Hun apologized to the mysterious girl behind him.
But as he finished speaking, the girl didn’t answer him. In the next mont, he saw a golden light burst from her pale blue eyes.
He felt a small hand wrap around his waist, and his body was swiftly lifted upward.
In an instant, they landed safely on the open ground.
"How...how is this possible, even with the Innate Nine Layers’ cultivation, flying in the sky is impossible, how could she..." At this mont, Long Bing’er looked at the mysterious girl with eyes full of shock.
When Liu Hun was in despair, the mysterious girl on his back suddenly embraced him, flying up to the open ground like an immortal.
As a cultivator, Nature understood that so-called immortals were just cultivators with strong cultivation, and those mythical beings didn’t really exist in the world.
But this scene, even Liu Hun didn’t know how to explain.
"I...I don’t know how I did it; at that mont, I just didn’t want to see brother Hun die saving , that feeling was so painful, like I had experienced it before, so I didn’t want to go through it again; I’m sorry, brother Hun, I..." The girl lowered her head, like a child who did sothing wrong, apologizing nervously to Liu Hun.
"It’s not your fault, and if it weren’t for you, I would have fallen off the cliff and died, so I should be thanking you." Liu Hun felt a rise of sympathy seeing the girl’s deanor.
Although his own background was tragic, compared to the girl before him, he was much better off. In both past and present lives, he still had his dearest ones, but this girl didn’t even know who she was, let alone family.
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