The girl who was punished by the gods counterattacked and became the group's favorite

"Wait!" Tia called out to Jesus.

Jesus just walked to the window and turned his head in confusion.

"Would you like to eat something?" Tia thought that Jesus had been constantly consuming his energy during this period of time and should also need to eat.

Jesus was about to shake his head and say that he didn't eat pastries, but the next second he saw Tia brush all her hair to the other side, and he instantly understood what the food was.

The suppressed hunger was like a ferocious beast, trying to devour all of his sanity.

He paused.

"You'd better conserve your energy and prepare to go to the front line when the time comes!" He still refused.

"We have to monitor the situation here for the next two days and make sure it's safe outside before we can let them go back. After all, we're not sure how crazy Austin will get.

These two days have been enough for me to recover, and didn't you bring some blood-replenishing pastries? You should feel better after eating, and we'll find that guy's lair faster, which will also make things easier for me."

Tia didn't expect that Jesus would refuse to eat. Logically speaking, he had consumed a lot of magic power recently and should need to eat to replenish it.

"I made pastries not to eat." Jesus frowned at first, then felt a little helpless.

"I just thought about coming to see you this time, and then I thought about the pastries I made for you last time. You didn't eat much of them, and I was afraid you didn't like them, so I made new pastries for you." Jesus explained anxiously, not wanting to be misunderstood.

Tia looked at Jesus who was defending herself as if she had discovered a new world.

It seemed like this was the first time she saw Jesus like this.

Come to see me?

Tia muttered silently in her heart.

"So I really didn't come here because I wanted to eat." Jesus didn't hear Tia's reply and explained further.

"Just like the toys I brought you when I went somewhere else, I gave them to you just because I wanted you to be happy when you saw them, not because I wanted to get anything in return."

When Tia heard this, she stood there in a daze.

The most important thing she learned from childhood to adulthood is to be grateful and repay kindness. You should know how to repay what others give you.

It was the first time she heard that when receiving something, all she had to do was give someone a happy smile in return.

She raised her head and looked at Jesus in a daze.

"What's wrong? Why that expression?" Jesus thought he had said something wrong and became a little nervous.

His head told him that his condition was not normal, but his heart gave the most intuitive reaction.

"It's okay!" Tia tried to raise a bright smile. "You made me understand a new truth. I was just thinking about it."

"it is good."

Tia's answer put Jesus at ease.

"But I'm really worried that if you don't eat, your body won't be able to hold up. These few days are a good time to rest and don't need to consume a lot of energy, so it's a good time to recover. If I go out in a few days, I will be constantly being consumed, and I might encounter various emergencies. If you suddenly need to eat then, it will be a drain on my condition. It's better to eat now."

Tia also tried to convince Jesus from her own perspective. She did have the idea that since Jesus brought her pastries, she should exchange her blood with Jesus.

However, even if she no longer has this idea, she still wants Jesus to be in a better condition to solve the problem.

Eleven years have passed since Jesus was awakened, and he has eaten only a few times.

If it is not replenished, it will have to be filled with something else, and the most intuitive effect may be the consumption of life!

Although Jesus doesn't care about his life and even wants to die early, Tia hopes that Jesus can be more comfortable and healthy while he is alive.

Now it was Jesus' turn to hesitate. What Tia said was indeed correct, but this was consistent with his attitude of not wanting to be misunderstood, but it led to the same result.

"Okay, don't hesitate. Miriam should be back in a while." Tia turned her head to the side, revealing the white lines of her neck.

"Thank you." Jesus knelt on one knee beside the bed, hugged the person and bit his neck.

I have to say that the way Jesus knelt on one knee beside the bed and slowly approached was particularly oppressive.

Tia was actually a little excited when she saw this. It seemed like the handsome face kept getting bigger and bigger in front of her. She turned her head to the side, and her ears blushed slightly.

After a while, Jesus was about to get up and leave, but was hugged by Tia.

"I remember you drank more last time." Tia's voice was slightly hoarse.

"That's enough." Jesus let Tia hold him. "The energy in your blood is increasing, so you can eat less."

Tia was relieved to hear this, and quickly let go, then quickly spread her hair to cover her abnormal ears.

Jesus also retreated to a safe distance.

"Take good care of yourself these few days. I'll go back and make you some pastries before we leave. If you have anything else you want to eat, you can tell me. It doesn't have to be made into pastries."

Tia was happy to hear that she didn't have to eat just cakes. She had to eat either Juno's cakes or Jesus' cakes all day long, and even though she loved sweets, she couldn't stand it.

Fortunately, she usually pays attention to oral hygiene, otherwise she would have developed cavities long ago!

"Let me think about it!" Tia thought about it and actually enjoyed the jelly, but when she thought about the fact that there was no jelly at that time, she didn't know what to say.

"Forget it, I won't tell you for now. I'll tell you when I think of it!"

"Okay." Jesus also knew that he said it too suddenly. Tia might not be able to think of any ideas for a while. He did not force her, but thought in his heart that he could think about it again.

"Then I'll go first. It seems your friend is back!" Although Jesus said this, he stood by the window and did not leave.

In the past, Jesus would have left directly, but this time he was still waiting by the window. Was he waiting for me to speak?

"Okay, be careful on the road!"

Jesus nodded and left the bed.

Looking at the man's back as he walked away, Tia always felt that something was wrong with Jesus recently.

"Why do both of them feel a little weird?"

"What's weird?" Miriam had returned by now. The door was not closed. As soon as he came in, he heard Tia mumbling to herself and couldn't help but ask.