Demon Lord 3

One of the leaders also checked and said: "No, these people should be able to leave alive, what's the matter?" Miemie said: "In that case, it should still be in time, then there is nothing to worry about. You go first, if there is anything, I will call you." Those people also said goodbye and left. Here, I am still a little speechless. Even Miemie has become a lady. I feel embarrassed. But sometimes I can also feel proud. After all, my spirit seed is now a lady. Am I stronger? Zhou Chuyuan also said in my ear: "You are so envious. What's the big deal about being a wife? Later I will let you be my wife. What they call a wife is just an official title. Isn't it good for you to be the big sister? In fact, it doesn't matter. I tell you, when I am capable in the future, your position will definitely be much higher than those people." I rolled my eyes at him and said, "Well, thank you, but I want to tell you that what you just said is indeed quite good. It is that it is good for me to be my big sister. I just want to be capable myself, rather than relying on others. So I hope that when you are capable in the future, I can take advantage of you, but I don't want to take advantage of others all the time, but take advantage of myself, or let others take advantage of me. I have had this temper since I was a child, and I believe you should understand me." Zhou Chuyuan said: "You are worthy of being the big sister. You have a tough temper. I tell you, women don't have to fight so hard, but you are different. I don't treat you as a woman!" According to normal people's thinking, if a boy says this, he will think it is a bit derogatory to himself. If I am not a woman, what am I? Am I a man? But for me, I actually think these words are meant to elevate women. I don't mean to belittle women. What I mean is that sometimes I accomplish things in a way that others don't remember my gender, nor do they have gender stereotypes about me. Perhaps when I accomplish these things, I've already forgotten to consider gender, and instead focus on the ins and outs of what I'm doing, and on my emergency response plans. Minutes and seconds passed, and we finally found the location of the bomb, right on the ceiling, but what could we do? Demolishing the bomb would be extremely difficult, and it would take a lot of time. If it were on the ground, we could ask the ghost soldiers for help, or we could go underground, but on the ceiling, any small movement would be discovered. It's really amazing! The other party had a brilliant idea. If we put it on the ground, we still had a chance, but if we put it on the ceiling, we'd be defenseless. Directly above the chandelier, if the light went out during the fight, the bomb might explode. So we couldn't fight here, and we couldn't discover anything. We could only dance silently, waiting for the bomb to explode or preventing it before it did. But which one could we do? Miemie also tried using her invisibility, but with a little force, the light would go out, and with that, the bomb would explode. She couldn't tell how long the bomb would last, but she knew for sure that if the light went out, the bomb would explode. But if it didn't, there was no guarantee it would explode. Xing Zhichuan, anxiously asking if I had any other options, said I had none at the moment. After all, I couldn't understand everything all at once. Everyone looked at each other, wondering what was going on. Why had we come here? I was actually scratching my head. Coming here was essentially a death sentence for us. There was no need to come here of all places, and thinking about how to disarm the bomb. Couldn't we just run away on our own? But what about these people? Perhaps in this world, in this imaginary space, our mission is to save these people. If that's the mission, we don't want it to fail; we have to save these people. But is it just a mission? If these people aren't our mission, if killing them is our true mission, then should they live or die? At this thought, I was stunned. Perhaps all of this will remain a mystery forever. Should we follow our conscience, or abandon our original intentions just to complete our mission?