On the rewards for successfully defeating a boss

Chen Qian was stunned for a moment, and suddenly heard Chen Tian's cold voice coming from behind the door: "You have four minutes left, hurry up."

He was shocked and realized that the aftereffects of being controlled by Chen Tian for many years had not been completely smoothed out by life in Denmark. At least it was enough to make him subconsciously obedient at this moment.

Chen Qian was very quick and tried to keep his outfit simple to avoid wasting time. In the end, he opened the door and came out of the room just as the timer on Chen Tian’s phone reached four minutes.

He wore an ordinary white short-sleeved shirt, bright denim blue jeans, and a black baseball cap embroidered with colorful fonts.

The wide brim of the hat was pulled too low by Chen Qian, and from Chen Tian's perspective, he could hardly see his face.

"You look like a child when you dress like this." Chen Tian reached out and lifted the brim of his baseball cap, revealing his thin face with a slightly wheat-colored complexion.

He crossed his arms and looked Chen Qian up and down, then nodded and commented: "Not bad, he looks like a decent person. Okay, now follow me."

Chen Qian was a little uneasy. He followed Chen Tian silently and went downstairs with him.

"Xiao Qian, are you going out?" Uncle Chen, who was sitting on the sofa reading a newspaper, looked up and asked when he saw the two of them coming downstairs and about to go out.

"Yes, I'll take him out." Chen Tian nodded casually and put on his shoes at the entrance.

Aunt Chen came out of the kitchen after hearing the noise outside. She handed them both sandwiches in a bag and said to Chen Tian with a hint of complaint, "You're such a fool! Where are you going with your brother when you haven't even had breakfast yet?"

"Don't worry, he has lived for so many years, what else does he need this meal?" Chen Tian had just finished complaining when he was slapped on the head by his mother. He had no choice but to rub his head, and with an obedient "huh" sound, he took the sandwich and hooked it on his fingertips.

After his mother turned around, Chen Tiancai turned his head to Chen Qian who was standing not far away and urged: "Come over and change your shoes, it will be too late if you don't leave now."

"Oh, here we come."

Sitting in the car, Chen Qian silently munched on the sandwich in his hand, his eyes quietly drifting towards Chen Tian.

Chen Tian hasn't spoken a word since getting in the car. His expressionless face is even colder than the air conditioner in front of him. He looks even happier than he actually is, which makes people feel uneasy.

"Where are we going?" Chen Qian asked in a low voice.

Chen Tian looked straight ahead and replied calmly, "You'll know when you get there."

The car didn't stop many times along the way. It drove straight onto the elevated highway and headed towards the suburbs. Chen Qian didn't have much of a desire to eat. He only took a few bites of the sandwich before he casually stuffed it against the car door and left it there.

He looked out the window bored at the scenery, which gradually transitioned from the rich and prosperous city center full of tall buildings to the somewhat desolate forest path with lush vegetation.

After driving for about an hour, Chen Tian, ​​who had been silent all the way, suddenly said, "We're almost there," waking up Chen Qian, who was staring out the window in a daze and lost in thought.

Chen Qiansi looked at the surrounding scene and couldn't help but be shocked - there was nothing else except trees and grass, let alone people. It was simply the most standard wilderness setting.

The car continued along the road, winding for several hundred meters. The shadows of the trees faded, giving way to a vast expanse of green. The panic on Chen Qian's face vanished like the shadows of the trees behind the car, replaced by a look of astonishment. After a moment of fresh air, he turned and got into the car. With a smile on his face, he called to Chen Qian, "Come on in when you've seen enough. We haven't reached our destination yet."