The horned race girl was stunned by Li Ang's words.
Zoe said, "Do you really want to ask? Since ALulu is masked, she probably doesn't want people to know her, right? Being righteous isn't worth mentioning, better to forget in the rivers and lakes."
"You really should read less trivial books."
Seeing her speak so eloquently, Li Ang tapped her. It wasn't that he thought she was wrong, he just enjoyed the feeling a bit.
"Ouch, didn't you tell me to study more, Li Ang?"
"Study something good, right," Li Ang looked at Dorothy, "since you're a noble lady, you teach this wild child how to handle things in the future."
"Huh? Me?" Dorothy looked utterly unwilling.
The two young girls exchanged looks, both wanting to say something, but then they stopped, and this time, they didn't quarrel.
The desert battle, though unexpected, actually improved their relationship, becoming a good thing instead.
"How nice..." the horned race girl's soft voice said quietly.
"What?" Li Ang asked her.
