Genshin Impact: Please don’t bully me, fellow stragglers

Adele stopped three steps away from her: "No need."

"Then why are you following me?" Nanke leaned back against the door frame.

Adele had been listening to her conversation with Elhaysen not far away. She knew about it and didn't mind.

However, it was unexpected that he would "unruly" follow her alone.

The boss lady made it clear that mercenaries generally don't go upstairs.

"You have attracted these people these days." Adele stared at Nanke, his tone more like an affirmation than a question.

Nanke narrowed his eyes slightly: "If you want to accuse me, you'd better provide evidence first."

"I have no evidence, just intuition," Adelaide paused and asked, "What is your purpose?"

"What do you want to say?"

"I can see that you are different from everyone here," Adele took a low and long breath, and then said to her in a deep voice, "You know more things than them, and you have the means. You also have a conscience - if you want to save the people here, I will help you."

"Mr. Adre," Nanke reminded slowly, "don't forget, just yesterday, you forced an innocent person to death."

"That was not my intention, I was just following orders!" Adelai clenched his fists, with a bitter look on his face, "I also have a father and a daughter. This thing really scares me. If I continue to help others do evil, I will always be in trouble. One day, God will definitely punish my family!"

Nanke looked at his tightly knitted brows and didn't respond.

"You also want to meet your lover, right?" Adele said again, approaching her with a stern gaze, "As long as we join forces, we will definitely bring down this hotel!"

"Is this what you really think?" Nanke backed away slightly, keeping a safe distance from Adele.

Adele nodded firmly: "Of course!"

"It can be seen that Mr. Ardley is a man of conscience."

Nanke retreated to the threshold, with a calm tone. He raised his hand and reached towards the hidden back of the door shelf, and gently explored it.

"But I hope you can use your little conscience in more important places." Nanke spread his hand towards Adele, revealing the small and precise mechanical components in his palm.

Adele's face was full of true feelings and he froze for a moment.

The thunder element is the element Nanke is most familiar with.

Using electrical crystals as energy sources, she could feel its presence without entering the door.

How could such a coincidence happen?

The cleaned garbage reappeared, just in time for Adele to surrender to her?

Even if they wanted to test her again, the Teaching Council would be too underestimated.

Nanke turned off the bug in front of Adelai: "Give it back to you."

Adele pursed his lips, as if he wanted to say something, but then pursed his lips tightly before speaking.

He lowered his head and grabbed the bug, turned around and strode away.

Nanke closed the door and sighed softly.

It would be great if Adele really wanted to cooperate with her.

"The ghostly fire is bright, and the true appearance is revealed," Nanke worked out the witchcraft trick, chanted the spell and walked to the opposite window, "Make it manifest."

Pale light condensed on the fingertips and dispersed into the air.

Not long after, a little treasure-hunting ferret sneaked up along the drainage pipe under the window.

"Follow the gray-haired man coming out of here," Nanke handed it a shining golden mola, "Please."

The little treasure-hunting ferret hugged Maura, sniffed it cautiously, took another lick, stuffed Maura into the purse behind his back, stood up straight and nodded.

"Go." Nanke brushed his head.

The little treasure-hunting ferret turned around and disappeared quickly along the way it came.

Nanke stood in the shadow of the hanging curtains and watched it climb all the way down the drainage pipe, avoid the crowd and cross the street, quickly chasing in the direction of Elhaysen.

Next, all you have to do is wait.

The sun had just set and the sky was half-dark.

The metal collided with each other in the breeze, making a soft sound.

Nanke had just finished taking a shower. He sat on the edge of the bed, wiped his hair, and listened.

The returning little treasure-hunting ferret was covered in a ray of sunshine, standing upright and sitting on the edge of the window sill, staring at her quietly.

The difference is that the dark eyes of the little beast are now filled with green four-leaf marks, full of tranquility and wisdom.

Nan Ke paused, put the towel on his hand, stood up and walked away.

"It's our first time meeting you," Nanke leaned forward on his knees and raised a slight smile on his lips, "Hello, Nasida."