I walked up to Li Si, looking down at him from above. He had lost a significant amount of weight; clearly, he'd suffered a lot recently, or else he wouldn't have been able to escape the police pursuit.
"So, take a look and tell me if you recognize me." I squatted down, looking him straight in the eye, and immediately noticed his pupils constrict—a clear sign he'd recognized me.
He opened his mouth to retort, but I cut in with a smile, reminding him, "You shouldn't have such a poor memory, after all, we just met a little over a month ago. You were with Ning Hu back then, and I remember every word you said crystal clear."
At my words, his complexion instantly turned ashen, a laugh escaping him as he seemed to realise there was no point in arguing. His attitude shifted. "You sure are lucky to be alive after we tossed you into the sea. Hindsight, I shouldn't have just drowned you—I should have chopped off your head."
