Ke Mingye fell silent for a moment, took a few steps to her side, patted the weeds, and sat down.
"What are you doing...? You're going to get roasted like a pig's head," he said.
Bai Zini didn't respond, just buried her lower face in her slightly bent knees, her gaze lowered.
"Is it my fault then?" Ke Mingye sighed, "You didn't tell me your friend was Magic Girl either, right? I haven't even got angry yet, so why are you angry?"
Bai Zini still didn't speak.
"I know you're worried about me, and it's because I don't want you to worry that I didn't want to tell you."
Ke Mingye looked across the river, talking on and on.
"You are my little sister, remember you said you wanted to be Magic Girl to protect me... can't I be a superhero to protect you? The world is such a mess now, you've said before that one of your friends was attacked by a Superhuman and felt terrible..."
