Chapter 1434: The Interstellar Pirate Is a Little Obedient 37
Chapter 1434: Chapter 1434: The Interstellar Pirate Is a Little Obedient 37
Su Yan"You were attacked by a swarm of rats?"
"What do you think?"
"Then, are you injured?"
Su Yan asked again.
Huo You, rolling up his sleeves.
He looked at the arm where blood was gushing out.
The bloodstains soaked through the silver uniform jacket, flowing down the wrist.
Su Yan observed, furrowing her brows.
She pulled out the hemostatic gauze from her bag and applied it to him.
Yet, the wound didn’t look like it was bitten by a rat.
It seemed more like it was slashed by a knife.
And judging by the cut’s position, it was more inward, and the direction of the scratch was from outside to inside.
It seemed self-inflicted.
She didn’t ask.
She just bandaged him and stopped the bleeding.
During the brief moment of bandaging.
A squeaking sound suddenly came from the tree, unknown when it started.
Looking up, a gigantic rat was perched there.
Discovered.
It swiftly lunged, heading for Huo You’s injured arm.
Bang.
Su Yan pulled out the short dagger from her waist and stabbed it into the tree.
The mutant rat hung there, bleeding profusely.
Su Yan continued to dress Huo You’s wound.
After she finished.
She finally looked up.
"Be more careful."
Huo You kept his head down, not speaking.
After a long moment, he withdrew his hand.
"If you have time to worry about me, you might as well focus on protecting your Mechanical Warrior."
He emphasized the part about protection heavily.
Afterwards, he lowered his eyelids, turned around, and left.
Su Yan reached out to grab him.
"Where are you going?"
Huo You’s words carried deeper meaning.
"If I die, you should be happy. At least you won’t have to repay the debt."
His words were laced with thorns.
Ever since he appeared under the tree, he hadn’t said anything pleasant.
Su Yan tried to think carefully about what went wrong.
But no matter how she thought, she didn’t understand.
Could it be because she left him in the cave?
She felt an explanation was necessary.
Holding his hand, she spoke earnestly.
"I didn’t mean to leave you behind; it was safer there, and I was afraid you’d get bitten."