Well, what can I say, the atmosphere at No. 66 Wutong Road has always been like this—Erin is always making a fuss, Hu Li is always watching the commotion while snacking (whether it's melon, chicken, buns, noodles, or pancakes), and Yu Sheng often switches between arguing with Erin and joining Hu Li in watching the fun. And now, the lively atmosphere remains, only with the addition of an iron puppet that can be considered Erin's nemesis.
After a little interaction, Yu Sheng discovered that Luna is almost like Erin's natural counter—whether it's lingering resurrection side effects or just her inherent nature, this "Artificial Saintess" is emotionally as stable as Baili Qing's expression, doing everything with a slow elegance (sometimes genuinely freezing up). Erin's jumping around in front of her is like punching cotton, resulting in no defense break, no anger, no care, no reaction.
To Erin, this is more painful than death.
