Chapter 229 Its host is sick, really sick

Even after her mother's sacrifice, followed by Fang Meng's family being transferred and her older brother joining the army, she still tried her best to be a normal person who was loved.

But now...

"Host, calm down. Just kill him. Whatever you want to know, Ah Tong will find it out for you, okay? Let's just kill him!"

The small system gradually approached Bai Nuo, not because it was afraid of its current host, but because it was worried that its approach would once again stimulate the host's emotions.

Fortunately, this is deep in the mountains, so there's no need to worry about someone suddenly running over.

I wonder if it's easy to find a psychologist these days. It's really driving me crazy!

Bai Nuo slowly turned his head, the blood sprayed on his face dripping onto his clothes. He looked at the little system flying not far away with a dark and eerie gaze, raised his face and smiled gently.

"Look, Ah Tong, this person's flesh is red too. What color do you think their heart is?"

As soon as the words fell, Bai Nuo quickly raised the hand holding the dagger and stabbed it into the man's chest.

"Oops, I stabbed you in the wrong place!" The girl frowned slightly, looking at the spot where she had stabbed the man's waist and abdomen with annoyance. She whispered apologetically, "I'm sorry, I stabbed you in the wrong place. I think I stabbed your kidney."

"Hehehe, does that mean you won't have any children in the future?" The girl didn't immediately pull out the dagger. She leaned forward and looked at the man lying on the ground with a smile, asking quietly, "Hey, do you think you're from the country of Aimu? You used to be in the air force, right?"

Seeing that the man was just screaming in pain with his eyes closed but not answering her, Bai Nuo frowned in dissatisfaction and complained in a slightly spoiled tone.

"Hey, answer me! Why aren't you saying anything? That's so rude of you. Unlike me, I'm very polite. My mother taught me that children should learn to be polite. But if I encounter someone I don't like, I also have the right to ignore them because... I am Bai Man's daughter."

When Bai Nuo mentioned his mother, his face was filled with dependence and longing, but his eyes suddenly reddened for some reason.

"I almost forgot to ask you, do you know Bai Man?"

The man, who had been in agony and unable to die, suddenly froze, remembering that familiar yet unfamiliar name.

"Oh, look what I found!" Bai Nuo turned her head to look behind the man's ear, turned the man's head with one hand, and grabbed her sleeve with the other hand to vigorously wipe the skin behind her ear.

A black lightning bolt tattoo came into view. [Tattoos existed there as early as 1891.]

After seeing the lightning tattoo, the girl, who had been smiling and had a crazy look in her eyes, suddenly lost all expression and stared at the tattoo with a cold gaze.

The once serene voice turned icy and chilling: "I've heard people say that your country has an air force squadron that is most skilled at flying the F-105 Thor bomber, and Thor has become the guardian deity of your squadron. Therefore, every member of the Thor squadron has a lightning symbol engraved on their body to prove their loyalty."

Bai Nuo released the man's hand, looked at him expressionlessly, her gaze cold and dark, and said with certainty: "You are from the Thunder God Squad of the Air Force of Aimu Country."

"You, who exactly are you..." the man stammered, a growing sense of foreboding creeping into his heart.

“My name is Bai Nuo, Bai Man’s daughter. Didn’t the person who sent you give you any other tasks, such as… killing Bai Man’s daughter?”

The man gasped, staring at the girl in front of him in shock and horror. He never expected that the devilish girl who appeared here would be that woman's daughter.

"Impossible. You can't be here. The information I received is that you are in Shanghai, China, and you are a mute idiot."

Bai Nuo sat on the ground, quietly watching the man whose expression was becoming increasingly panicked. She wondered... how he should die.

"You can't kill me! You want to know so many things, right? I'll tell you everything. Please let me go! I've already retired from the military. I'm no longer part of Thor's team. Please let me go! I'm about to have a child. I'm about to become a father! Aren't you Chinese supposed to be kind? How can you bear to let a newborn child be without a father?!"

"You're about to have a child!" The young girl in front of him suddenly became somewhat dejected, lowering her head slightly to look at the bloody hole in the man's abdomen.

Just as a sense of relief rose in the man's heart, he heard the young girl in front of him speak with a hint of sadness and regret.

"It's alright, don't worry. I will definitely find a chance to go to Aimu Country. I will find out your child's address, and I will personally send your child to see you then."

"No, you bastard, you can't hurt my child!"

"Bang"

The girl sitting on the ground suddenly stood up, grabbed the man by the neck, and pinned him to the ground, looking down at him with a vicious and ruthless expression.

“You killed my mother, you made me lose my mother at a young age, you made my maternal grandparents suffer the pain of losing their daughter, you made our whole family suffer, so why should your family live well?”

An angry roar erupted from the woods. The young girl, exuding murderous intent, gripped the neck of the person on the ground tightly with both hands, her face showing a rare expression of sadness.

Beneath that sorrow lay a rage that wanted to kill everyone involved in the matter.

She didn't want to understand the necessity of wars and sacrifices between countries, nor did she want to hear any grand pronouncements that implicate innocent people.

So what if it's unfair? Has this world ever been fair to children like them who lost their parents at a young age?