Otherworld Advance Team
Chapter 944 - 937: Winning Hearts and Minds

Chapter 944: Chapter 937: Winning Hearts and Minds

"Really?" Luo’er looked at her and asked.

"Of course it’s true. Don’t you think she likes you more than I do? Don’t you have any confidence in yourself?" Tangmo said with a gloomy face.

"It’s not that," Luo’er scratched his head, a bit embarrassed, "I know I’m quite likable..."

"Good to know," Tangmo said, reaching out to pinch Luo’er’s cheek, gritting her teeth, "So that’s your excuse for being a flirt, you womanizer!"

"I’m not a flirt!" Luo’er grabbed her hand and said.

"If you don’t chase after Hudie, Hudie will surely fly to you." Tangmo said, squinting.

"I know my choices," Luo’er said, inevitably letting out a deep sigh, then said with a dim expression, "After all, I am someone who knows his own fate."

Hearing his words, Tangmo also became startled, then her expression also darkened, and she said with her head down, "In the future..."

"Let’s not talk about the future, we both already know..." Luo’er sighed and said.

"Mmm," Tangmo gently nodded, then posed demurely, leaning gently against Luo’er.

"What’s wrong with you now?" Luo’er, sensing her unease, couldn’t help but ask with a wry smile.

"No, no," Tangmo shook her head repeatedly, then said with a smile while looking down, "Just thinking we could... Hehehe... Luo’er, don’t give up on me, okay? I think, I like you more than sister does... No, I like you even more than she does..."

"I didn’t say I would give up on you, don’t overthink it..." Hearing her heartfelt confession, Luo’er, who was already thin-skinned, instantly blushed, but still mustered the courage to gaze at her.

Tangmo, with her head down, placed her hand on Luo’er’s chest, then pursed her lips and said, "I have, I’ve already left scars on your body, you can’t forget me for the rest of your life, forget me as a person..."

"I won’t." Luo’er nodded solemnly.

"So, am I interrupting something?" Just then, a familiar voice suddenly echoed in their minds, startling them both, nearly making them jump on the spot.

"Damn girl, stop appearing out of nowhere! Trying to scare us to death or what!" Hearing the voice, Tangmo immediately changed her expression and cursed huffily.

"Hmph, Fula, you’re taking advantage of the situation to seduce Luo’er, with no good intentions!" Fulajie’er retorted unabashedly.

"What do you mean taking advantage? We are mutually in love, understand!" Tangmo said, her chest heaving with anger.

"Alright, alright, let’s not argue. We’re in the middle of a war here!" Luo’er, his face flushed, waved his hands and sternly stopped their conversation.

"Luo’er, everyone is in position!" Fulajie’er, struggling to pop out of thin air, then reported earnestly to Luo’er.

"Good, what’s the enemy’s reaction?" Luo’er nodded, then continued to ask.

"The enemy seems hesitant. They’ve split into two factions and are arguing over whether to continue to pursue that snow... Aunt Axia..." Fulajie’er stumbled a bit while speaking.

"In this freezing cold, I don’t think they’ll argue for long. Before night falls, I reckon they should make a decision on whether to push forward or retreat." Tangmo analyzed earnestly.

"What if they decide to set up camp here and face off against us?" Luo’er asked.

"Isn’t that just playing right into our hands?" Tangmo said with a smile.

"Playing right into our hands?" Luo’er blinked and asked.

"Of course," Tangmo stretched out a finger and pointed at Fulajie’er, "Don’t forget we have her."

"Fula shouldn’t be carrying out these kinds of killing missions." Luo’er frowned and said.

"I know, I’m not asking her to kill," Tangmo paused, then continued, "Do you still remember the scene when we first encountered her?"

"I remember, what about it?" Luo’er thought for a moment, then asked with a puzzled look.

"That’s right," Tangmo narrowed his eyes, smiling as he spoke, "This little girl is a ghost, and folks from the Otherworld are most afraid of ghosts. In battle, striking the heart is of utmost importance. If this bunch settles their camp here, then we can let her harass these people. I guess in less than a night, she can send them all fleeing in panic."

"Right! How did I not think of that?" Luo’er slapped his forehead, suddenly realizing as he spoke.

"Hey, do you want me to go scare them?" Fulajie’er circled Luo’er’s neck once before flying in front of him, tilting her head and asking.

"Can you?" Luo’er asked, full of expectation.

"Of course, I can! As long as it’s Luo’er’s request, I’ll agree to it!" Fulajie’er said with a smile.

"This is an order from the Advance Team, not Luo’er’s personal request," Tangmo said from the side, somewhat displeased.

"Isn’t the Advance Team under Luo’er’s command? You big jealous pot!" Fulajie’er retorted unapologetically.

"You..." Tangmo was so angry that she was lost for words.

"Alright, alright, no more arguing," Luo’er quickly intervened, saying, "Momo’s suggestion isn’t bad, but I think we can carry it out right away and strive to scare these people off. We don’t have enough energy and ammunition to keep dragging this out with them. If we keep stalling, the situation will start favoring them more and more."

"So, should I go scare them now?" Fulajie’er asked.

"Yeah, go ahead, but if these people have already started attacking, immediately switch to combat mode and carry out the previous plan," Luo’er instructed.

"I got it!" Fulajie’er nodded vigorously, and with so much force that she even did a somersault in midair.

"Little girl, scaring people requires imagination; it only counts as an achievement if you scare them to death, not if you charm them to death," Tangmo said coldly from the side.

"Like you need to teach me, you meanie!" Fulajie’er stuck her tongue out at Tangmo exaggeratedly and then disappeared from the spot in an instant.

"You two really are arch nemeses..." After seeing off Fulajie’er, Luo’er couldn’t help but hold his forehead and lament.

"Don’t you like us being this way?" Tangmo asked, somewhat worried.

"Let it be, it’s better for the Advance Team to be lively. If everyone were as serious as I am, I reckon the team wouldn’t have such strong cohesion," Luo’er said, waving his hand dismissively.

"Hehehe, I knew you wouldn’t blame me," Tangmo spoke and affectionately walked up to him, then wrapped her arms around his.

"What are you doing? We’re in the middle of a war here..." Luo’er said helplessly, pushing her away.

"Luo’er, have you ever pictured what our kids would look like in the future?" Tangmo, unabashed, clung to Luo’er with a look of anticipation and asked.

"Where would that book record such things..." Luo’er said with a wry smile.

"Then," Tangmo was not discouraged and continued asking, "that dream you had the other day, our kid... Did they look like you or like me?"

"Do you really want to know?" Luo’er hesitated, then looked at her and asked.

"Just tell me!" Tangmo urged impatiently.

"If I tell you, you can’t get mad," Luo’er said hesitantly.

"Just tell me, I won’t get mad," Tangmo said.

"Well," Luo’er scratched his head, then spoke with an embarrassed face, "the child’s mother is like your sister, and the child looks like you..."

Hearing his answer, Tangmo was stunned for a long time before she grasped what he meant, then somewhat glumly asked, "Can you tell the difference between us two?"

"Of course," Luo’er nodded, stating matter-of-factly, "Although you two share one body, your temperaments are completely different. Just by feeling this temperament, I can distinguish between the two of you."

"So why am I the daughter and my sister the mother..." Hearing Luo’er’s response, Tangmo became even more glum, "Luo’er, deep down do you always think of me as the daughter of you and my sister?"

"What nonsense are you talking about? How could I ever have such a strange thought?" Luo’er said, struggling between a laugh and a cry.

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