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Chapter 105 - 104, Vomiting Knight_1

Chapter 105: 104, Vomiting Knight_1

Ren He took advantage of the moment before anyone else could react and ran away, leaving the rest of the matter to be handled very calmly, even low-key. The two kidnappers stayed in the detention center for two days before being transferred somewhere else, and Yang En acted as if nothing had happened.

Actually, Yang En was very clear about the fact that within the country, such incidents were highly unlikely.

That night, Ren He lay in bed recollecting the process of fighting against Lin Hao and those two kidnappers earlier in the day. To tell the truth, he had been in fights since he was little, but never anything as dangerous as this.

The kidnappers were armed, without a doubt, and Lin Hao must have been as well.

Those were guns, Ren He shuddered with fear at the thought. What if the criminals had been holding guns when he entered? His head wasn’t bulletproof!

But in the end, Ren He felt an inexplicable thrill. He didn’t know how many people had the same thought as he did: Once dreaming of traveling the world with a sword.

Actually, it doesn’t have to be a sword, nor does it have to be traveling to the ends of the earth. The first novels he came into contact with in his previous life were martial arts novels. He fantasized about possessing overwhelming martial prowess, beating those who bullied him in school until they were searching for their teeth on the ground, or dealing directly with someone in a road rage incident while driving.

Things like that...

In fact, solving problems with violence is often described by many as the most primitive and brainless way to conduct oneself.

But Ren He thought it was straightforward enough, refreshing enough!

Of course, these were just thoughts. Even if he was now quite capable of fighting, he wouldn’t just go looking for a fight when he had nothing else to do. The goal is to build a harmonious society where peace is most valued!

However, he was a bit worried about what Yang En would think of this incident. Yang Xi had mentioned that Yang En supported her singing and even brought her to Luo City. There was a thought behind it: Yang En hoped that Yang Xi wouldn’t necessarily need to be dazzling in life, he just wanted her to live peacefully, doing whatever she wanted, and it wouldn’t matter if she didn’t achieve anything significant.

Would he be viewed as a dangerous individual in Yang En’s eyes? Probably not, he was such a good person that he had almost dumbed down his IQ in front of him, just to avoid arousing Yang En’s suspicions.

But no matter what, he had genuinely saved someone else, and not done anything bad. He would worry about future matters later.

...

After the kidnappers were taken away, Yang En hesitated and said to Lin Hao, "Do you need to take a shower..."

Lin Hao glared, fed up with throwing up twice in one day; he grumpily said, "I’ll head back to the hotel in a bit. Let’s talk about the important matters first. If I’m not mistaken, these two guys probably smuggled into the country a week ago. To ensure your safety, I will stay in Luo City for a while longer... Who exactly is that boy?"

"I originally thought he was just an ordinary middle school student," said Yang En with furrowed brows. "He’s my daughter’s classmate, named Ren He. It must’ve been a coincidence that they knew him."

Lin Hao quickly interrupted, "Cough cough, I’m not implying he has any ulterior motives for approaching you. What we can be certain of is that he doesn’t belong to any organization, or he’s deliberately hiding his identity. No, I haven’t considered this with conspiracy theories. I simply want to know who he is, what’s his name, where he lives..."

"His name is Ren He."

After Lin Hao left, Yang En and Yang Xi started cleaning up their messy home. When Yang En stood in front of the severely deformed door, he just stood there, seemingly lost in thought.

The iron door was wrinkled like a piece of paper, with a huge dent in the middle. Yang En could imagine the tremendous force it took to kick the door. A middle school student? Really just an ordinary middle school student?

Meanwhile, Yang Xi took the opportunity amidst the cleanup to send a message to Ren He. For Yang Xi, after experiencing the fear of being tied to a chair by strangers, Ren He appeared like a savior sent from the heavens, rescuing her and her father.

How many girls get to experience such a love? It was miraculous.

When Ren He confronted the criminals, Yang Xi didn’t see a hint of fear in his eyes. He was like a moth unafraid of fire, resolute and unrestrained in his efforts to save her.

That was her Sir Knight.

Yang Xi smiled and took out her phone, silently changing Ren He’s name in her contacts to "Sir Knight." Then, perhaps finding that too cheesy, she laughed and changed "Sir Knight" to "Vomiting Knight."

Indeed, she still found Ren He’s ability to effortlessly make someone vomit quite miraculous...

Ren He’s text arrived: "Did your dad say anything?"

"No, what’s up?" Yang Xi asked curiously.

"Oh, nothing, get to sleep early, see you tomorrow!"

Yang Xi put down her phone, but how could she sleep at this time? Not to mention that the fright she had received hadn’t completely passed, there was also the door that Ren He had kicked in, with the cold wind still whooshing inside...

Her world was simple, and now Yang Xi felt that she became even more different from her classmates. She had learned another secret about Ren He that was not known to outsiders.

...

Kailai Great Hotel.

Lin Hao wiped his hair as he came out of the bathroom, sniffing himself to check if there was still any smell of vomit on him. He hadn’t cared about it before, but as soon as he entered the room, he felt disgustingly sick.

And his beloved car, which would need its tire patched up again tomorrow...

This damn it, Lin Hao thought of Ren He and got annoyed. What kind of thought process was this? He felt like he was an innocent victim!

However, he hadn’t considered that if he hadn’t gone out of his way to strike up a conversation in the first place, wouldn’t all this trouble be nonexistent?

Lin Hao thought about it and dialed the headquarters: "Hello, Xingchen?"

"Speak," the other party said coldly.

"The target was attacked tonight, but it’s been dealt with," Lin Hao said.

"Document the detailed account in an electronic journal and upload it to me. The allowance will be transferred to your account three days after the journal review is completed," Xingchen said, ready to hang up the phone, but then she added, "The fact that you didn’t cause any additional trouble this time truly pleases and surprises me."

Lin Hao’s face darkened instantly. It wasn’t that there were no surprises, he simply couldn’t bear to speak of them, as it was too embarrassing! Could he tell everyone that he had been vomited on three times, beaten up twice, and in the end, a middle school student had snatched the mission away from him? That was too humiliating to say out loud!

He thought for a moment and then suddenly asked, "Xingchen, have you ever heard of an ability that can make a person start vomiting out of nowhere? It’s incredibly fast, taking no more than a second, and the vomiting is very severe?"

"Did you get beaten till you vomited?"

"What are you thinking, haha, no!" Lin Hao almost died of embarrassment.

"The herbal remedy ’Gardenia and Black Bean Decoction’ causes immediate vomiting, usually taking effect in two minutes. There’s also a Chinese medicine called ’Gua Di San’ that can induce vomiting," Xingchen said calmly. "This so-called one-second vomiting inducer doesn’t exist. You can try pressing on your throat with your finger to see for yourself."

"Why would I try that," Lin Hao didn’t admit to having witnessed Ren He’s ability. After all, if they asked how he knew about it, what would he say? That he had already vomited three times? That it works very quickly and very effectively?

That would just be ridiculous...

After thinking for a while, Lin Hao said, "I’d like to exercise my nomination privilege, to nominate Ren He from Class 2 of Grade 3 at Luo City’s 13th Middle School to join Skydrive."

"You’re insisting on nominating a middle school student?"

"I insist."

"Nomination accepted, the review process will begin in a week," Xingchen said coldly and hung up the phone. She thought that Lin Hao nominating a middle schooler was virtually indistinguishable from a joke.

...

The book will be on the shelves by Friday. So nervous.