"You might believe that what I am telling you is nothing but some kind of stupid story, but it did happen," said Tian Lisong. His expression was unusually stern as he continued to stare at Luo Huian, whose face was downcast, and she seemed to be lost in some kind of thoughts. "I am not telling you this because I want to scare you, but because I am afraid that you wouldn't even realise what kind of trouble you have ended up rolling into because of your memories that you have lost."
Luo Huian didn't raise her head, nor did she speak; no one knew what she was thinking. Tian Lisong didn't say anything, nor did he prod her to make a decision so quickly. He only wanted to tell Luo Huian what kind of existence she had in the eyes of her sister. If she was not careful, then there was a very good chance that she would cause the ruin of the entire city, maybe even the country. It was better for Luo Huian to know the truth.
