護花近衛 - 第1486章 告訴你個好消息 - 翰墨軒

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Chapter 1486 — Let Me Tell You Some Good News

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"Mm... Brother, how can you joke at a time like this?" Yu Ning was a little displeased, but since it was her own elder brother, she could hardly fly into a temper.

"Heh, what joke? What mood would I be in for joking?" Yu Bing stopped teasing her and said outright, "Little sister, I have good news for you!"

"What good news? Never mind that for now." Yu Ning said, "Brother, tell me first — how is he?"

"Little sister, your worry is clouding your judgment! You truly don't want to hear the good news? And the good news is about Wei Zhao!" Yu Bing said with a smile.

"Wei Zhao? Good news about him? Isn't he..." Yu Ning frowned slightly, and then sudden delight broke across her face. "Has something turned around?"

"Little sister, your judgment... is truly heaven-defying. I can only admire you; you read people far too accurately!" Yu Bing sighed. "Do you know? Yesterday, Wei Zhao was crippled — truly crippled, not a shred of strength left in him. I could feel it; he was even weaker than an ordinary man. Then this morning he came to find me, and guess what?"

"What... he's recovered half?" Yu Ning hazarded a bold guess, though she thought it unlikely — she had never heard of anyone who lost all their strength recovering most of it overnight. But her elder brother had heaped praise on Wei Zhao and said she had an eye for people, which surely meant Wei Zhao was formidable indeed. So Yu Ning made a bold guess.

When her brother declared her judgment heaven-defying, Yu Ning had flushed a little, but now she had no attention to spare for such trifles.

"No. Guess again!" Yu Bing kept her in suspense, shaking his head.

"Then... a third of it recovered?" Yu Ning lowered her assumption; after all, her earlier guess had been too bold by half.

"Little sister, can't you guess a little more boldly? Is your judgment really so poor? Think — this is heaven-defying we're speaking of!" Yu Bing said, shaking his head.

"Surely he hasn't recovered completely, as good as before? That can't be possible... really?" Yu Ning cried out in astonishment.

"He hasn't recovered as good as before," Yu Bing said.

"Just as I thought... if he could recover overnight, would he even be human..." Yu Ning patted her chest; she had startled herself just now.

"I haven't finished speaking..." Yu Bing said. "Not recovered as good as before — he broke through. Before, he was at the peak of the middle stage of the Xuan Rank; this morning, he was at the late stage of the Xuan Rank!"

"Ah?" Yu Ning nearly flung the phone from her hand in shock. She clutched it tight, her breathing turning uneven. "Brother... you... are you serious? You're not lying to me?"

"Why would I lie to you? Don't you trust your own judgment?" Yu Bing said with a bitter smile at his sister's excitement. In truth, when he had first learned the news himself, he too had been shocked half to death.