Delta: Who are you saying has suffered a loss of strength?

Chapter 329 Attracting Attention

After Shi Ding finished reporting the situation to Han Che, it was already late at night.

Han Che glanced at Raven lying on the sofa, then patted Shi Ding on the shoulder. "Alright, I don't have anything else to do. You should go back and rest. We can talk about other things tomorrow."

Shi Ding straightened up and nodded slightly to Han Che: "Yes! Warden, you should also get some rest."

Just as he finished speaking and was about to turn around, Han Che added another sentence, his voice tinged with weariness.

"Hey, get this one out of here too!" He gestured with his chin toward the sofa.

Shi Ding followed Han Che's gaze and saw Raven swinging its legs on the sofa.

His face remained expressionless, but he had already changed direction and strode towards the sofa, raising both hands as if to drag someone away.

"Hey! Wait! I have something to say!" Raven suddenly jumped up from the sofa.

"Brother Shi Ding, you go back first. I have something to say to your warden."

Shi Ding's expression remained unchanged.

He had already walked to the sofa and reached out to grab Qi Yuzhe by the collar.

Qi Yuzhe shrank back and hid in the corner of the sofa. Seeing that Shi Ding had no intention of stopping, he became anxious and shouted loudly at Han Che.

"Gheros, I still have something to say, don't rush me away!"

Han Che had already closed his eyes and was leaning back in his chair, but when he heard this shout, he opened one eye again, glanced at Raven through the mask, and then looked at Shi Ding, who had already bent over.

He was silent for a moment, then sighed, a long and helpless sigh.

"Forget it, Shi Ding, I'll listen to what he has to say. You go ahead."

"Yes!" Shi Ding received the order, then turned and left the office, closing the door behind him.

Han Che pinched the bridge of his nose, his voice weary, "What else could it be? It's so late, let's talk about it tomorrow!"

He didn't look at the ravens, but closed his eyes and lay back in the chair.

He heard a rustling sound from the sofa, and then the raven's footsteps approached him.

"Hey, there's something I want to ask you." Raven's voice came from across the desk.

"Spit it out if you have something to say!" Han Che said impatiently, too lazy to even open his eyes.

"Oh dear, how are we supposed to communicate like this!" the raven grumbled in dissatisfaction.

Han Che impatiently opened one eye slightly, revealing a slit of his pupil, and looked at the person standing opposite him across the edge of the desk: "You'd better have something to say."

Seeing that Han Che had opened his eyes, Raven said, "Hehe, could you revive the prisoners for me too? You said before that you have to manually revive them to become stronger, right?"

"They also sacrificed themselves for the prison, it's just something you did on a whim~" Raven grinned ingratiatingly.

"You don't care about your own people? You want me to resurrect them? Go resurrect them yourself!" Han Che closed his open eye again.

"I'll wait for him to be resurrected tomorrow. If we do what you said, he won't be able to become stronger, and he'll go back to being the same dull-witted guy he was at the beginning."

"Why don't you just revive yourself manually?" Han Che glanced at Raven, standing in front of his desk with his chest puffed out.

Raven seemed to notice Han Che looking at him, then raised his hand to straighten his collar, his eyes darting around, constantly glancing diagonally downwards.

"What are you doing? If your eyes feel uncomfortable, go get them treated!"

Raven paused for a moment, her hand that had been adjusting her collar falling to her side. "Oh dear, I just don't know how to revive on my own. Could you teach me?"

"You can't manually revive yourself?" Han Che's tone rose slightly with a hint of surprise. "I remember you once died and revived yourself, right..."

Han Che, who was initially so sleepy he could barely keep his eyes open, became slightly more awake.

"Is there?"

Han Che could sense Raven's feigned ignorance in his tone. But somehow, he felt that Raven's tone had changed from frivolous to slightly serious.

He sat up slightly, looking at the raven whose face still held that smile, but whose eyes revealed something else.

"It was probably just a coincidence, after all, it was you who brought me back to life the first time I came to prison!"

Han Che didn't reply. His eyes narrowed slightly, and his gaze lingered on Raven's face for a few seconds.

What does "raven" mean?

For a moment, the office fell into an eerie silence. Han Che slowly adjusted his posture, stood up from the back of his chair, and leaned forward to stare into Raven's eyes.

Raven didn't flinch, but slowly lowered his body, placing his hands on the desk and looking directly into Han Che's eyes.

"What exactly are you trying to say?" Han Che's gaze was somewhat dangerous. He sensed Raven's abnormality, but still didn't understand what he was trying to do.

"It's nothing, I just hope you can teach me how to revive on my own." Raven said, raising a finger and pointing to his chest.

"With heart?" Han Che repeated the two words, his tone filled with confusion.

Why is the raven acting so strangely? What is it saying?

He couldn't help but follow the raven's finger and look at the chest it was pointing to.

What does that mean...?

Han Che went through the meaning of the action in his mind, but couldn't figure it out.

But just as he was about to look away, his gaze stopped on Qi Yuzhe's chest.

Ok?

What is this? Was it just here?

In the dim light of the office, Han Che saw Raven pointing to his chest, with something hanging next to it.

A round badge?!

The badge is about one size larger than the coin in diameter, and its surface is engraved with a pattern: the outline of a bird in profile, with the eye engraved as a slanted line, like an eye that cannot be opened or is blind.

Han Che's pupils contracted sharply, and a chill ran down his spine in an instant.

The next second, he slammed his hand on the table and stood up abruptly, the thud echoing in the quiet office.

As he raised his right hand, it reached his waist, and he drew a pistol from his system space, concealed by the hem of his black trench coat.

His movement of raising the gun was extremely fast, almost without pause, and the muzzle was pressed directly against Qi Yuzhe's forehead.

Raven remained motionless. He maintained his forward-leaning posture, the gun barrel pressed against his forehead, a slight smile playing on his lips. "What's wrong, Warden? Why are you suddenly so agitated?"

Han Che's pupils trembled beneath the mask as he stared silently at the badge.

"Tidal Prison is not open at the moment, Your Excellency the Warden." Raven's voice was unhurried, as if he were chatting casually.

He tilted his forehead slightly upwards, pressing the gun barrel against his body, and straightened up from his propped-up position on the table. "You can't kill me, so calm down."

Han Che gripped the pistol even tighter.

"Where are you looking?" Raven followed Han Che's gaze and looked down at his chest.

He acted as if he had just discovered the badge, making a look of sudden realization. He reached out and took the badge off his clothes, held it up to his eyes to look at it, and then turned it over to face Han Che.

"Are you looking at this?"