[Genshin Impact] A world where only travelers are alone

"You you you!!" Chloe's face flushed, "What are you doing?!"

She had impure thoughts to begin with, and her brain suddenly crashed, with her mind filled with all kinds of romantic thoughts.

The next second, the man rudely pressed the wound on her hand that had just been bitten by the snake.

Chloe hissed in pain and quickly withdrew her hand.

Villette looked innocent: "Now do you know whether this is reality or heaven, Ms. Chloe?"

Chloe covered her hands with tears in her eyes, and for a moment she couldn't tell whether he did it on purpose or unintentionally.

Seeing that she had calmed down, Villette continued, "You remember correctly. When I rushed over, I saw you and the snake lying on the ground. But to be more precise, it should be the snake's corpse."

"Corpse?" Chloe was stunned.

"Yes." That Villette looked at the little sea otter who was still looking at her fiercely.

Chloe quickly reached out to cover the little guy's eyes, trying to stop it from doing this. The next second, she heard Villette continue, "It was it that saved you."

"Eh?"

"Sea otters eat sea urchins, which have hard shells and thorns. That's why they carry small stones with them and eat by hitting them with them. That's why they carry this shell with them everywhere." Navilette patiently explained to her, "It happened suddenly, and you fainted too quickly. The security agency's procedures were also hacked, so the little guy had to sacrifice himself to save you."

As for the method - the sea otters living in the greenhouse certainly have no fighting power. In desperation, they used the old method in their genes and smashed with the small shells they always carried with them.

Unfortunately, the shell Chloe gave it was not a real shell, but a small hard toy she bought casually.

It had no sense of restraint when it was smashing, and when it was finally tired of smashing, all that was left on the ground was a lump of - er, snake mud?
The bloody smell that Villette smelled at that time was actually from a snake.

After all this was over, Chloe was still lying on the ground, motionless. No matter how the little sea otter pushed and made a noise, she didn't respond. She had no choice but to run out for help, and happened to run into Narvelette who came here to visit.

All in all, the whole incident can be called a miracle, and the little sea otter is a well-deserved hero.

Chloe was so moved that she presented it with a year's supply of dried fish.

The little sea otter went away quite satisfied.

Chloe continued to ask, "So how did I faint? Was it because of the snake venom?"

Could it be some strange poison that made her pass out all of a sudden?

She was scratching her head and thinking, while Villette on the other side raised the corner of her lips for some reason.

He said, "In fact, Ms. Chloe, you were not fainted by the poison. It is not poisonous at all, it is just an ordinary snake."

"Then why am I dizzy?"

"You just fainted from shock."

Even after his inspection, it seemed that the main function of this snake was just to cause some pain when biting people, but since Chloe didn't mention this, she was probably fainted cleanly before the pain came.

Chloe's face flushed instantly.

She would rather be bitten by a poisonous snake than appear so cowardly like she is now!

"Then Lord Villette, are you making fun of me?" She shrank back into the quilt, wrapping herself tightly, leaving only a pair of green eyes exposed as she looked at the guy opposite her in condemnation.

Villette covered her lips with her hand, but her curved brows could not be concealed.

He covered it up and said, "Sorry, I just remembered something happy."

Would Chloe believe it?

For the sake of her own mental health, Chloe forced herself to write the letter.

After a long period of mental preparation, she finally crawled out of the quilt. The little sea otter happened to be full of food, and for some reason it rushed to her side and bit her clothes.

Chloe looked down at it, but suddenly noticed that she seemed to have changed her clothes.

"Then Master Villette, my clothes..."

Now, it was Villette who blushed.

The usually cold and dignified man blushed quietly, and only the tips of his ears turned red. However, his inhuman elf ears were very conspicuous, making it impossible to hide his emotions.

Chloe's expression froze: "What about Master Villette?"

That Villette coughed lightly: "I'm sorry, Ms. Chloe."

In fact, he was also forced.

*
At that time, after confirming that Chloe was fine, Villette breathed a sigh of relief.

But the little sea otter firmly believed that his master, who was lying on the ground covered in blood, was dead, and he was lying beside her, whimpering non-stop.

God knows, that was clearly the blood of the snake that was beaten to pieces by it.

Navilette tried to reason with it, but the little otter refused to accept it and argued with him by biting the blood-soaked corner of Chloe's clothes.

In addition, Chloe's current condition was indeed not suitable for being put on the bed, so Villette had no choice but to help her change her dirty clothes.

It's just a way to control water.

Small streams of water gathered together and cautiously moved towards the girl.

Villette closed her eyes, relying solely on the senses coming from the other side to determine what she was touching, and fumbled to unbutton her clothes.

This was not an easy job, and soon his forehead was covered with sweat.

Fortunately, he succeeded in the end.

The change of clothes was the pajamas that Little Otter brought from the closet.

This little guy always behaves very humanly even at strange times.

The next thing was much simpler. Villette carried Chloe and the little sea otter, who had finally stopped making noise, back to the room and put them on the bed.

However, for safety reasons, he did not go back just like that, but chose to stay here and wait for Chloe to wake up.

*
"That's what happened at the time."

After all, changing clothes was considered an offense, so Villette didn't intend to bring it up, but she didn't expect to be discovered in the end.

The culprit, the little sea otter, raised his head, looking as if asking for praise.

Chloe couldn't do anything about it, or about him.

She tried to hold it in for a long time but couldn't come up with a word to say to Villette, so she had to change the subject awkwardly: "Anyway, thank you for what happened today, Lord Villette."

Villette lowered her eyes and did not reply, obviously she had not yet recovered from the embarrassment.

In order to avoid making the atmosphere more awkward, Chloe had to try to find a topic: "That's weird, is it because it's raining? It's so dark outside."

"Not surprising." Navelette, who had finally come to his senses, glanced out the dark window and replied, "After all, it's already two o'clock in the morning."

(End of this chapter)