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Late at night, on the large bed in the bedroom, Lu Yuan and Rhine were still tightly embracing each other, but today Lu Yuan was lying on his side, and Rhine was hugging Lu Yuan's waist from behind.

As sleepiness crept in, Rhine, for some reason, suddenly thought of her conversation with Dorian that afternoon.

All the thoughts he shared with Dorian about love came from the bottom of his heart, without a trace of falsehood.

After he and Lu Yuan fell in love and their relationship grew stronger, he secretly made up his mind to follow Lu Yuan through thick and thin.

In the legends of the Zerg, death is never the end; it merely represents the demise of the physical body.

Legend has it that after an insect dies, its soul enters the realm of the dead, where it can live as it did in life.

If two insects in love die at the same time, they can enter the realm of the dead together and continue their love there.

So Rhine always thought that while he was alive, he and Lu Yuan would love each other and live happily ever after in the Zerg Empire; and after he died, he and Lu Yuan would continue to love each other and live happily ever after in the realm of the dead.

Because she felt that her physical condition was better than Lu Yuan's, and because her mental sea had been soothed by Lu Yuan's mental energy, her condition was also very good. Therefore, Rhine always felt that she would definitely die after Lu Yuan.

In Rhine's plan, if Lu Yuan were to die one day, he would immediately commit suicide as soon as Lu Yuan breathed his last, so as not to waste any time and miss Lu Yuan.

But today's conversation with Dorian made Rhine suddenly think of a problem: what if he were to die before Lu Yuan?

Rhine opened his eyes and stared at the back of Lu Yuan's head, continuing to ponder.

He had never told Lu Yuan about his idea of ​​being together through thick and thin, nor had he ever discussed matters of life and death with Lu Yuan, so he didn't actually know Lu Yuan's opinion on this matter.

If he were to die first, would Lu Yuan be willing to accompany him to the land of the dead?

When this question came up, Rhine's first thought was that Lu Yuan loved him so much, he would definitely be willing.

However, upon recalling her conversation with Dorian, Rhine couldn't help but have some other thoughts pop into her head.

What if Lu Yuan doesn't want to? What if Lu Yuan's definition of love is different from mine, and he thinks like Dorian that if one person dies, the other should live on even more?

The thought of him dying one day and desperately searching for Lu Yuan in the realm of the dead, while Lu Yuan continues to live in the mortal world, and might even one day emerge from the shadow of his death and be with other female insects, made Rhine feel unable to accept it.

As Rhein imagined Lu Yuan and a faceless female insect standing hand in hand, Rhein felt a nameless fire rise in his heart, and an emotion called jealousy was tearing at his internal organs.

The more Rhine imagined the scene, the tighter his hand on Lu Yuan's waist became, and he unconsciously pulled Lu Yuan closer to him, as if he wanted to merge Lu Yuan into his own body.

The increasing pressure caused Lu Yuan, who was already asleep, to begin muttering words of discomfort and unconsciously tugging at Rhine's hand.

Lu Yuan's reaction gradually brought Rhine, who was caught up in his own emotions, back to his senses.

He quickly loosened his grip and gently lifted Lu Yuan's clothes to check on Lu Yuan's waist.

Sure enough, some red marks appeared where Rhine had just tightly bound the bandage.

Remorse and sadness welled up in Rhine's eyes. How could he have hurt Lu Yuan because of his own wild thoughts?

Fortunately, the red marks on Lu Yuan's waist gradually faded after Rhine relaxed, and Rhine gave up the idea of ​​applying medicine to Lu Yuan.

Rhine decided to give up his wild thoughts and wild guesses and go to sleep first. He figured he could just ask Lu Yuan what he was thinking tomorrow. He was sure Lu Yuan wouldn't let him down.

Rhine closed his eyes again, and the bedroom fell silent once more.

Half an hour later, Rhine opened his eyes again, his eyes filled with helplessness.

His decision was good, but his mind had its own ideas and didn't follow his will.

Even after closing his eyes, his mind was still filled with uncontrollable fantasies.

Before he opened his eyes, he had already imagined that Lu Yuan was not only holding hands with the faceless, strange female insect, but that the strange female insect was also holding two little insect babies in her arms, and the little insect babies' faces looked exactly like miniature versions of Lu Yuan.

Rhine knew that if she couldn't get a definite answer from Lu Yuan, she definitely wouldn't be able to sleep tonight.

After hesitating for a moment, Rhine finally made up his mind and gently nudged Lu Yuan.

Lu Yuan naturally didn't react at all. When Rhine was around, Lu Yuan's sleep quality was excellent.

Seeing this, Rhine increased the pressure slightly and pushed again. Lu Yuan moved a few times, then fell silent again.

Rhine couldn't wait any longer, so he increased the force and pushed hard, and this time Lu Yuan finally reacted.

Lu Yuan shifted a few times on the bed, then rolled over to face Rhine.

Lu Yuan's eyes were still closed when he asked in a sleepy voice.

"Rhine, what's wrong? Is your back itchy again?"

As Lu Yuan spoke, he closed his eyes and reached down to scratch Rhine's back.

A few nights ago, Rhine suddenly felt an itch on his back while in bed, but he couldn't scratch it himself, so he asked Lu Yuan to scratch it for him.

Lu Yuan, still not quite clear-headed, thought today would be the same thing.

Rhine looked at Lu Yuan, whose eyes were still closed, and said, "My lord, I want to ask you something?"

"What is it?"

At this point, Lu Yuan was still unaware of the seriousness of the problem.

"If I die one day, what will you do, my lord?" Rhine asked in an extremely calm voice.

Lu Yuan felt as if a bucket of ice water had been poured over his head, instantly sobering him up.

Lu Yuan opened his eyes this time, and not only did he open them, but he stared at them like copper bells.

"Rhine, why are you asking that? What happened to you?"

Lu Yuan believes that questions are not asked casually.

The fact that Rhine would ask this question means something must have happened, and it could very well affect Rhine's life or death.

Rhine hasn't had any problems at work. She fought such a brilliant battle against the Araqi insectoids that all that awaits her is praise.

Moreover, Rhine's battlefield injuries had long since healed. He had taken Rhine to the hospital for a check-up and had repeatedly confirmed with the doctor.

Rhine's mental sea is also fine; he looks at it every day.

What could be the problem? Could it be related to your health?