Mischievous Lolita in the Doll

Mir turned his attention to the next question; this learning material had piqued his interest.

"A launches a water ball at B. The water ball travels at a speed of three meters per second. B is standing ten meters away from A. If B cannot dodge, who is A and who is B? They are male and female respectively?"

Mir: "???"

What the hell is this question? Are you sure your teacher didn't get paid by the bookstore? Ask your teacher to explain it to you; if he can explain the logic, I'll immediately become his student! The person who wrote this book is a real genius.

Having already skipped two questions, Mill decided to bite the bullet and explain the problem to Tasha.

Since you're not going to talk about logic anymore, then don't blame me. When have we ever talked about logic?

“Tasha, come take a look. Here’s the question: Look, A launched a water ball at B. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when we think of a water ball? Gentleness! So we can determine from this that A is a woman.”

"Why did A launch a water ball at B? Let's assume that B and A are a couple, and B cheated on A. He knows he's in the wrong, so he didn't dodge."

"This B should be a man, because A attacked B instead of the mistress. If B were a woman, A might have attacked the mistress out of concern for his girlfriend. So A is a woman and B is a man."

Mill's illogical solution successfully won Tasha's admiring gaze.

"Milko is amazing! His explanations are even more logical than our teacher's!"

"Of course."

Milhaw accepted her adoration without any hesitation.

Wow, her teacher really can solve this kind of problem...

“Now, the next question…” Tasha gestured expectantly for Mil to explain the next question to her.

Mir looked somewhat embarrassed; if he were allowed to keep making things up, where would he put his face?

Mill stared intently at the closed window with a profound expression.

"The weather is getting worse, little girl. I don't have time to stay here with you. I have to go rescue my companions. They need me!"

It was only then that Mir remembered that he had several companions outside.

"Hey? It's windy outside, where are you going?" Tasha grabbed his sleeve and stopped him.

Mir gently lowered Tasha's hand from his grasp.

"I'm going to save the world. My companions are waiting for me."

"But it's dangerous outside! Wouldn't it be better if you stayed here with me while I did my homework?"

Mil tapped Tasha's head with his right index and middle fingers together.

"Next time."

Mill turned around, opened the door, and walked out of the room. The sudden hurricane almost made him lose his footing, but he reacted quickly and steadied himself, closing the door behind him and walking in the direction from which the hurricane had come.

"Ah! Senior Mir is so handsome and gentle," Tasha muttered to herself, covering her blushing face.

Meanwhile, after confirming that Tasha would not come out to check on him again, Mir hid behind a wall and took off his shoes.

Damn it! Sand got into my shoes!

Chapter Fifty: A Severe Blow to My Teammate

Mil's magic had recovered a little during his rest, though only a little, but enough for him to use acceleration once.

Although the surrounding scenery was completely unlike anything he had ever seen before, that annoying intuition wouldn't stop; all he had to do was walk in the direction that made him feel uneasy.

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Carlo felt incredibly unlucky. After being blown away by that strange wind, he fell into a half-open sewer. The sewer cover closed immediately after he fell in, and he couldn't push it open because of the strong wind.

Although the sewers were indeed a good place to escape the strange wind, they stank horribly! Carlo didn't want to be pickled by the time the wind passed.

Carlo channeled his magic into his hand, then pushed upwards with force, making a slight movement.

I tried again, and failed again.

Carlo felt he had never been so frustrated; it was even more frustrating than when Mil owed him money and then acted arrogantly in front of him.

Looking down, the filthy environment made it hard to believe that a harmonious city lay directly above. The pungent smell almost brought tears to Carlo's eyes. For the first time in his life, he hated his keen sense of smell.

Try again!

This time, Carlo used both hands to brace against the manhole cover and his feet to push off the sewer ladder to maintain his balance.

Success! Carlo has successfully created a gap of about fifty degrees. Now, with a little more effort, he can escape this unpleasant place!

Just as he was thinking this, the manhole cover he was supporting suddenly became heavier, as if someone was stepping on it. Carlo could no longer hold on to it, and he fell straight down into the sewage below, roaring out the name of the culprit he had just spotted as he fell.

"Mil Chiris!!!"

"Hmm? Why do I think I heard someone calling my name?"

Mir stopped and looked around, but didn't see anyone.

He shrugged. He couldn't stay here now; he needed to find his companions first. They definitely needed him.

"Gurgle gurgle gurgle—"

Huh? What's that sound?

"Glug glug glug! Glug glug glug!"

Mil walked with some difficulty toward the direction from which the sound came. Once he reached this place, walking became extremely difficult. He had to stomp heavily with each step, pressing his feet into the ground to ensure he wouldn't be blown away.

With difficulty, he leaned against the wall and walked to the place where the sound came from. There he saw two people who had been slammed against the wall like the Pillar Man.

"Woo woo! Glug glug!" Xia Ye was very excited when she saw Mir coming over.

Meanwhile, Sack, who was next to her, was sleeping comfortably against the wall, occasionally snoring.

"What are you doing here? Performance art?"

"Gurgle, gurgle, woof, woof!" Xia Ye seemed a little anxious.

"Okay, I understand. Don't rush."

Who knows what information Mil gleaned from those words? Instead of immediately rescuing the two from their predicament, he pulled a camera from his inner pocket. This camera was of excellent quality; it hadn't broken even after Mil had been dropped from such a height.

He took a picture of each of them under Xia Ye's annoyed gaze, and then checked whether the picture was clear.

"Okay, that's all."

"Woo woo!! Coo coo coo!!"

"Don't worry, I'll get you out right away."

Mir stepped forward and began to pull Xia Ye into the yard.

"Waaaaah!!"

"Quiet down, I'm trying to save you, it's inevitable that we'll run into each other."

After saying that, Mir put aside his last bit of reservations and directly picked up Xia Ye and threw her into the courtyard.

"Snapped!"

The summer night wind blew the dust onto the walls of the house.

Next up is Sak. Mir wasn't so gentle with Sak, especially when he saw that the guy was still sleeping.

He went straight up to Sack and slapped him twice across the face.

"Holy crap! Who hit me?" Sack realized he had been hit as soon as he woke up.

"Quiet down, I'm coming to save you, just cooperate." With that, Mir roughly started to pry open Sak.

"Damn it! Be gentle! Ah! Not there! It hurts!"

Sack said things that could be easily misunderstood, but his body still cooperated very obediently with Mil. Before long, Mil successfully threw him inside the wall.

"Snapped!"

He was also plastered on the wall of the house.

Mil: "..."

Sak: "..."

Summer Night: "..."

"Damn it! What's the difference between this and before?!"

“At least this way I can move you inside.” Mir looked around the house.

Holy crap, what a coincidence! Isn't this the shop that provided him with the fish soup? Then you don't need to be polite.

Mil walked stiffly like a robot to the newly installed door of the store, and then unleashed a barrage of three Ora's.

The door was dented in several places, but it wasn't broken open.

"Holy crap! This door must have been enhanced by magic!"

Since the door couldn't be broken open, there was no other way. Mir looked at the tall, tightly closed window.

He used his skillful wall-climbing technique to climb up and open the window. The moment it opened, a strange gust of wind blew the inside away in a chaotic mess.

Anyway, the clanging sound sounded quite nice to Mil.

He continued to lift Xia Ye off the wall as before and shoved her through the window.

As mentioned earlier, the window is a bit small. Although Xiao Mir can enter and exit freely without any problem, it was still a bit difficult for Xia Ye to get in. Fortunately, Xia Ye has a slender figure and doesn't have much of a bust, so with Mir's help, she was able to get in.

Next up is Sak. Because he's a member of the Soul Race, he can be easily shoved in, since he's quite flexible.

Finally, it was Mil's turn. He first hung one leg on the window, then took off the other leg and threw it in through the window, then took off his other arm and threw it in as well. He slid in just like that.

After closing the windows, the three of them rested in the messy little shop. There were some fish lying on the ground struggling and splashing around, but none of them kindly put them back into the water.

"Cough cough cough cough!!" Miss Xia Ye, who had been rescued, kept coughing.

"Have you seen Carlo?" Mil asked, first inquiring about his missing companion.

“I didn’t see him. Why don’t you give him a call?” Sack suggested.

Mil took his communication crystal and dialed Carlo's beacon.

Even though he was blown away, he held onto the crystal tightly, after all, it was the most valuable thing he had on him.