Blind Spot-Chapter 80 - 074 Confident Six (Thanks to the Orange Cat Alliance

Chapter 80: 074 Confident Six (Thanks to the Orange Cat Alliance Hierarch who loves to sleep)_2

Chapter 80: 074 Confident Six (Thanks to the Orange Cat Alliance Hierarch who loves to sleep)_2

He carefully reflected on his previous behavior.

‘It must have been the continuous high-risk tension in the blind spot that instinctively started me looking for ways to vent my stress…’

He suddenly understood what Xindela meant just now.

“It’s time to find a way to relieve the stress,” he said.

Though he said that, the previous spree of reckless killing had indeed relaxed his tightly wound emotions significantly.

‘Take a walk, then go and absorb the flower energy from the Wisteria Flower Variant,’ Li Chengyi thought to himself.

He had many things to do next, like going to the Dragon Whisker Sect to learn practical combat, absorbing the flower energy from the Wisteria Flower Variant, finalizing his medication enhancement plan tomorrow, and when there was time, learning some cold weapons techniques rather than just slashing wildly.

Besides, forming a team had to be scheduled, but the premise was to have money; a team could not make profits, so it had to rely on external forces to sustain it.

The prerequisite for building a team inevitably came back full circle—to make money.

In the afternoon.

Without realizing it, Li Chengyi found himself by a small river.

There were two snack stalls set up by the river.

A simple wooden table draped with a white cloth and paired with two foldable chairs made a complete dining set.

He glanced at the menu and drink options displayed on the stall’s sign, written in a somewhat sloppy handwriting.

‘Red Dates Ginger Milk – 13 yuan’

‘Kumquat Lemon – 12 yuan’

‘Orange Mood – 15 yuan’

‘Black Mood – 15 yuan’

‘Peach Mood – 16 yuan’

‘Other Moods – depends on the owner’s mood to make or not.’

“…” Li Chengyi thought the owner had quite a personality, clearly someone who wasn’t short of money.

The stall was a mobile catering cart, behind which stood a young man and a woman, both fashionably dressed with faint animal tattoos on their arms, but of a cute style, donning white aprons and giving off a charming vibe.

“Boss, give me an Orange Mood,” Li Chengyi decided on some carrot, tomato, and orange juice after checking the ingredients.

“Depends on your luck,” the bearded male owner winked at him.

What does that mean?

Li Chengyi was puzzled.

He found an empty spot to sit down, the tables and chairs were placed under the trees by the river, where a cool breeze was blowing, making the afternoon quite comfortable.

Soon, a glass of orange juice was served in front of him.

Picking up the glass, Li Chengyi slowly sipped, enjoying the taste. It was sour and sweet, very fragrant.

After sitting down and resting quietly, leaning back in the soft fold-up chair, looking at the shimmering river surface not far away, and listening to the gentle conversations and laughter of the surrounding customers, he suddenly felt an urge to sleep.

Time passed slowly, and before he knew it, more than an hour had gone by.

“Li Chengyi?” Suddenly, a somewhat unsure female voice pulled him from the verge of sleep.

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The voice came from his left.

Turning toward the sound, Li Chengyi saw three lightly dressed women with heavy makeup followed by two men enter the snack stall, sitting two tables away from him.

The one calling out was one of the women.

She was wearing a black satin flounce dress, which was quite revealing.

Her bust was merely covered by two black fish-shaped patches of fabric, leaving her shoulders and arms completely exposed.

The hem of the dress was so high it revealed most of her thighs, with a pair of black shorts underneath.

From a distance, one might think she wasn’t wearing anything below her waist.

The woman had long hair cascading over her shoulders and was wearing sunglasses, looking not much different from the many women who frequent nightclubs on the streets.

“Lin Sang?”

Despite the sunglasses and makeup, Li Chengyi instantly recognized her as the girl his former self had silently loved for many years.

Lin Sang had changed from before, dressed provocatively with a Dark Gold Sapphire Necklace hanging on her chest. Carefully dressed and made up, her appearance and confidence had notably improved.

“So, Lin Sang, is he a friend of yours?” asked a blue-haired man wearing a Silver Skull Necklace, wrapping his arm around Lin Sang’s waist and smiling.

“It’s your birthday today. Why not invite him to join us? We all get to know each other.”

He didn’t recognize Li Chengyi, but Li Chengyi recognized him.

This blue-haired man was the one who had helped move drinks when he first saw Lin Sang in the small park, the guy with the duckbill cap.

Only now, the duckbill cap had dyed his hair and changed his outfit, but his features and demeanor were still the same.

“Let’s not… no need,” Lin Sang smiled faintly, feeling a vague sense of loss as she remembered her last meeting with Li Chengyi.

In fact, she knew that Li Chengyi liked her, but compared to being with someone as honest as him, she aspired to a better and higher life.

She always believed in a theory.

One’s social circle determines their scope of life. By connecting with bigger and higher circles, one unconsciously expands everything about themselves, whether it is knowledge, insight, or thinking patterns.

And with a higher scope, the way one looks at things changes drastically, allowing for an easier acquisition of what they desire.

Like money, for example.

So, she vaguely felt that Li Chengyi liked her but unfortunately, she had to pretend not to know all these years.

Just like now, as she looked at the Orange Mood in front of her and then at Li Chengyi’s Orange Mood, she guessed that his encounter might not be so coincidental after all.

Perhaps he had been waiting for her secretly here, at this special time, he… might have been waiting for her.

The blue-haired man at her side noticed something from her expression.

“An ex-boyfriend of yours?”

“No, just… someone who wanted to pursue me.” Lin Sang was about to say an old friend but changed her words mid-sentence.