"Uh, I mean, normal people shouldn't like killing, right?" Lin Yi paused at the question, then muttered softly. She pressed her lips together, then explained seriously, "I'm just saying, I really hate people who don't value human life. They all deserve to be killed, killed, killed—wiped out, so they can understand what it's like when others don't give a damn about their lives."
Gu Fang nodded slightly, his tone carrying a hint of severity: "Indeed. Those who have no reverence for life must eventually pay the price, so that those who have been harmed can find some relief from their hatred."
"Huh?" Lin Yi caught the unusual meaning in his words, her eyes brightening as she leaned closer. "From the tone of your voice, husband, it sounds like there's a story."
Gu Fang's lips curved slightly. "There is an old story. However," his tone was steady, "I've already personally sought retribution. The debt he owed, he paid back every bit."
Lin Yi was taken aback, silently thinking "Ah." She had almost forgotten—the man before her was a general who had walked through political intrigue and battlefields; he was never one to swallow his pride.
She then perked up, her voice rising as if to shake off the earlier gloom: "Husband, just wait. Tomorrow I'll show you the explosion reaction, and then we'll go blow up the Northern Frontier!"
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