Chapter 440: I Am a Bit Worried About Her Now

"You seem to have something on your mind," Kuchiki Senya said to Su Rui, who was sitting in the passenger seat.

The latter nodded slightly: "Indeed, I am a bit worried about her right now."

In fact, Su Rui was also unwilling to believe that Yamamoto Kyoko had truly suffered persecution at the hands of Beasts and others.

Unfortunately, that recording was conclusive evidence.

At such a time, even if one is unwilling to believe it, the result of the matter lies plainly before everyone's eyes, leaving no room for anyone to question it.

"I know who you are worried about," Kuchiki Senya saw through Su Rui's thoughts and said, "You are worried about that boy, aren't you?"

Su Rui fell silent for a second, then nodded.

Yamamoto Nen was the eternal pain in Su Rui's heart.

If not for this little boy standing in front of Yamamoto Kyoko at the critical moment, the latter would not have gone missing for so many years, her life or death unknown.

"He should be fine; after all, with his personality, he would absolutely fight with all his might to protect you," Kuchiki Senya said.

"He is a good child; unfortunately, his parents... ah..." Su Rui shook his head, his gaze dimming slightly: "Does this matter have anything to do with the Yamamoto Group?"

He knew that since the other party could find Yamamoto Nen, it was obvious that their target was also himself.

"I cannot judge," Kuchiki Senya said. "Perhaps, all of this stems from a scheme orchestrated by some power behind the scenes."

Pausing for a moment, she looked at Su Rui and added, "I hope you do not get involved either; that would be safest for you."

Hearing this, Su Rui sneered coldly twice: "At a time like this, how could I possibly retreat? Rest assured, I will not let you take a beating for nothing."

He did not take the opponent seriously because... an expert of this caliber did not even have the qualification to make Su Rui rouse his spirit to fight.

"Your injuries are quite severe; a prolonged battle is not advisable," Su Rui shook his head and said.

Although he had beaten the enemy until his face was covered in blood, he had not taken his life.

"Good."

Kuchiki Senya did not refute; he also understood that at this moment, his condition was truly at its worst, and if he forced an action, he could only give the opponent an opportunity to kill him.

At this moment, he suddenly felt a sense of sorrow for others as if they were his own kind, like a fox mourning a rabbit's death, and could not help but feel that he himself had become very pitiful.