Chapter 231: Sisters Reunited (Chapter 1, Requesting Flowers and Monthly Tickets)
From the moment he first arrived in this world, Jiang Hao never intended to lie low.
For Jiang Hao, a brand-new world meant brand-new resources.
The universe is so vast that even if universes differ, this world has rare metals the other world lacks.
But light and heat exist in every world.
Those stars are resources.
Jiang Hao naturally had no reason not to take them.
In the Dragon Ball World, Jiang Hao's strength isn't the strongest, so he naturally can't be the one setting the rules.
But the Biohazard World is different.
With his current strength, to this world, he is a god among mortals.
His immense power allows him to destroy Earth effortlessly.
Meanwhile, the Void-class weapon Zhengyang makes Jiang Hao omnipotent.
Creating matter out of nothing is simple; even reviving life requires only a thought.
Such Jiang Hao has no need to lie low.
So he never planned to hide anything from Ada Wong.
Of course, he couldn't say he came from another world.
Using the identity of a deity or immortal to conceal his true identity as an outward facade is undoubtedly the most suitable.
Under these circumstances, Jiang Hao had no reason to pretend to be an ordinary man before Ada Wong.
After experiencing this, Ada Wong naturally no longer doubted Jiang Hao's identity.
But she was puzzled: if Jiang Hao is an immortal, what task could he not accomplish, why did he need her?
Jiang Hao's reply was: have you ever seen an immortal do everything himself? Which immortal doesn't have a few Dao apprentices at his side?
Ada Wong is also from Daxia; how could she not understand Jiang Hao's meaning?
Clearly, Jiang Hao was recruiting her to be his Dao apprentice.
Then Ada Wong asked why him specifically.
Jiang Hao's answer was: you're beautiful, and having you by his side daily is pleasing to the eye.
Another point is that you're intelligent and capable.
In the end, Ada Wong naturally agreed to become Jiang Hao's Dao apprentice, but she begged him to help her find her sister.
As for reviving her parents, she had thought of it, but didn't dare to ask.
Because in Ada Wong's view, even if Jiang Hao is an immortal, reviving someone who died many years ago certainly wouldn't be easy.
Moreover, she was somewhat greedy: besides her biological parents, if possible, she wanted to revive her adoptive parents too.
But right now, she hadn't done anything for Jiang Hao, had earned no merit.
Asking him to find her sister was already somewhat excessive.
To add four more excessive demands, she felt Jiang Hao would just tell her to leave.
In fact, Ada Wong didn't know that, compared to finding her sister, reviving her biological and adoptive parents would be far simpler.
As for finding Ada Wong's biological sister, that was slightly more troublesome for Jiang Hao.
After all, he couldn't use Hong Meng in this world.
Otherwise, finding Ada Wong's biological sister would take Jiang Hao less than a second.
Hong Meng, as a celestial-level supercomputer, has computational power so terrifying that numbers can't express it.
Of course, troublesome doesn't mean impossible.
The assistant couldn't do it.
But Jiang Hao could use Qi perception to identify and locate Ada Wong's biological sister.
Since they are biological sisters, their bloodline genes are similar.
Jiang Hao could use this to lock onto those with bloodline genes similar to Ada Wong's, thus finding her biological sister.
Of course, the prerequisite is that the other person is still alive; if she's already dead,
then Jiang Hao can't do anything.
After all, Qi perception can only detect someone if that person still has Qi.
If a person is dead and has become mere bones,
where would Qi remain?
It would be impossible for Jiang Hao to sense her.
But Ada Wong's luck seemed good, because Jiang Hao sensed her sister's existence.
Then, Jiang Hao directly used micro-wormhole technology to bring Ada Wong there.
Although Ada Wong's sister is only four years younger, she is now thirty-four.
Ada Wong's sister is named Ning He—though that was her former name.
End of Chapter
