Chapter 360: Diluc: Don

"Don't worry, didn't you hear Boss Han say the trial card only lasts three minutes? As long as we can avoid it, we're fine."

Kaeya comforted him.

"Avoid it?"

Diluc fell into thought.

He remembered that in the manga One Piece, Logia-type fruits could not be hit by physical attacks.

His Mera Mera no Mi was a Logia-type fruit.

As long as he swallowed the Devil Fruit, the Doctor could never strike him.

And his trial card lasted a full twenty-four hours,

He could simply outlast the Doctor.

Thinking this, Diluc narrowed his eyes and said nothing more.

He simply sat down and kept staring at the counter.

"The Infinite Cannon of the Mechanical Evil Dragon Beast? I like this!"

A faint smile appeared on the Doctor's face.

The Mechanical Evil Dragon Beast was a Digimon stronger than Andromon.

Moreover, it was assembled from parts of many Modified-type Digimon.

Perhaps he could use this Infinite Cannon to develop even more powerful weapons.

"The only pity is that it only lasts three minutes."

The Doctor sighed.

"Let's go."

The Doctor gave the lady a cold glance.

Now that he had received his reward, there was no need to stay here.

He had already gathered the information he needed—he must return and write another letter to the Empress.

"I still have things to do here!"

The lady remained silent for a long moment before speaking.

Though the manga shop seemed peaceful now,

she knew that once she left the shop and stepped outside,

something would definitely happen.

She did not wish to be drawn into the conflict between Mondstadt and the Doctor.

It wasn't that she feared Mondstadt's side,

but because of the manga shop's existence.

To ensure she could continue reading manga here in peace, she did not want to strain her relationship with the Windwail Knights.

This situation was fine as it was.

Moreover, Boss Han had a good personal relationship with several female knights.

If a conflict broke out and they were hurt,

Xingxu Society might anger Boss Han—and that would be more trouble than it was worth.

So the Doctor's own affairs must be settled by the Doctor himself.