Chapter 1783: Black Pupil: Sister, about the assassin thing

"So... we're on the side of good?"

Nan Qinli's eyes instantly lit up.

As a girl, she naturally harbored fantasies and dreams.

Facing a mission to protect the world—and knowing their side was the righteous one—she became utterly exhilarated.

"No,"

Su Han shook his head, outright denying it, "we've never considered ourselves righteous."

"There are plenty of villains in the Guild too—or people who don't value human life... everyone has their own stance."

"We protect the world; some do it for profit, others out of inner justice."

Su Han let out a quiet sigh and said no more on the matter.

After a moment of silence, Nan Qinli nodded, asking no further questions; from Su Han's words, she sensed something deeply complicated.

Though she didn't ask, Nan Qinli decided to gradually uncover the Guild's true nature over time.

Stay long enough, and you'll eventually understand what the Guild is really like.

As they talked, they arrived at Su Han's villa in World One.

"You're home."

Nan Qinli politely stopped, gave a slight nod, and prepared to take her leave.

But Su Han stopped her, "If you want to come in, come in."

"... Is that really appropriate?"

Nan Qinli froze for a moment, then her eyes flickered with delight—and unease.

Strictly speaking, Su Han had saved her, and she trusted him deeply.

But they hadn't known each other long.

To suddenly enter the home of someone she barely knew—especially someone as magnetically attractive as Su Han—made it hard for Nan Qinli to stay calm.

"It's fine. We're friends."

Su Han smiled and swung the door open, "Raimu, I'm back."

Inside the house, the first thing Su Han saw was Chitose and Kuroko, curled up on the sofa, frantically pounding on their gaming keyboards.

They appeared calm on the surface—unless you noticed their fingers hammering the keys and the battle raging on-screen at full intensity—making it seem as if they were simply reading books.