Chapter 721: Intermediate Observation Haki Plus Armament Haki Equals Provisional Admiral

The expressions on the sisters' faces became incredibly complex; they exchanged glances.

It sounded like they'd heard something extraordinary—wait, would this make them offend Coach Ram, and then get subjected to even harsher training? After thinking it over, Chi Tong swallowed hard.

Even though Chi Tong had seen much, having witnessed the darkness of human hearts in the imperial capital, she had to admit one thing.

When Ram trains people, she is truly a demon.

Ram's training is truly hell.

Ram froze, her cheeks flushing crimson; she turned to glare fiercely at Lei Mu, then turned back to Su Han, looking flustered.

"So this is how Ram has been missing me these past days!"

Su Han regarded Ram with a playful expression.

Yet, Su Han himself felt a faint oddness in his heart.

He had never before seen Ram so flustered, so shy.

He chuckled silently, without hesitation, stepped forward, wrapped his arm around Ram, and bit down on her lips.

Ram's pupils dilated slightly, then her tense body relaxed; her eyes held a trace of helplessness.

Chi Tong: "......"

Hei Tong: "......"

The two sisters let out a long sigh.

They exchanged another glance.

Why had they even followed Ram and Lei Mu into Su Han's room, only to be fed dog food by Su Han and Ram? Compared to Chi Tong and Hei Tong, Lei Mu was far calmer at the sight, her eyes flickering faintly with something inexplicable.

After a long while, Ram gently pushed Su Han away, took a deep breath, and calmed her emotions.

Then, she lifted her skirt hem and bowed to Su Han.

"I'm sorry, Master. It's just that your absence this time was far too long."

"I missed you a little."

"So my emotions got out of control!"

Su Han paused for a moment, then smiled. "It's fine. I understand."

"But this time is an exception. Don't overthink it."

Ram nodded at Su Han and hurriedly left.

Lei Mu also bowed to Su Han, then departed.

As for Chi Tong and Hei Tong, they exchanged glances but said nothing.

They too withdrew.

The room was instantly left with only Su Han alone.

Su Han raised an eyebrow but said nothing.

In the flick of his palm, the supercomputer appeared in his hand.

"Ding! Source code JARVIS detected... JARVIS program too outdated! Upgrading now."

JARVIS's voice emerged from the supercomputer.

After a long silence, JARVIS's calm voice spoke: "System upgrade complete. Reboot complete. Mr. JARVIS is at your service."

Su Han casually shoved the supercomputer into the corner.

Because it used an energy system similar to Iron Man's armor, the supercomputer could operate for over a year without external power.

"What changes did you gain after the upgrade?"

Su Han asked casually.

"After upgrading, my processing speed is faster and my infiltration range is broader."

"Moreover, if you require it, I can shrink one of my subprograms into the size of a watch."

"And follow you wherever you go."

Hearing the first part, Su Han raised an eyebrow, unimpressed.

But upon hearing the last sentence, his expression subtly changed.

His fingers lightly tapped the table.

He nodded thoughtfully.

"...... Is that so?"

The previous functions meant little to Su Han.

After all, even the outdated version of JARVIS could effortlessly infiltrate every network in the real world and overwhelm them.

But the final function would greatly aid him.

If JARVIS could accompany him as a watch, then in future missions requiring entry into other worlds—

As long as it was a modern society with a network, JARVIS would inevitably provide him immense help.

"...... Then where is the watch that can carry your subprogram?"

Su Han asked softly.

"Mr. JARVIS, it is beneath the supercomputer's casing."

JARVIS's voice remained calm. "Mr. Stark has already prepared it for you."

Su Han paused, then swept his Perception Qi over the device—immediately, he sensed a watch beneath the supercomputer, its surface radiating a mechanical sheen.

Without hesitation, he pulled it out, examined it, then fastened it onto his wrist.

"Tony, in this regard, is... surprisingly thoughtful."

He flexed his wrist and suddenly smiled.

After a moment's thought, Su Han returned to the balcony, sat in the wicker chair, closed his eyes, and entered the chatroom.

Miss Xia Shizi: "My old book! It's… that… fantasy characters fighting wildly in the real world—officially finished! I feel a bit complicated right now."