After Descending the Mountain, Seven Big Brothers Spoil Me

Chapter 939 Completed

Upon hearing this, Qin Xu was momentarily stunned.

After thinking carefully, he realized that his nephew indeed was not someone who could be easily bullied.

However, could a bookworm who had only known studying all his life really compete with Jing Bai?

The way Jing Bai had looked at him just now clearly showed interest.

And the way he unlocked the world was with the dissection knife in his hand.

He still felt uneasy.

Suddenly, he remembered something and hurriedly said, "Also, keep Zhouzhou away from him. Isn't she the one who's most afraid of being cut into pieces? Jing Bai is someone who can really make it happen!"

Hearing this, Qin Lie chuckled lightly and confidently replied, "No way."

"What do you mean, no way?" Qin Xu frowned, "Don't brush it off. If something really happens, we'll see how you handle it!"

Qin Lie shook his head, showing no signs of worry on his face.

His demeanor made Qin Xu even more anxious.

Was he indifferent to Zhouzhou? That didn't seem like him.

Naturally not.

Qin Lie just had more faith in Zhouzhou.

Zhouzhou was already strong, and after training martial arts with Ye Lingfeng for so long, she must be much tougher than before.

Moreover, Zhouzhou also knew medicine, so Jing Bai's poison might not even be effective on her.

If it came to a real fight, it was hard to say who would end up on the operating table.

In any case, it was unlikely to be his daughter.

In this round, he was betting Jing Bai out of the game.

At that moment, in the morgue, Zhouzhou watched as Jing Bai cut open the old man, and she couldn't help but let out a gasp, stealing a glance at Jing Bai.

His eyes showed no emotion, as if he was simply handling a piece of pork, which made Zhouzhou instinctively give him a thumbs-up.

Qin Dong glanced at Zhouzhou, seeing curiosity and admiration in her eyes, but not a hint of fear. This reassured him, and he didn't shift his focus from the old man.

Meanwhile, the old man floating in the air couldn't help but curse, "Where did you all come from? Why are you treating me like this? Do you believe I can get you all into trouble?"

"Nobody's responding to him; it's murder!"

Of course, no one cared. Then, the old man suddenly sat down on the ground, crying loudly, "My life is so miserable! I'm dead, and now I'm being cut open. Is there no justice in this world?"

Zhouzhou didn't want to pay him any mind, but he was making such a ruckus and stealing her lines that little chubby girl furrowed her brow and suddenly shouted, "Shut up!"

Her voice sounded especially clear in the silent morgue, causing Jing Bai to pause and look at her, then squint in the direction of her gaze.

But he saw no one.

He turned back to Zhouzhou and calmly asked, "Who are you talking to?"

It seemed he wasn't very familiar with the concept of conversation; each word came out slowly, sounding a bit awkward.

Zhouzhou was momentarily taken aback and wondered, "Brother, can't you see?"

Wasn't it said that he could talk to the dead? What was going on?

So, was there really someone there? Or rather... a ghost.

Could she see ghosts?

For a moment, Zhouzhou felt the way her brother looked at her had changed drastically. She rubbed her arms, which had goosebumps, and frowned slightly.

"Brother, please don't look at me like that. I'm scared."

"If I were scared, I wouldn't be able to stop myself from wanting to hit someone."

The little girl said this with complete seriousness, showing no sign of joking.

The way she had looked at him just now resembled someone she had just met.

No, it was even scarier than that.

Zhouzhou thought that the person lying on the bed was now her, and he was about to open her belly to examine her.

Thinking of this, Zhouzhou clenched her small fists even tighter.

Jing Bai also seemed to have thought of something and didn't look at Zhouzhou again, refocusing his gaze on the old man, continuing his work.

Zhouzhou let out a slight sigh of relief; she didn't want to hit her brother. She thought he was quite interesting.

Qin Dong knew Zhouzhou's abilities and didn't explain, watching quietly.

Zhouzhou's gaze turned back.

She saw Jing Bai had cut open the old man, and his internal organs were visibly exposed.

Zhouzhou carefully identified them: this was the lung, this was the liver, and this was the heart...

When she saw the heart, Zhouzhou suddenly paused. She climbed up on the bed, leaning over the edge to see more clearly.

Seeing this, Jing Bai glanced at her but said nothing.

Zhouzhou stretched out her small fist, furrowing her brow in confusion, "Isn't this heart a bit too big?"

She remembered that a normal person's heart wasn't this large.

"Yes," Qin Dong nodded.

He had been to many crime scenes and seen many deceased's internal organs; this heart was indeed larger than a normal person's.

It remained to be seen whether the heart had enlarged due to an underlying disease or something else.

Unfortunately, he was already dead and had no pulse; otherwise, they could have taken his pulse to figure it out.

She furrowed her small brows, feeling somewhat helpless.

Jing Bai, however, calmly drew a tube of blood for testing.

Without saying a word, he turned to leave, with Zhouzhou and Qin Dong hurriedly following behind.

At one point, Zhouzhou suddenly stopped and asked the old man, "Grandpa, does your heart have any problems?"

Jing Bai paused his steps, turning his head to look at her. Zhouzhou was speaking to the air, and he immediately understood.

His guess had indeed been correct.

She could see things that ordinary people could not.

Feeling a dangerous gaze, Zhouzhou shivered and quickly turned her head, only to see Jing Bai's expression completely unruffled, his eyes fixated on her, as if he had caught her in the act.

Zhouzhou was taken aback. She felt as though the knife in his hand was already aimed at her!

Just as she was contemplating whether to hit him, the door suddenly opened.

Qin Xu came in and asked, "How is it? Is it done?"

Zhouzhou finally breathed a sigh of relief, loosening her tightly clenched fists slightly. She hurried over to him, hugging his leg tightly.

"All done, second uncle! This grandpa's heart has enlarged, so that's why he died."

As she spoke, she discreetly glanced over at Jing Bai, looking on guard.

Meanwhile, Jing Bai was staring at her, his gaze filled with unprecedented interest.

Seeing this, Qin Xu's heart sank.

He knew it!

He quickly pulled Zhouzhou behind him for protection, feigning a calm expression, "In that case, let's go check what caused his heart to enlarge."

After saying this, he pulled Zhouzhou out the door.

He only stopped after pulling the little girl to a corner, saying, "Zhouzhou, keep your distance from Jing Bai."

"Second uncle, who is Jing Bai?" Zhouzhou asked in confusion.

"The forensic doctor."

Zhouzhou instinctively turned her head to look, just in time to see Jing Bai also walking out, and he was looking at her.

No, to be precise, his gaze hadn't left her since just now.

Zhouzhou immediately hugged her little head, her small face tense and anxious, "Second uncle, I feel like he wants to turn me into pieces of little girl!"