"It's so hot, I'm dying from the heat!"
Agatha, who was sleeping soundly, was abruptly awakened by the scorching heat surpassing her tolerance level.
Metal is resistant to high temperatures, but the dry heat was not solely a matter of temperature; it felt more as if some kind of intense light was shining on her body, causing a heartburn-like sensation.
When she opened her eyes, the entire room was filled with scalding steam, and the temperature in the living room was nearing 100°C.
"Luo Di?"
Agatha unzipped her Monk's leather jacket in the middle, rarely taking it off—more accurately, she detached it from herself.
Small steel tubes with the thickness of a pinky finger were embedded inside the jacket, mostly concentrated in the back area, deeply inserted into Agatha's body, and now being pulled out one by one.
The metallic surface inside the jacket was drenched with perspiration, Agatha walked barefoot to the bedroom, where the source of the heat was located.
