Before Yu Sheng completely forgot the rapid sequence of information he had just heard, he blurted it all out in one go, nearly biting his tongue in the process.
The entire ordeal seemed to rely solely on instinct and a fleeting memory.
After finishing, Little Red Hat looked at him blankly and uttered a confused “Ah?” which left him feeling worse than he had before.
Fortunately, Little Red Hat quickly fished out a recording pen from her pocket.
“It’s a good habit to carry a recording device that’s on 24/7—don’t use the phones from the Special Operations Bureau, they drain too fast; just a simple recording pen is enough,” Little Red Hat said while operating it. “In unfamiliar lands, unexpected situations will arise, and your focus won’t always be reliable. Having a recording device allows you to replay things whenever you need to.”
After a slight noise, the recording pin played back the flurry of information Yu Sheng had just summarized.
Little Red Hat, Erin, and Hu Li all looked up in unison, their expressions a mix of confusion, surprise, and curiosity directed at Yu Sheng.
Hu Li was the first to speak: “Benefactor, this is…”