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Ihe lighthouse.
The fme in the ter burned fiercely, and Su An, who had just woken up, was hiding alone in the er, his tall frame curled into a ball. His body was covered in bandages, and marks from the bindings were everywhere.
Fortunately, he wasn’t very sensitive to pain.
Even the huge cw marks on his abdomen, just below his ribs, only caused him to furrow his brow slightly.
He kept his head low, occasionally gng toward the half-open stone door.
He was waiting for Su Xiaoxiao.
Before leaving, his sister had whispered in his ear that she would be back soon.
In Su An’s world, there were only two kinds of people: his sister, and everyone else.
She was his only family.
She was also the only person who uood him.
They even had a set of uniethods that outsiders couldn’t prehend. trary to the impression others had of him as foolish, only his sister knew how extraordinary her brother truly was.
He possessed a unique ability that others couldn’t imagine.
Empathy.
But not the simple, human-to-humahy.
He could empathize with any living thing, diving deep into their feelings to uand them, their situation, and their state of mind at that moment.
Whether the other was a fierce tiger or an inspicuous wild grass on the roadside.
Su Xiaoxiao had discovered her brother's ability by act.
When he was very young, Su Xiaoxiao had taken him to an o park to watch a dolphin show. The whole performance was lively aing, but after the show, Su Xiaoxiao suddenly realized that her seemingly dumb brother was actually g.
At that time, he could still express some disjointed sentences. He cried and told her, “Sister… those big fish are so pitiful, they’re still hungry.”
In another instance, Su An carefully picked up a flower that he had actally stepped on, very seriously telling himself, “It got scared and hurt.”
The most thrilling i happe the zoo.
Su Xiaoxiao wasn’t paying attention for a moment, and her brother, Su An, fell into the tiger enclosure. Immediately, several tigers surrounded him.
But they didn’t attatil a rge tiger, full of power, approached from afar. Its muscles in the fs looked like they were about to explode.
This tiger was clearly the leader of the pack.
If not for the visitors and staff desperately trying to stop her, Su Xiaoxiao, with reddened eyes, almost jumped in.
But surprisingly, this fierce beast froze when it neared Su An. Then, everyone present witnessed an unbelievable se.
The seven ht-year-old Su An wobbled toward the tiger and treated it like a domestic cat. First, he scratched its ears, then patted its head.
In the sed, the tiger s head forward and actually pressed its massive head into Su An's arms, rubbing against him while making a sound simir to human sobbing.
Afterward, while sitting in the back of the car on the way back to the vil with his sister, Su An finally spoke. “Sister, that big cat said this wasn’t its home.” He lowered his head, ping his fingers, and in a very soft voice added, “It said it wants to go home.”
It was at this moment that Su Xiaoxiao finally realized that her brother wasn’t the useless person others thought he was, but rather someoirely beyond their prehension.
Iime that followed, Su Xiaoxiao tried to uand the world her brother saw in her own way, gradually realizing that, in his eyes, everything didn’t look the same as it did in hers.
What he saw seemed more like the "essence".
This term was something Su Xiaoxiao had applied based on her uanding. Su An would assign plex and bizarre o things he was ied in, like his drinking cup or the potted pnts on the windowsill.
Su Xiaoxiao once even sought out a cryptographer to decipher the numbers her brother used to describe the world, but in the end, they failed.
Before leaving, the cryptographer subtly hihat the numbers her brother arranged were chaotic logical behaviors without scious iion and held no actual meaning, so there was nothing to decode.
But Su Xiaoxiao didn’t take it to heart. After giving the cryptographer some money, she had the butler escort him out.
By this point, she had already noticed that her brother’s perception of people was alse.
In his subscious, he would categorize everyone in a way simir to colors.
The depth of the color varied.
For example, Su Xiaoxiao tested this with different people. A newborn baby, in Su An’s judgment, ure white. As a person grew older and gained more experiehe color would deepen.
The family’s servant was white, while the butler was white with a slight grey tint.
Su Xiaoxiao even brought a murderer, someoh multiple lives on his sce, to see how her brother would judge him. In Su An’s eyes, the murderer appeared a faint red.
Su Xiaoxiao boldly guessed that the purer and simpler a person was, the lighter their color appeared. The more plicated and dangerous a person was, the deeper the color in her brother’s perception.
From white to red, the deeper the color, the more she had to be cautious.
And this ability was incredibly useful in nightmares. It could be said to fun as a human radar, capable of seeing through any disguise.
No matter how well you disguised yourself, how natural, i, or pure you seemed, it would all be useless in Su An’s eyes.
The only downside was that, due to some issues in expression, Su Xiaoxiao couldn’t fully uand her brother’s descriptions. Moreover, her brother’s abilities ofteed problems in tasks that even she couldn’t grasp.
Like with this old woman.
When they first met, Su Xiaoxiao hio her brother to iigate her. At that time, the old peared as white with a slight grey tint in Su An’s eyes, much like the butler.
But a moment ter, her brave a pletely different ahe old woman had turned from white with grey to pure white.
No, acc to Su An, it was even more than pure white… it was… colorless?
Her brother’s judgment on a baby ure white. Could this old woman be worse than a baby?
She couldn’t uand.
The motorcycle girl was white with a grey tint, the rock-climber Liang Long was white with a hint of red, and then there was Ran, who was aremely rare deep crimson!
This result shocked Su Xiaoxiao.
She had never seen anything like it. But based on her sources, she learned some information about nightmares and the pyers involved in them.
There was the name of an anization.
It was called Deep Crimson.
The people within it referred to themselves as disciples.
Due to survivor bias, very few people knew about the existence of this anization, but those who had entered them and survived all gave eerily sistent evaluations.
Madmen!
(End of the Chapter)
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