After Having Everything Taken Away, She Returns As A God

Chapter 1052: Shaking the Examination Room, the Eldest Miss of the In Family, Talent Disappeared! (2)

Si Fuqing remained expressionless. “We’ll talk about it when you grow up.”

She still had to find matches for her senior brothers and sisters first.

Lu Xingci, slightly disappointed, muttered under his breath, “But I’m already sixteen!”

Lu Xingheng clung to Lu Xingci’s shoulder, hoping to use his smaller frame to shield his own tall body from view.

But there was no way Yu Tang would miss him.

Lu Xingci’s eyes darted mischievously as he loudly proclaimed, “Sister Tangtang, my brother talks bad about you all the time at home.”

Yu Tang, enraged, demanded, “What does he say about me?”

“He calls you a foolish beauty,” Lu Xingci betrayed his brother without hesitation. “He also says it’s tiring to take care of you, but sometimes it’s worth it because you’re kind of cute.”

Yu Tang immediately zeroed in on the word “foolish,” leaping up to grab Lu Xingheng’s ear, furious. “You’re done for!”

Lu Xingheng was speechless.

What he said was perfectly accurate.

How could someone only hear a third of what was said?

“That’s enough,” Yu Xiheng interjected, “Yu Tang.”

“Hmph, I’ll forgive you this time,” Yu Tang said, clapping her hands and pulling out a palm-sized robotic dog from her bag. “I made you an electronic dog. It has tons of features to keep you company when you’re bored.”

Lu Xingheng stared at the electronic dog for three seconds, then resignedly accepted it.

Little Bai was curious.

Was this dog modeled after it?

Si Fuqing said, “Brother Nine, I’ll call my grandmato join us for dinner.”

Yu Xiheng nodded. “Mhmm.”

Hearing this, Lu Xingheng raised an eyebrow.

During the filming of “The Birth of an Employee”, he had heard from the director about Si Fuqing’s family background—her parents had passed away, and she lived with her uncle and aunt’s family.

So where did this grandma suddenly come from?

He was quite curious to know who Si Fuqing’s grandma was.

**

Meanwhile, Old Madam In received Si Fuqing’s message and, without any delay, set off with In Qiushi.

Just as they stepped out of their room, they encountered In Yunxi, who was accompanied by her bodyguards.

“Where are you headed, Old Madam?” In Yunxi asked, concerned. “You had an energy surge recently. If it happens again, it’ll be hard for me to reach you if I’m not by your side.”

In Qiushi smiled and replied, “Miss Yunxi, Old Madam’s health has improved significantly. We’re just going out for a meal; it’s nothing to worry about.”@@novelbin@@

At this, In Yunxi couldn’t really stop them. She nodded, saying, “Alright, but call me if anything happens.”

Old Madam In nodded in acknowledgment before leaving with In Qiushi.

In Yunxi watched them disappear, deep in thought.

“Miss, why are you so polite to them?” one of the bodyguards grumbled. “You’re the eldest miss, yet In Qiushi, just a servant, never shows you the same respect. Does he still think those two will come back to life?”

In Yunxi shot him a sharp look. “Keep comments like that to yourself when you’re with me. If they spread, I won’t be able to protect you.”

The bodyguard fell silent.

In Yunxi then sat down in the living room. “The results for the international joint examinatino will be out tomorrow, followed by interviews the day after. I have no plans for the next two days. Have you managed to contact the alliance young master?”

“Yes, Miss. I also heard some news—Young Master Chris has been searching for someone these past few years,” the bodyguard reported. “It’s his savior, a woman, but we don’t know much more than that.”

In Yunxi was surprised. “Another evolved being with powers similar to mine?”

For someone to reach Class S as an evolved being, bloodline purity was crucial. While an evolved being’s ability might not be unique, it was rare for another to share such powers.

In Yunxi’s healing abilities were noted as singular in the Evolved Being Alliance’s records.

“This isn’t clear,” the bodyguard replied, shaking his head. “We can try to gather more information later.”

In Yunxi nodded. “Have the hotel send dinner to my room.”

The bodyguard acknowledged the order and went to make the arrangements.

**

At 6:10 PM, the international joint examination was still underway. Though some had finished early, they were in the minority.

This year’s exam was particularly challenging, especially the biochemistry section, which featured new question types that had not appeared in previous years. The students were racking their brains trying to solve them.

Ji Qingwei, however, had stopped writing. She stared blankly at the two pages of unanswered questions, beads of cold sweat forming on her forehead.

The invigilator noticed that she hadn’t moved her pen for a long time but was just sitting there, motionless, and he felt concerned. He approached her and asked gently, “Do you need to submit your exam?”

Ji Qingwei remained in a daze, not responding, her face growing increasingly pale.

The invigilator glanced at her paper.

Half of the questions were left unanswered. The empty spaces didn’t even have the most basic steps or formulas filled in.

It dawned on him then—she was likely too frightened by the difficulty of the exam to even speak.

In his many years of invigilating the international joint examination, he had seen this happen often. Some students even lost their minds in the process, which was why ambulances were always on standby outside the exam hall.

“Do you need to rest?” the invigilator asked with concern. “If you really can’t answer the questions, don’t push yourself too hard. Your health is more important.”

He observed that this student from the Great Xia Empire looked so frail, as if she might faint at any moment.

Ji Qingwei’s lips trembled, and she finally managed to utter a sound. “I…”

As soon as she spoke, a spurt of blood erupted from her mouth.

The student sitting in front of her, unable to avoid it, screamed, “What’s wrong with you?”

The invigilator was equally shocked and immediately called for medical assistance.

He had seen students faint before, but this was the first time he’d witnessed one vomiting blood.

Ji Qingwei remained motionless, completely consumed by panic.

It wasn’t that she didn’t want to answer the questions—she simply couldn’t.

Because, just an hour and forty minutes into the exam, her mind had suddenly gone blank.

It felt as though an invisible hand had swiftly erased all the knowledge she possessed.

Leaving nothing behind.