Cannon fodder in the Interstellar

Ruo Manni “saw” the reaction of Aoi Dan when she met Hua Deli, and felt that she was indeed a brainless person. In her previous life, she ruined her entire life for this man, and now, having lived again, she was still focused on Hua Deli.

Was a silent, expressionless man really that attractive? He wasn’t even that good-looking, so why did she keep making such foolish decisions for him?

To provoke Aoi Dan, when Hua Deli and Dean Atchison, two of the most talked-about boys, came over to greet Ruo Manni, she deliberately spoke a few extra words with Hua Deli. Of course, to avoid misunderstandings, their conversation was about Mina-Olli.

Sure enough, Ruo Manni “saw” Aoi Dan unable to hide the ferocity on her face, making the girl standing next to her instinctively take a step back in fear.

Ruo Manni felt quite satisfied; Aoi Dan’s outburst had already left an impression on her classmates.

But the real surprise was yet to come. Ruo Manni thought to herself, wondering how Aoi Dan would react when she saw the Second Prince.

Just as she thought of this, the Second Prince, tall, handsome, and exuding nobility, appeared and attracted everyone’s attention.

Ruomanni “saw” Aoi Dan turn pale, her eyes looking at the Second Prince as if she had seen a ghost, catching the attention of several of her male and female classmates around her, all of whom showed fearful expressions.

Ruo Manni found this quite amusing; she felt Aoi Dan’s expressions were absolutely priceless and could entertain her for at least two months.

While immersed in the joy of “watching the show,” Ruo Manni completely failed to notice that the much-admired Second Prince had walked directly up to her side and was talking to her.

Ruo Manni was still pulled back to reality by Mina-Olli’s tug before she finally snapped out of it, quickly offering the Second Prince a polite smile. “Ah, I’m sorry, I was lost in thought just now and didn’t react in time.”

To others, it seemed that this girl had quite the attitude, treating even the prince with indifference, taking a while to respond.

Aoi Dan, on the other hand, was almost gasping for breath. What was going on? Why was the Second Prince here at this moment?

Moreover, the sixteen-year-old Second Prince had already reached the initial level of a fifth-grade martial artist, faster than the record set by the First Prince, who had only advanced to a fifth-grade martial artist at the age of twenty.

Aoi Dan clearly remembered that in her previous life, the Second Prince had not qualified to enter the Xuan Gu First Military Academy, and by the time of her death, he was still a fourth-grade martial artist.

The differences in Ruo Manni’s life this time were entirely due to her own actions, and Aoi Dan was very clear about this; that’s why she was never afraid of Ruo Manni.

But what was going on with the Second Prince? Why was he experiencing such a significant change? It was as if he had become a different person. Was it possible… that he was also like her?

As Aoi Dan was staring intently at the Second Prince, wishing to see through him completely, he suddenly turned his head and cast a glance at her, devoid of any emotion.

However, Aoi Dan felt a killing intent in the Second Prince’s gaze, and the hairs on the back of her neck instantly stood up. She immediately averted her eyes, no longer daring to look in that direction.

The Second Prince’s gaze was truly terrifying; he looked at her as if she were an ant, filled with disdain and a killing intent. This was definitely not the look of someone observing a stranger; it seemed that the Second Prince recognized her.

In her previous life, Aoi Dan had indeed known the Second Prince, and there had been conflicts between them due to Hua Deli. At that time, the Second Prince was in a hostile relationship with Hua Deli.

Now, in this life, she had only just arrived at Imperial Star two days ago, and she hadn’t had time to “get acquainted” with these people.

So the Second Prince was definitely no longer the same as before; if he were a reborn person, had he discovered the differences between his current life and his past one?

Aoi Dan broke out in a cold sweat at this speculation. The Second Prince was not like Hua Deli, who was upright and gentlemanly. In her previous life, as a playboy, the Second Prince had dared to oppose the Crown Prince.

Now that the Second Prince had such a high level of cultivation, his power would only grow stronger. Once he confirmed that he was also a reborn person, he might very well want to kill her. For the Second Prince, eliminating her would be as easy as crushing an ant.

Originally, Aoi Dan had planned to use her “prophetic” ability to have a wonderful chance encounter with Hua Deli today. But with the sudden appearance of the Second Prince, a significant variable, she was now too terrified to entertain that idea.

The Second Prince and Hua Deli were cousins, and Aoi Dan was unsure whether the Second Prince would leave with Hua Deli after the meeting. She was afraid; she didn’t want to encounter the Second Prince at all, lest he confirm that he was a reborn person…

Despite her fear, Aoi Dan couldn’t help but pay attention to that group of remarkably outstanding individuals.

She saw Ruo Manni standing so at ease among the excellent young men, chatting amicably with them. There was no trace of the scorn Aoi Dan had imagined she would face from these elite young men because of her birth and background. Instead, she stood shoulder to shoulder with them, fully integrated into their group.

Seeing this scene, Aoi Dan felt her eyes welling up with blood again. Her class was located far away from the elite class, and with everyone facing away from her, she couldn’t hear the words Ruo Manni was saying. Since she couldn’t see the Second Prince’s lips, she also didn’t “see” what he was saying to Ruo Manni.

However, the Second Prince took the initiative to approach Ruo Manni and later stood behind her, which still made Aoi Dan believe that Ruo Manni had climbed high to be with the Second Prince. This thought filled her with a mix of envy and hatred.

In this life, the Second Prince’s demeanor was completely different from his previous life. In this world, both in appearance and background, as well as cultivation, the Second Prince overshadowed Hua Deli completely. Hua Deli stood beside the Second Prince, but his charm was entirely eclipsed.

While Aoi Dan was “entertaining herself,” Ruo Manni had lost the mood to “observe” her.

This was because Ruo Manni was quite angry. Just moments ago, the Second Prince had walked up to her to say, “I read about your glorious past yesterday. Why are you so stupid? You bought what they were trying to sell you just because they flattered you. Luckily, you didn’t die; otherwise, it would have been such a waste. I guess this is what they call a foolish person having foolish fortune.”

Damn it! The hot-blooded Ruo Manni gritted her teeth, wanting to test the consequences of beating up a prince.

If she hadn’t remembered that she couldn’t beat him, she would only end up worse off if she rushed at him. If it weren’t for Mina-Olli, who had begun to understand her, instinctively gripping her hand tightly upon hearing the Second Prince’s words, Ruo Manni would have likely rushed at him and publicly smacked the prince’s face.

“Cousin Hebrew, it’s too much to talk to a girl like that,” Hua Deli couldn’t help but interject.

Having heard the Second Prince’s comment, Hua Deli felt that, although it might have been true, Hebrew Adam shouldn’t have said such things about someone else, especially considering Ruo Manni’s special circumstances at that moment.

Seeing the sparks of anger in Ruo Manni’s eyes, like an angry little cat eager to pounce on him, the Second Prince finally realized that he had accidentally showcased his mocking nature.

“I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have said that. My intention was just to hope that you wouldn’t be so gullible in the future.”