She thought for a moment and intentionally consoled Ke Lian and Mo Feng: "As the saying goes, if you use someone, don't doubt them; if you doubt someone, don't use them. It's normal for you as commanders to trust your soldiers, so you shouldn't feel guilty about it."
Du Xixi's words were naturally reasonable. After listening to her, Ke Lian and Mo Feng did feel a bit more at ease, but still found it difficult to accept the reality of being betrayed.
Seeing the lingering gloom on Ke Lian and Mo Feng's faces, Du Xixi sighed silently in her heart. She knew that Ke Lian and Mo Feng needed to work through this on their own, so she chose not to comfort them further, instead subtly changing the topic to lighten the mood.
Yet soon after, Ke Lian began to feel fatigued, clearly about to fall back into a coma. He didn't care about the few bystanders, clasping Du Xixi's hand tightly, and softly said, "Xixi, don't wear yourself out, take a good rest…"
