Who hid My Corpse!

Breathing was held intentionally or unintentionally.

The one reading was naturally Hewinia.

She had sensed earlier that Bai Wei would occasionally leave her body, even when he was not sealed.

And when Bai Wei left, he couldn't "monitor" Hewinia.

Hence, Hewinia knew she had to make good use of this time to do things that Bai Wei shouldn't know about.

Like... now.

What Hewinia was currently flipping through was the ancient book fetched from the library yesterday, containing information about "Visas."

To deal with this troublesome entity inside her, she at least needed to know who he really was.

So, today she had purposefully pretended to be very tired, waiting for the night to fall asleep without arousing Bai Wei's suspicion, gambling that Bai Wei would leave her body to do something else at this time.

And indeed, her gamble proved right.

She truly felt Bai Wei's departure, and he had been gone for quite some time.

But she couldn't feel happy about it.

Because only now did she understand what it was that resided in her body.

Although the ancient book didn't contain much about Visas, phrases like "enemy of the All Gods," "a god-slayer from ancient times," and "the most vicious Evil God" deeply shocked Hewinia, who had only a year of education.

In short, she had thought that Visas was just a bit of an annoying Evil entity.

But now, she knew it was not just some Evil entity.

...It was an Evil God.

Because she only had a year of theological education, Hewinia knew very little about the outside world; she knew the most powerful entity to be the Holy Sound Master.

Does this mean Visas was at least on the same level as the Holy Sound Master?

Hewinia subconsciously thought it impossible, considering the Holy Sound Master had founded the Holy Sound Church with millions of followers, while Visas, not to speak of followers, probably had only a few hundred Corpse Blocks left—these two shouldn't be on the same level.

But then again, having been divided into who knows how many parts and still living well does affirm that he wasn't some simple entity.

...But in his current state, could he really still be considered alive?

According to the book, the soul of Visas had been extinguished a thousand years ago, leaving only his Undying Immortal body in this world.

Reading this, Hewinia squinted her eyes unwittingly.

According to the book, if the soul of Visas no longer existed, what then, was this Visas inside her body?

So, either the ancient book's recordings were erroneous, or... was he really Visas?

Was she really, truly Hewinia?

This thought had just surfaced in Hewinia's mind, and before she could ponder further, she suddenly felt something swiftly returning to her body.

Her pupils tightened slightly, thinking "oh no, too slow," and she immediately closed the ancient book and picked up another textbook.

As she just spread open the book, she heard Bai Wei speak with a hint of surprise, "Oh? Why did you suddenly wake up?"

Hewinia struggled to maintain calm and replied, "Couldn't sleep. Maybe my daily routine has been thrown off. Guess it's not yet time to sleep."

"That so."

"And what about you, Visas... Sir?"

Hewinia decided to seize back the initiative, although the moment she recalled the descriptions of Visas in that ancient book, she momentarily hesitated whether to continue addressing Visas as 'sir,' but this doubt lasted less than a second. Because no matter if Visas was as depicted in the ancient book, or even if he really was Visas, changing how she addressed him would arouse his suspicion.

"What is it?"

"You were away from my body just now," said Hewinia, "I tried calling you, but there was no response... which means you don't have to stay inside my body, right?"

Bai Wei laughed, "Even if the house is nice, one has to go out, right?"

"So you consider me your house?"

"If possible, I would rather have you as my score."

"I'm sorry, but I don't think that way," Hewinia politely declined.

In these few exchanges, she had completely returned to her earlier state, confident that Bai Wei wouldn't detect any flaws.

Then she heard Bai Wei say slowly, "Is that so… By the way, your book is upside down."

Hewinia unconsciously looked down and realized the book she hastily picked up to cover up was indeed upside down.

In that moment, Hewinia felt as if her face was on fire.

Yet she remained composed, "No wonder I couldn't understand it. Thank you for pointing that out, Visas Sir."

She then leisurely flipped the book right side up, not showing any embarrassment, fully maintaining her dignity as a young lady.

Since it had come to this, she no longer intended to continue reading and stood up, putting on her clothes to go out.

Since she had returned earlier, it was only around nine or ten o'clock, so Hewinia decided to go downstairs to eat something, as there were snacks available in the girls' dormitory.

But more importantly... staying here was indeed a bit awkward.

To be honest, since becoming Hewinia, she rarely "messed up;" after all, "messing up" implied danger, but she had done so more than once in front of Bai Wei, which made Hewinia feel helpless, thinking it was too reckless to live in someone else's body.