Mu Xiaoyao lowered his head and glanced at Baili Xia—how could he not know what this girl was scheming?
She was thinking that if she could use the blind spots of the monitors to get in, then even if he wasn't around, she could still come here to "explore" on her own.
But there's no way he would let her risk her life by coming here alone.
"There might be monitors you can't see. It's too risky."
"Don't you have a device to detect monitors?" Baili Xia tilted her head to look at him, her face full of innocent curiosity.
"If you give me the device, I could accurately locate every single monitor. Isn't that simple enough?"
Mu Xiaoyao shot her a glare. This little rascal—so she really was eyeing his device.
"No." He replied flatly.
"Why not?" The smile froze on her face, and Baili Xia chased after him: "Brother, why won't you give it to me?"
"I'm not in the mood." Since when does he need a reason? No is no.
"Brother…"
"Shut up. Do you want to alert the guards in this courtyard?"
