Tomb Raiding: The Little Girl Who Went Missing from the Wu Family Is Back

Wu Sui'an is Wu Erbai’s biological daughter, missing for many years.

When she was young, she was secretly sent abroad for her protection, but fell into the hands of a human experimentation organization along the way. Years of drugs, hypnosis, and neurological experiments left her mind permanently trapped at the age of five.

At last, the long-overdue System found its Host.

After reading the experiment records, the System both filed a complaint above its pay grade and wrangled compensation from the main System: toxin resistance, an affinity with all living things, and a little treasure box that could always produce whatever the little girl needed.

Then it sent Sui Sui to Tamutuo.

In the desert, Wu Xie woke from unconsciousness to find half a bottle of water, a melted fruit candy, and a little girl hiding behind a sand dune.

She clutched the Wu family’s old silver lock and asked cautiously,

“Do you know Wu Xie?”

Wu Xie pointed at himself. “That’s me.”

But the little girl immediately backed away. “You’re lying. Brother Wu Xie is seventeen this year.”

Later, a crested snake brought her gifts, corpse beetles went around her, and the desert camels all fought for the chance to carry her. The Iron Triangle was busy exploring tombs, Wu Erbai was busy learning to be a father, and the System was busy filing family observation reports.

And the test subject once labeled A-017 finally had a new name.

Wu, from the Wu family, and Sui'an, wishing her peace year after year.