When Su Nan had nothing to do, aside from daydreaming, she would write things down. Time was merciless; even memories that seemed etched into one's bones would gradually fade with its passage. So Su Nan recorded the things she considered important, while Bai quietly kept her company at her side.
At the time, Bai was merely a snake demon and did not think so deeply about such matters. For her, a peaceful life was enough.
Big Sister seemed rather poor, yet she never deliberately gathered rare spirit herbs or other things. Only when she had no other choice would she take the gems and similar items Bai had found to the human world and exchange them for daily necessities.
Bai only understood these things later.
Time always passed quickly in a peaceful life, and in the blink of an eye, several decades of spring and autumn had gone by.
Just as Big Sister had said, she had not changed at all. Bai, however, had grown considerably, her body nearly a hundred meters long. One day, after consuming a special spirit herb Su Nan had brought back, she felt herself about to undergo a transformation, though she was still far from the Dao Inquiry realm.
Under normal circumstances, ordinary demon beasts needed at least the Dao Inquiry realm to master the ability to take human form. Naturally, special circumstances could not be judged by ordinary principles.
Bai's human form resembled Su Nan somewhat, except she was much shorter.
Only one and a half meters tall.
When she had first discovered this, Bai had been depressed for a long time. Why was she so short? With Su Nan's comfort, she could only accept the fact. Besides, her original form was nearly a hundred meters long, so there was no need to fuss