I felt that deciding to keep that idiot fox at home had been a colossal mistake. Free-loading was one thing; there were already plenty of freeloaders in this house, so one more nine-tailed husky made little difference. But someone who could keep causing trouble every three days while freeloading was simply intolerable. I just couldn't understand it—how could letting her sun herself in the Parking Lot cause trouble too?
By the time the three of us reached the Parking Lot, Fox Immortal Lord was still sprawled lazily on the ground, trying hard to pass herself off as a vehicle. But her tail, which had originally been curled beside her, had completely crossed the line. Her nine tails occupied two adjacent parking spaces and an entire lane behind her. Her stretched-out tails were even bigger than her body. A young man in a blue vest stood three meters in front of Fox Immortal Lord, sweating profusely and gesturing as if trying to communicate with her. But who was Fox Immortal Lord? She was the sort who strutted sideways through every pet center and child-and-elder welfare institution in Shadow City. How could a mere parking attendant order her around? She held her own Parking Card in her mouth and ignored him completely.
The instant Sandora, Lin Xue, and I appeared in the Parking Lot, her ears perked up. If I wasn't mistaken, the fur on the back of her neck seemed to stand on end too... So this idiot did know fear after all? But if she was already that scared, did she really dare keep pretending to sleep?
"What happened?" I stepped forward and patted the attendant on the shoulder, startling him. When the young man turned and saw who stood before him, he immediately grew a little nervous. But the