Huo Ling'er rolled her eyes adorably, while the others simply turned away, too lazy to deal with him.
"Ugh, being with you really hurts my self-esteem," only Big Red Bird muttered.
"Let's go. It's time for us to leave too," Huo Ling'er said.
"Oh, right. Your father is really amazing. Can you introduce me to him?" Little Fellow asked hopefully.
"What are you trying to do?" Huo Ling'er shot him a sidelong glance.
Little Fellow grew shy at her words. His two little hands twisted together, and he seemed a bit conflicted as he said, "Didn't I tell you last time?"
"What? You want to marry into her family?" Big Red Bird asked.
Several sealers instantly radiated killing intent and glared at it furiously.
"Can I become friends despite the age gap with your father? Swearing brotherhood with someone like me definitely won't be a loss for him," Little Fellow said.
"Get lost!" Huo Ling'er turned around. Finding herself a little uncle for no reason—only someone sick in the head would do something like that. She walked outside.
Looking at Huo Ling'er's back, Little Fellow could not help muttering,
"What are you getting mad for? At worst, I'll suffer a little and become a live-in son-in-law. It's not like that's impossible..."
As soon as Little Fellow finished speaking, Huo Ling'er, who had already been walking away, stumbled underfoot, then left at an even faster speed.
"Let's go." The Nine-Headed Lion gave Little Fellow a speechless glance, and the Fire Crow then spoke as well. They had long been unable to wait and were ready to charge out.
"Ah, I'm so heartbroken. I'm not leaving. I'll stay here." After Little Fellow finished speaking, he ran straight inward, reminding, "Little Gray, once you enter the Fire Nation imperial palace, make sure you