The blind youth ran surprisingly fast, and Zhao Han felt that even the dog she was playing was having trouble keeping up.
Having martial arts skills really was nice.
A sudden, urgent desire for cultivation techniques rose within her.
She wanted to practice martial arts. She wanted to become a Dog Demon.
Pah, pah!
A Dog God—that was what she meant.
That moment when the starving refugees had wanted to eat her had truly immersed her in the script.
At that instant, she forgot who she had once been and felt that she truly was a dog.
Wenren Sheng, meanwhile, sensed a change in the state of the dog at his feet. Its heavy panting began to even out, as though its spirit, energy, and vitality had suddenly transformed.
This had to be the Dog God from the script. Otherwise, how could such a sudden change happen?
More than half of his opportunities in the early and middle stages would fall upon this dog.
In the early stages, this dog was the protagonist second only to him.
Though he had no eyes, he could still sense that this dog was a little foolish, yet possessed an honest and kind-hearted spirit.
That was precisely the standard trait of a protagonist.
In most mainstream Martial Arts scripts, the protagonist was likely to be a little foolish and had to possess a pure and kind nature.
As they ran, the dog suddenly stopped and barked, "Woof, woof," toward a certain spot.
Wenren Sheng listened carefully.
"Help!"
"Someone's abducting a decent woman!"
"Keep shouting and see if anyone dares interfere! Young Master's father is the County Magistrate! In Bei Guo City, the County Magistrate is heaven!" came a thug's voice.
A scene swiftly flashed through Wenren Sheng's mind.
A thug was helping the County