After the Nangong siblings brought their parents back, the first thing they saw was Hao Ren and Lily huddled together, muttering as they studied something. As an Old Hunter, Nangong Wudi immediately sensed the presence of some strange magical power. He looked toward the coffee table. "What are you looking at?"
"A spellbook!" Lily excitedly wagged her tail. "Bat's little clone sent her a book. It has a picture of Bat that makes her look just like the Great Sage Equal to Heaven..."
This husky's priorities were always so uniquely eccentric.
Nangong Sanba flopped onto the sofa with a huff. He comfortably exhaled the cold air circulating through the living room. "Ahh, this is the life... This air conditioning is much more reliable than my sister. On the way back, I asked her to freeze me a popsicle, and she almost froze my whole body..."
"By the way, what did you gain from going out for a stroll?" Hao Ren asked May with a smile. "Did your parents find a way to support themselves?"
He had only asked casually, but Elsa actually nodded. "Yes. There's a shop down the street that sells stir-fried flatbread, and the elderly couple who run it are preparing to close it because they're going into the city to join their children. My husband and I plan to take over the shop. I have the skills, so we can sell breakfast and things like that."
Hao Ren was stunned. He had not expected the Nangong couple to be so decisive. "Wow, you're moving fast... But have you adapted to the modern way of life? Do you understand modern money and the rules for running a shop?"
"There is nothing particularly difficult about the way of life," Nangong Wudi said with a faint smile. "While we were