"Lingyi, come out." While everyone was attacking the Primordial Qi Immortal Venerable, I immediately traced a complex rune. Before long, Lingyi appeared before us in a snow-white Western-style gown, holding a doll and carrying a little parasol.
Lingyi was wearing heavy makeup. Since she had done it herself, she looked neither human nor ghostly. The Western princess dress she wore was also copied from Senior Brother Hai's bizarre, half-Western, half-Chinese design. Her sudden appearance left a crowd of great and little ghosts staring in stunned silence.
"L-Lingyi, what happened to you..." I swallowed. If I hadn't reviewed my summoning runes beforehand, I would have thought I had summoned some kind of Western demon.
"Hmph. Well? Isn't it nice?" Lingyi naturally displayed the haughty tsundere attitude befitting a little princess, and even Senior Brother Hai was stunned by her appearance.
"It's fine, I guess. Never mind that. Help me with something first. Take that Primordial Qi Immortal Venerable being attacked over there into one of your minor worlds and bring him back to Eastwatch Mountain. That way, he can continually experience rebirth, destruction, and reincarnation in all sorts of minor worlds." I didn't bother dwelling on how Senior Brother Hai's Barbie doll had poisoned this child. Getting my request out first was what mattered.
But when I saw her blond hair, blue eyes, and thick lips, I still found the sight painfully jarring.
"Why? Why should I do that? Can't we just do it here? Do you expect me to take him back and keep going? When will this job ever end? You haven't even given me much in return." Lingyi looked curious and dissatisfied, pouting as she refused to do it.
Still, children were clever. She already knew how to haggle.
Senior Brother Hai and Senior Brother Yan exchanged glances