Seeing that Bai Cheng liked it, I simply tossed the little creature into her arms. Bai Cheng had no idea how terrifying it was; she only knew that the little thing looked adorably innocent. Driven by curiosity, the young girl immediately began petting the dog.
The little beast could barely stick out its tongue, because the gaps in the cage were too narrow. After being petted back and forth unilaterally, it soon found even resisting too tiring. Besides, Bai Cheng's aura was very similar to my Six-Poison Spirit Veins. Having learned its lesson, it no longer dared bite people so easily.
Actually, the little beast's ferocity couldn't be blamed. Beasts like this, born of nature and living for who knew how many years, still had minds trapped in a primitive stage. They only knew how to satisfy their appetites. Once they came into contact with more things, they would naturally develop intelligence.
"What should we call it? I haven't given it a name yet. How about Gold Devourer?" I said with a laugh.
"Master, doesn't Gold Devourer sound too much like a person? Why don't we call it Little Devourer?" Bai Cheng giggled.
I nodded. "Mm, that works. Little Devourer it is."
To avoid disturbing Bai Cheng's cultivation, I kept Little Devourer by my side. It was convenient for feeding experiments, after all. To make it defecate efficiently, I spared none of the medicinal herbs in this field, even though every plant here was around a century old.
As it turned out, Little Devourer had a downright crazy love for these century-old spirit herbs. Growing for a hundred years meant more than just potent medicinal power—the roots, leaves, flowers, and stems of the herbs themselves were all rare treasures for body refinement. Thus, the greedy Little Devourer quickly devoured every