"It's a pity, but the Divine Venerable won't like you." I immediately struck back.
"Why?!" Bei Luo hurriedly asked.
"It's simple. He doesn't like lunatics." I spread my hands.
Those words made the little girl tremble with anger. She hurriedly said, "You're the lunatic! I'm not!"
"I told you, the Divine Venerable will definitely ravage you as he pleases. Yet you're actually looking excited. Would a normal person act like that?" I laughed.
"I—I just didn't hear you clearly, all right?! Why don't you ask me again and see!" Bei Luo hurriedly said.
"Dream on. In the Divine Venerable's eyes, you're already that kind of person. If I ask again, it won't count." I wore an exasperated expression.
Bei Luo's little face flushed red with anger, but she seemed to know she had no way to deal with me. She immediately addressed the sky, "Divine Venerable, Little Bei Luo didn't mean it that way just now. It was your friend who deliberately set a trap for Little Bei Luo. I don't blame him. It's only because Bei Luo speaks her mind. Don't blame him either. Although he is indeed ill-intentioned and greatly disrespectful toward you, he did run errands for the Divine Venerable in the past..."
"Hey, hey, hey, when did I ever say I ran errands for the Divine Venerable?" I chuckled inwardly. This little girl was far too reckless.
"The Divine Venerable is in the Nether Heaven Ancient Universe, while we're here. All things between heaven and earth are born as laws and perish as the Dao's orthodoxy. Who isn't a lackey helping solidify the Three Thousand Proving-Dao Heavens?" Bei Luo countered.
I scratched my hair and said, "That makes sense."
"Of course!" Bei Luo smiled smugly.
*This little girl is quite clever and mischievous. She's got a