"What kind?"
"It looks like a cat. It wasn't born long ago, only two or three feet long, and its markings haven't even fully grown in yet..." Aunt Jiang said.
"Then can you give it to me? I'll buy it with Spirit Stones!" Mo Hua hurriedly said.
Aunt Jiang waved her hand. "If you want it, I'll have your Uncle Chu bring it over for you tomorrow. No need for Spirit Stones."
Mo Hua insisted on paying Spirit Stones.
Aunt Jiang firmly refused. "Sister Liu has helped me too much, and you even helped our family draw formations. No matter what, I can't take these Spirit Stones..."
Someone like Aunt Jiang, who looked introverted and shy, was sometimes the most stubborn instead.
Mo Hua could only agree not to give her Spirit Stones, but he thought he would mention it to his mother and have Aunt Jiang's wages increased a little this month.
"But what do you want this demon beast for? Demon beasts can't be kept."
After a while, Aunt Jiang asked curiously again.
All monster beasts harbored an innate malice toward cultivators.
Some monster beasts ate meat, so they would hunt cultivators and devour their flesh and blood.
Some monster beasts, even if they did not eat meat, would still hunt cultivators weaker than themselves, rip open their stomachs, and then swagger away.
Young monster beasts had the same nature, so cultivators could not raise them.
Some cultivators in Immortal City had once raised monster beasts.
When monster beasts were young, it was still fine. They were weak and would not devour their masters. But once their wings gradually filled out, their bodies grew strong, and they tasted human blood, they would seize the chance to kill their masters and swallow their flesh and blood.
Quite a few