Su Qiao looked at her father, who had taken the water gun and was studying it curiously, and explained, "A potent anesthetic, specially designed for fierce, gigantic exotic beasts like this one."
She had her gluttony to thank for it. She had always wanted to go hunting in the woods for roasted meat, so she had developed this.
"There's medicine like that?"
"Never heard of it."
The burly men surrounding the Tata Beast exchanged glances and shook their heads one after another.
Su Beicheng's face darkened. "What do you mean, you've never heard of it? Didn't you just hear my daughter mention it?"
"Right, daughter, did you come here alone?"
As Su Beicheng stroked the water gun that could spray water, he suddenly thought of Chi Jingyue.
Of course, he hadn't simply thought of Chi Jingyue as a person. He had remembered what his daughter had told him before setting out.
About having a son-in-law and all that...
He felt he still had to properly persuade his daughter about this matter.
Su Qiao asked in confusion, "Who else did you expect to come?"
Su Beicheng glanced back and saw quite a few pairs of eyes watching them, so he couldn't bring himself to say Chi Jingyue's name.
"Ahem, daughter, I wanted to ask whether anyone else knew you came here."
"No." Thinking of Chi Jingyue, who was still being kept in the dark, Su Qiao felt inexplicably guilty.
Su Beicheng couldn't hold back any longer. He pulled his daughter quietly to one side and lowered his voice. "Even His Royal Highness, the First Prince, doesn't know?"
"He's busy. I assigned him a mission."
Su Qiao figured that by the time she was nearly finished here, Ouya's legs should have almost recovered on his side.
Perhaps she could get away with