The Sly Yin'er
"I've got some of it, but not all of it." Yin'er took a bite of honey and played dumb.
"You little rascal, don't push your luck. Two five-hundred-year-old Blue Moon Grass plants. That should do it, right?" Shi Yue tapped Yin'er on the head and said with exasperation.
"Master, you hit me so hard I'm dizzy. I can't think straight," Yin'er said, looking aggrieved.
"Three plants. Take it or leave it. I'll give them to your sister instead. She probably won't need all three." Shi Yue's expression turned cold.
Hearing this, Yin'er grew anxious and hurriedly said, "Master, I was only teasing you! I know what to do. Give me three five-hundred-year-old Blue Moon Grass plants!"
"Two plants. Take it or leave it."
"You promised me three! How can you go back on your word?" Yin'er pouted, clearly displeased.
Shi Yue glared at her and said irritably, "Who told you to play dumb with me? Two five-hundred-year-old Blue Moon Grass plants. Take it or leave it."
"All right! Two it is. It's better than nothing." After a moment's thought, Yin'er agreed.
Shi Yue gave Yin'er two five-hundred-year-old Blue Moon Grass plants, then sent her out of the Mysterious Chamber.
"Cheapskate! What took you so long?" Qu Feiyan said impatiently.
"All right, Fairy Qu. I've already told Yin'er what to do. She'll keep you company," Shi Yue said with a smile.
"Kind, gentle, beautiful big sister, I'm hungry. I heard you have delicious food. You wouldn't make me play with you on an empty stomach, would you?" Yin'er blinked and gave her a pitiful look.
Seeing Yin'er like this, Qu Feiyan burst out laughing. Her already peerless face looked all the more radiant and captivating.
"Of course not. I won't let you go hungry. Come on, I'll take