Bai Qian flew to Wang Yue's side at that moment, her expression solemn. "My lord, you seem to know this wild fox quite well?"
Tuan Tuan spread her hands at Wang Yue, as if to say, Dad, this is all I can do to help. You'll have to explain the rest yourself.
Hearing Bai Qian's words, Tu Shan Su Su immediately corrected her indignantly. "My name is Tu Shan Su Su. I'm from Tu Shan, not some wild fox!"
Bai Qian was a little confused. She'd spent plenty of time traveling over the years and had visited nearly every corner of the world, yet she'd never heard of a Tu Shan in all the lands under heaven.
Wang Yue knew that if Bai Qian got upset, she might rather erase this memory than stay with him, so he hurried to explain. "Qianqian, I can travel between countless worlds. I met Su Su in another world. The foxes there don't have Qing Qiu. They only have Tu Shan."
Hearing this, Bai Qian recalled how unusual Wang Yue had been over the past hundred thousand years or so. She finally believed him—at least partly—but still had some doubts.
So she reached toward Su Su's ears and asked, "You've already taken human form. Why haven't you hidden your ears?"
Su Su's ears promptly bent out of the way of Bai Qian's hand. Then she asked, looking adorably puzzled, "Could you be a fox too, Sister?"
Looking at Su Su's childlike, bewildered expression, Bai Qian couldn't bring herself to be angry. Who could get mad at such an adorable little girl? Instead, she transformed into a Nine-tailed White Fox to prove that she was one.
But Bai Qian quickly returned to her usual form and asked seriously, "That's right. Look, I can switch back