Fortunately, in the moment he met the little fox's somewhat narrow eyes, An Yang knew that she was still herself.
Her body had changed, but her soul remained the same.
From the outside, the only difference was her fur color. Her build was unchanged: she was still only palm-sized, with a small, pointed mouth and pointed ears covered in fluffy fur. Most striking were her foxlike eyes, complete with natural eyeliner—probably the origin of the term "foxlike allure."
Yet her eyes were filled with confusion.
Suddenly, she discovered that she was suspended in midair. The surroundings were unfamiliar too, and the only familiar person, An Yang, was seven or eight meters away. A faint divine might came from behind her. Without a doubt, the person behind her had to be Great Emperor Changsheng!
Xiaochán's expression instantly changed from confusion to panic, mixed with fear and helplessness. She began to struggle.
But how could she break free from Great Emperor Changsheng's control?
Great Emperor Changsheng was kindhearted, however. Looking at the little fox frantically paddling her legs in midair, he smiled slightly and waved a hand, releasing her restraints. "Go on!"
With a smack, the little fox landed on the table in an extremely awkward position, caught completely off guard.
She was stunned for a moment, then looked down, looked up at the air, and quickly reacted. She leaped toward An Yang!
"Bang!"
She almost instantly landed on the table in front of An Yang. Then, whether because she had failed to keep her balance or because her legs had gone weak, she tripped again on the tabletop. It was hard to say whether she had simply gone too long without a physical body or was unaccustomed to this new body, which was clearly related to the Sea Calming Divine Bead.