However, although Xiao Xiao couldn't see, he could more or less guess what Taotie looked like right now.
The corners of his mouth curled up.
"Thank you for your purchase."
The smiling server handed the young man in front of him a bag full of fried chicken.
It was rare to get a customer who bought so much fried chicken at once.
Was he an employee at one of the nearby companies?
Was he buying fried chicken for everyone in his department?
The server speculated.
The thought crossed his mind and vanished in an instant. He cheerfully turned to the next customer.
"Wuu~"
Xiao Xiao felt a sudden weight on his hand.
He looked down, and his brow twitched slightly.
Taotie had latched onto his hand like a koala, staring at the bag of fried chicken in his grasp with undisguised hunger.
He looked so eager, as if he wanted to dive headfirst into the bag.
Xiao Xiao shifted his hand. "Little Taotie, let's find somewhere to sit before we eat."
When the little yao remained silent, Xiao Xiao asked gently again, "Did you understand?"
"...Wuu~"
Taotie answered reluctantly.
It brought its nose close and sniffed, looking utterly enchanted. It smelled so good.
"Heh~"
Little White Fox half-lifted its eyes and shot Taotie a sidelong glance. "What a disgrace to the yaoguai."
Taotie ignored it completely.
It knew full well that, right now, it was no match for this arrogant stinky fox.
It had always relied on crushing its opponents with brute force.
It didn't like trading verbal barbs.
At the moment, it couldn't crush anyone, so it could only grit its teeth and play dead.
Didn't humans have a saying?
A great man knew when to yield and when to stand firm!
Taotie had a broad