Bao Bao Fish couldn't drive River God away.
River God had no way to make this noisy, self-centered monster settle down, either.
And so they were locked in a stalemate.
Neither of them was strong enough to break it.
But River God looked up at his benefactor, his eyes shining brightly.
His benefactor had arrived.
He felt that perhaps even Heaven was helping him.
His benefactor had come at just the right time.
Actually, he had considered asking his benefactor for help before.
After all, Bao Bao Fish's behavior was seriously disrupting his daily life.
Yet he could do nothing about it.
He had never been so frustrated.
Even before, when he had set off alone in search of a river, during that time when everything was unknown, he had felt mostly lost and hopeful about finding a new river.
He had never been frustrated.
Only occasionally had he felt dejected.
Seeing his benefactor today had made him happier than he had been in a long time.
Though he felt rather embarrassed.
Still, he didn't know who else he could ask for help besides his benefactor.
His hesitation vanished as soon as he saw him.
Since his benefactor had appeared right in front of him, he wanted to try asking for help.
"Benefactor, if you're willing..."
"Could you help this old man?"
"That monster simply refuses to talk to me."
River God smiled wryly.
At first, he had tried countless times to communicate with Bao Bao Fish and reach an understanding.
Unfortunately, the other party clearly had no such intention.
Every time they talked, he barely got a few words out before the conversation fell apart.
Because Bao Bao Fish had already attacked him.
Sometimes, he wished he could beat the other party senseless so they would listen to