Children never knew when they'd had enough.
They were always greedy for more.
No matter how much their little stomachs could handle.
That was when parents needed to stand firm.
They absolutely couldn't give in to their children.
That would only hurt them.
"Are you sure they won't get indigestion?"
"And they won't get cavities?"
Zhuge Yun asked with genuine concern.
Even if they were monsters...
That was right.
They were monsters.
Zhuge Yun froze.
So ordinary rules didn't apply to them.
They were special.
They were beings unlike them.
Zhuge Yun scratched his cheek.
"All right."
"Maybe I'm overthinking it."
Perhaps because he hadn't seen a monster with his own eyes, he still instinctively viewed monsters through human eyes.
He had equated monsters with humans.
But that wasn't the case.
Maybe monsters were like humans in some ways.
But in other ways, they were different.
Zhuge Yun waved a hand.
"Forget I said anything."
He picked up two baskets.
"Third Brother, are they picky about candy?"
If they could eat a lot and were picky about what they ate...
Then Third Brother really did have it tough.
These monsters were too hard to look after.
"No."
Xiao Xiao smiled.
If he hadn't insisted, one certain monster would have been even less particular about what it ate.
"Okay."
Zhuge Yun shrugged.
"Let's split up."
Otherwise, with so many of them taking two baskets each...
They'd clear out the candy on the shelves like locusts sweeping through a field...
That would draw a little too much attention.
"Awroo~"
Taotie tugged at Xiao Xiao's hair.
It was telling him to look in a certain direction.
Xiao Xiao soon understood what Taotie had its eye on.
It was an absolutely enormous lollipop.
Of course.
That was compared