Would A Jiu bite off any hand that reached toward it?
Ahem.
Li Yan pushed the bloody thought that had first come to mind out of his head.
How savage would that be?
Li Yan glanced at Little White Fox, fluffy and soft as a snowball.
A Jiu probably wasn't that savage...
At most, it would glare and bare its teeth to warn anyone with bad intentions.
Just like it had done to him a moment ago.
Sigh...
Wait...
Why had he lumped himself in with people harboring ulterior motives?
Li Yan suddenly realized.
They were completely different.
He hadn't had any bad thoughts about A Jiu.
He had no ill will or greed toward A Jiu.
He hadn't meant to do anything.
A Jiu, on the other hand...
It hadn't...
Uh.
Li Yan froze.
He remembered that if Master Xiao hadn't reacted quickly earlier, A Jiu would have bitten him.
He rubbed his finger.
A lingering sense of fear washed over him.
Come to think of it, maybe his first thought—that A Jiu would bite it off—wasn't impossible after all?
"Actually..."
Zhuge Yun looked like he wouldn't mind watching the commotion. "I'd like to see A Jiu show its might."
"Mm..."
"It's a little hard to imagine..."
Mainly because A Jiu's appearance was so deceptive.
That only made him even more curious about what A Jiu would look like when it showed its might.
"Yeah."
Li Yan rubbed his chin. "It's not easy to imagine."
Zhuge Yun glanced at Little White Fox, who seemed to sleep all day. A thought suddenly struck him, and he asked blankly, "Is it really okay for A Jiu to never exercise?"
"Third Brother."
He looked at Xiao Xiao.
"Don't spoil it too much."
A Bai was one thing.
Crawling back