No one else had seen it.
The child suddenly felt less obsessed with finding the dog with six legs.
No.
He even felt like he didn't want anyone else to see the dog with six legs.
It was a chance encounter that belonged only to him.
The child fidgeted with his fingers, beginning to feel conflicted.
At first, he had been so eager to find the dog with six legs...
Now he felt an emptiness, as if he had lost his goal.
He was sure the child was telling the truth...
A dog with eight legs...
Watching the child run off, Xiong Nanlin felt a little worried.
When it came to monsters, even among those who could see them—
Who could expect a child to be able to protect himself?
After saying everything he had been holding in—his complaints and disappointment—the child felt much better.
This incident was destined to become a little episode in the child's life.
So far, the child had found nothing.
At least he didn't feel burdened anymore.
Just as his parents had said, perhaps the child had simply been mistaken...
But was he sure the child's eyes hadn't deceived him?
Master Xiao gave a wry smile.
But when Xiong Nanlin saw how distracted the child seemed, he knew those words hadn't really sunk in.
Monsters were dangerous.
But some monsters also meant humans no harm.
"But I still can't help worrying."
He believed the child was telling the truth.
He didn't know whether the child was telling the truth or not—
And that only made the child care more about the matter.
The child wasn't sure.
So, to be safe...
From the child's description, Master Xiao knew that the child had only seen the monster by chance.
He also wanted to see