Not All Bad
"No."
Xiao Xiao shook his head slightly.
"I'm not capable enough."
"If you happened to meet a Great Yao who was interested in you, perhaps you could."
Ah...
Xu Zizhen had half expected that answer...
After all, this was such an unbelievable thing.
Just being able to see one was already unbelievable enough.
To let someone who couldn't see one see it too...
That would practically be...
A miracle.
Though he understood...
Xu Zizhen still felt a little disappointed.
He couldn't see it...
Forget it.
He wasn't destined for that.
As for meeting a so-called Great Yao...
In his twenty-some years, Xu Zizhen hadn't encountered a Great Yao, let alone a little monster...
He didn't expect to have such "good luck"...
Besides...
If he really did meet a Great Yao...
It would be hard to say whether it would be a blessing or a curse.
He was curious about the unknown, but he didn't want to lose his life.
He wasn't a child anymore.
He didn't think monsters were the silly, adorable creatures depicted in so many cartoons.
You could tell from the way the monster had coldly watched Uncle Yu all these years...
Monsters...
Truly had no heart.
His uncle...
Had spent decades thinking about that one.
The other party had watched his uncle stare at Maple Tree day after day, filled with regret and disappointment...
Had the monster ever felt even the slightest sympathy?
Of course not.
Back then, he was still a child, still muddled when it came to complicated emotions. Even he felt his eyes sting when he saw his uncle like that.
He had once asked his parents...
"Why does Uncle always look so sad?"
His father fell silent.
His mother sighed.
She patted his head and