"Next time, you won't be standing here."
Xiao Xiao's lips curled up. "You'll be standing here instead."
He pointed at Gu Diao's belly.
Gu Diao obligingly beat its wings and let out a long cry. "Jie~"
Then it bent its head at an exaggerated angle to look at Wenwen in its talons.
A thick, bloody red spread through its scarlet eyes, where the remnants of a battlefield lay scattered.
Wenwen nodded like a bobblehead.
It was afraid that if it answered too slowly, the monster would swallow it whole.
It had thought for sure that it was going to die this time.
It hadn't expected the other party to spare its life.
It was still terrified, but the tension in its heart, wound so tight it had begun to twitch, eased a little.
As long as I don't die, that's all that matters.
From now on, I'm staying far away from this place!
Wenwen once again gritted its teeth and made up its mind.
I'm staying far away from this terrifying human!
Xiao Xiao watched Wenwen silently for a while. A glimmer of gold seemed to flash through his dark eyes, so faint it was almost imperceptible.
Wenwen's heart leaped. If the Great Yao hadn't still had it pinned down, it might have jumped right out of its skin.
What was that?
What was that aura just now, even more frightening than the Great Yao's pressure had been?
The aura vanished in an instant, leaving no trace.
Wenwen blinked in confusion, a chill running down its back.
Was it my imagination?
After pondering it for a long time with no answer, it lowered its eyes to the ground and stiffly pulled at the corners of its mouth, unconsciously letting out a puzzled "Bzz~"
As it turned out, the one