When Sun Wukong's son, who wasn't even five years old yet, had been dragged by that Great Demon King Piccolo to this desolate place, overrun with wild beasts, for a survival trial—and then beaten up afterward—he finally managed to wash away the dirt and exhaustion. He climbed out of the spring completely naked, got dressed, and found Annie, who had grown impatient waiting, naturally coming back to bother him again.
"!!"
"You still haven't left?"
Startled, Sun Wukong's son saw that the visitor was still the same little liar from earlier. Dejected, he simply sat down on the ground nearby.
He had only just gotten ready to sit down and rest for a while, recover a little strength, and let his messy hair dry before going back to get a good night's rest and a good sleep. Then, tomorrow morning, he could wake up and continue training—or keep getting beaten up?
But who could have guessed that the liar, who for some reason always seemed determined to make trouble for him, would come looking for him again? Still, he didn't care what she wanted to do. He was exhausted, and the places where he'd been beaten ached and throbbed. He really didn't have the strength to deal with her.
"Because the weather's so nice tonight! The breeze is cool, and it's not stuffy and hot like it was during the day. Why should I hurry off?"
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Obviously, Annie wasn't going to tell him that until she achieved her goal, she, stubborn as she was, had no intention of admitting defeat and backing down so easily.
"Hey! Sun Wukong's son!"
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"How about this? You look so pitiful today, and that green-skinned monster beat you up so badly... For your bare-bottomed dad's sake, I'll be generous and teach you a