Shrek City.
"Time really flies. Before I knew it, I, Fire Buddha, had become someone who needed to be a teacher..."
"Don't you think so, Ah Yin?" Feng Yan asked the blue-haired woman behind him, who resembled a mature beauty.
Ah Yin's gentle eyes reflected the bustling streetscape of Shrek City. Only then did she realize she had been addressed, and she replied softly, "Master is naturally correct."
Feng Yan suddenly found it rather dull and shook his head. "Ah Yin, you don't need to call me Master all the time. At least not when Xiao San and Rat aren't around."
Ah Yin asked, "Is there something special about those two Three-Headed Scarlet Demon Mastiff pups?"
Her tone remained gentle when she asked, but her expression turned somewhat serious.
Ah Yin had actually long sensed that something was off.
Feng Yan's attitude toward those two puppies was far too unusual. Sometimes he teased them, sometimes he suppressed them, yet he had never truly hurt them.
Especially that male dog named Rat—fierce-looking and fond of bullying Xiao San.
Feng Yan always found all sorts of ways to torment him, often under the pretense of avenging Xiao San, saying:
"Rat, Xiao San is your own kind. Those of the same kind should live harmoniously, love one another, and treat each other with respect."
At first, Ah Yin had not noticed anything strange. She had only thought Feng Yan was genuinely standing up for Xiao San.
Yet Feng Yan wore an entirely different face when dealing with Xiao San. He had even been willing to set its doghouse right outside Wutong's room...
"What's so special about a three-headed dog? If I had to say, it improves my mood." A faint smile hung at the corner of Feng Yan's lips as he spoke.
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