When had she ever treated her little sister like a pet?
Aglaea had raised Sephir, and their relationship had always been a little hard to define.
And Sephir looked like a kitten and was always clinging to Aglaea.
It was only natural for people to see her as a pet kitten.
But she and Polysia had nothing like that kind of relationship.
She had never even thought of her that way.
The Sky Screen must have gotten something wrong.
Suddenly afraid her little sister might misunderstand, she hurriedly lowered her head and shook her little head and hands at Polysia.
"Little sister, the Sky Screen must have gotten it wrong. I've never treated you like a pet."
"You've always been my little sister. My family."
Polysia merely shook her head gently, a warm smile on her face.
"I know. You'd never do that, big sister."
"Those are just rumors people on Douluo Continent spread."
"You don't need to feel guilty."
Castorice shook her head again. "It's my fault for not making things clear to them."
"I'll explain it to everyone when I get the chance."
At that, Polysia looked up at Castorice and smiled.
Then something occurred to her.
"Big sister, whenever I go out, I'm always in my Polydeuces form."
"That must be why everyone got the wrong idea."
"How about I go shopping with you in this form this time?"
Of course, once people on Douluo Continent saw Polysia like this, they probably wouldn't mistake her for Castorice's mount or pet.
It really was a good idea.
Castorice thought so too.
But just as she considered going out, something else struck her.
Her cheeks flushed, and even the tips of her ears burned.
She hurriedly shook her head.
"No, no! If we go out now, what if a