What was Flower Dew?
It was dew—perhaps dew gathered on fresh flowers, carrying a trace of their fragrance.
Ye Tianyi gave her another look.
She did not eat meat, liked vegetarian food, and even liked drinking dew!
What was she, some kind of elf? Elves probably ate meat too, but aside from that, she was quite similar to the elves Ye Tianyi had heard about.
But weren't elf ears supposed to be pointy? Hers were not.
"Wait a moment."
Ye Tianyi unleashed the Creation Laws, placing a cup of water before her.
Mu Ling'er blinked her big eyes in confusion, then took it. She sniffed it with her tiny nose, and her eyes suddenly lit up.
Gulp, gulp—
She began drinking in great mouthfuls.
"What is this?"
She tilted her little head and looked at Ye Tianyi in confusion.
Of course, Ye Tianyi knew she was asking how he had conjured Flower Dew out of thin air.
"Take a guess."
Ye Tianyi smiled.
This girl was very innocent. She had little experience and had never truly entered the world. She was trying hard to protect herself; she was cautious and vigilant, seemingly afraid of people, yet doing her best to pretend that she was strong and stubborn.
In truth, it would be most accurate to see her as a little girl barely over ten years old, one who had experienced some things and had been forced to take charge of her household from a young age.
"Thank you."
Mu Ling'er said it again.
"Alright, stop thanking me. Are you a martial artist?"
Ye Tianyi asked.
"I..."
Mu Ling'er bit her lip, then said, "Not anymore."
"Huh?"
Ye Tianyi froze for a moment.
Not anymore? What did that mean?
"You haven't started cultivating yet?"
"No."
Mu Ling'er shook her head and