Although Mu Linsen acted like an NPC, he had fair skin and handsome features, while every one of these children looked like a little dark-skinned monkey.
Only one boy stood out. A purple birthmark marked the left side of his neck, like a splash of ink, vaguely outlining a ghostly face.
Looks like I was overthinking it. There are plenty of siblings in this world. Not every kid who calls someone his big sister is Mu Linsen.
"Are any of your little brothers named Mu Linsen?" Bai Ye asked.
Whether he was overthinking it or not, he had to ask.
Gods were cautious by nature, and he had no habit of playing mute. He would not overlook even the smallest suspicious detail.
"Huh? Mu Linsen? What a weird name. Who would have such an awf..." Tang Guo had been about to make fun of it when she suddenly remembered how Bai Ye had looked at her face earlier while searching for his girlfriend.
Afraid Mu Linsen might be Bai Ye's relative and she would put her foot in her mouth again, she hurriedly changed her tune, her voice turning much gentler. "What a unique name. Is he your little brother?"
"No." Bai Ye continued studying the children closely. "Are there any other boys named Mu Linsen in the village?"
"No." Tang Guo thought for a moment. "I know all the children in the village. None of them are named Mu Linsen. Is he important to you? I can help you find him. After all, I, the Black Queen, still have some pull here in the Central Court."
"Mu Linsen is indeed very important to me. Let me know whenever you find any leads."
Bai Ye did not turn her down. Mu Linsen really was important to him. The boy had