The Human World

"Little Princess Lan Fozi, you're still young, and your cultivation... Well, what I mean is, it's too early for you to know these things. The human world may seem interesting, but it is also full of danger and deceit. There must be a deeper reason why your father keeps you protected in the Demonic Whale Sea Region. Just pretend you never heard any of this and hurry back to play with your toys."

The more Ursula tried to stop her and emphasized the dangers, the more fiercely the flames of curiosity burned within Lan Fozi.

Having been protected too well by her parents had instead stirred her rebellious streak.

"I'm not afraid of danger!" Lan Fozi immediately retorted, her voice carrying the indignation of being looked down upon.

"I'm very strong! Besides, I only want to know about it. I never said I was going there right now! Ursula, tell me! What exactly is the human world like?"

Ursula wore a troubled expression. Only after Lan Fozi repeatedly urged her did she reluctantly add a few more details, describing the noisy cries of vendors in human markets, kites made of colorful silk drifting through the sky, and balls children played with that rolled along the ground...

Every simple description built an even more vivid picture in Lan Fozi's mind, making her unbearably eager.

Seeing that Lan Fozi's curiosity had been thoroughly piqued, like a child whose appetite had been fully whetted, Ursula once again wisely put on the brakes.

"All right, all right, my little princess, that's enough for today." Ursula gently patted Lan Fozi's enormous fin with a tentacle, her tone soothing.

"If I keep going and your father finds out I've led you astray, he'll tear apart my Fishbone Cave."

Lan Fozi clearly had not heard enough, but