"Huh?" Hearing Gungun's words and seeing that utterly serious expression, Kui Ox's mouth fell open. He could not help wondering, Was the Ancestral Bear... really this arrogant?
Hou Yi's face twitched violently. His hands clenched into fists, then relaxed, clenched again, then relaxed once more. Finally, he could not help standing up.
Fight! Come on, fight! Kui Ox's eyes lit up at the sight, and he shouted inwardly. But then...
Hou Yi looked at Gungun, his breathing noticeably heavier. After a few seconds, however, it gradually steadied. He plopped back down, pinched the bridge of his nose, and said helplessly, "Brother Gungun, talking like that... really makes people want to hit you."
"If you dare hit me, I'll dare tell the Ancestral Witch and have her hit you for me," Gungun said. Then, with a slurp, he took another sip of milk tea.
Hou Yi: "..."
So that's why you dare talk to me like this?
"Besides, I'm doing this for your own good, Great Shaman. You don't know this, but a lone star rules your fate. You're destined to be a single dog your whole life. If you ever find a partner, then..."
"What will happen? And what's a single dog?" Hou Yi asked.
"A single dog is a creature without a partner, who can only make friends with their left and right hands. As for what will happen to you, hehe, you won't want to know, and I can't tell you either." As he spoke, Gungun took another sip of milk tea.
"If a single dog is a creature without a partner, then aren't you a single dog too, Brother Gungun?"
"It's precisely because I'm single that I'm counting on you. Once you have a fairy you love, I'll steal her away and make her fall for me