Flowing Fish noticed nothing. Its fish head kept wriggling in Ke Meng's palm, but he held its tail between two fingers, leaving it nowhere to go.
It could not speak, and its aura was exceptionally pure. It was a rare Shadow Creature.
Ke Meng asked Tangyuan to bring back an ant. Tangyuan quickly rolled out into the wilderness and returned with one.
Ke Meng first extracted the ant's shadow, then flicked his right hand and installed Flowing Fish's shadow in the ant's body.
The next instant, the ant had a fish's shadow.
The ant twitched its antennae, its four legs moving chaotically like a malfunctioning machine. It did not know how to use an ant's body.
Ke Meng observed it for a full hour and found that Flowing Fish really could not master the ant's body. He could only give it another one.
Last time, he had set up a large pool to raise fish, growing the seaweed that fish creatures liked to eat and keeping a batch of edible fish as well. A professional chef looked after them.
Ke Meng sent Tangyuan to catch an edible fish. Nearby, White Sugar trembled. Why did he never call on it?
If it remained useless, would the Evil God put it in a pot as seasoning?
White Sugar's tiny head frantically dreamed up all sorts of nonsense. Perhaps Sand Sculpture brains were simply that abnormal-their thoughts jumped all over the place, yet they stubbornly fixated on things, terrified of ending up in a stew.
Tangyuan brought over the edible fish, and Ke Meng tapped his scarf to produce a fish tank. It had once housed Level-Up Fish, but they had all been eaten, and no fish remained inside.
He filled it with water, reached out to scoop away the edible fish's shadow,