Spittle?
How strange. What good would that do?
Chu Mu had thought she had some brilliant plan, but that was all she had come up with.
Little High Elder, how laughable.
Chu Mu couldn't help being amused.
He cleared his throat and said:
"What if I said I wasn't going anywhere public now, but heading home instead?"
"Then I'll go home with you!" Bailu said as though it were perfectly obvious.
Chu Mu: "..."
He suddenly seemed to understand why the Dragon Preceptors kept her confined in the Alchemy Commission.
Aside from their struggle for power, fear of her getting lost had to be another major reason.
You're making it far too easy for someone to abduct you.
Chu Mu stopped paying attention to the little girl, but Bailu seemed determined to stick to him and actually followed him.
The woman behind her couldn't pull her back, so she had no choice but to follow along.
Fortunately, Chu Mu was controlling the clone now. If Green Pheobe were still here, he would probably be celebrating the acquisition of an ounce of Vidyadhara marrow shortly.
On the Xianzhou these days, there was no telling who belonged to the Disciples of Sanctus Medicus and who was an ordinary person. Someone like Bailu would be in danger if she ran into the Disciples of Sanctus Medicus.
Without a word, Chu Mu steered the clone back to Aurum Alley.
When he opened the front door, Bailu squeezed inside too.
The young woman behind her followed her in with an apologetic look.
Chu Mu suddenly wondered whether he had been played.
Did these two have nowhere to go, so they had used keeping watch on him as an excuse to take shelter in his clone's home?
Just then, Bailu looked around the room and asked