"Holy shit, did this fellow traveler of mine really have such incredible luck with women? He got assigned two child brides just like that?" the boy said as he watched a beaming White Cloud leave behind Mu Yunhai.
He turned to look at Hu Tutu's peculiar expression and seemed to suddenly understand something. At once, he looked at White Cloud's retreating figure with a little pity.
This fellow traveler of his had been schemed against all this time, yet he was still gleefully convinced he had hit the jackpot!
It didn't seem like such a bad thing, though. At least the boy knew what sort of person his little Auntie was.
His little Auntie certainly wouldn't do anything wicked or cruel to this fellow traveler of his. After all, she ordinarily couldn't even bear to step on the ants beneath her feet.
It only meant that he and his fellow traveler would part ways, each living in a different place in this world he had yet to understand!
Was he going to leave with this girl who had suddenly appeared and called herself his master?
At that thought, the boy suddenly lost whatever anticipation he had felt for his new life.
At least, the boy felt that if this crybaby of a girl really taught him, he wouldn't learn anything that would lead him down a good path.
But did he have a choice?
Apparently not...
The boy scooped up the Little Mongrel Dog at his feet, which was baring its teeth at the little Tibetan Fox, and asked the girl before him thoughtfully, "When are we leaving?"
Hu Tutu froze for a moment, then looked at the boy with delighted surprise. "You're willing to come with me?"
"Can I say I'm not?" the boy asked tentatively.
Hu Tutu shook