There were many suspicious points about Bai Su's affair.
Out of caution, he absolutely could not listen only to Great Yao Bai Ling's side of the story. In fact, Su Changsheng did not have a favorable impression of this mysterious Great Yao. He always felt she must have some deeper purpose and was secretly plotting something.
Caution demanded thinking three times before acting in any matter.
He absolutely must not be deceived by surface appearances.
Setting those matters aside, Bai Su had also brought good news: she had found Hei Maozhou a job handling miscellaneous tasks in the caravan, serving tea and water to one of Great Yao Bai Ling's subordinates and taking care of odd jobs.
This subordinate was also a ninth-level yao. Perhaps recognizing Bai Su's importance to Great Yao Bai Ling, they had given up one of their free attendant yao slots.
It counted as an investment in advance. They were quite a sensible fellow.
But although he was called an attendant yao, Hei Maozhou would actually remain by Bai Su's side. These two who depended on each other for survival had, in the end, remained entangled.
Like an inseparable destiny.
Now the plans for Hei Maozhou and Fox Woman Little Four to migrate with the caravan had both been settled. Only Su Changsheng remained.
"I'll give you all my yao coins."
"Great Yao Bai Ling provides food and lodging, so I won't need them."
Although the little snake girl's face was full of conflict and reluctance, she still took a delicate little hide pouch from inside her clothes, poured out thirty-odd yao coins with a clatter, then gritted her teeth and handed them all to Su Changsheng.
Su Changsheng could not help being a little moved.
After all, the little demoness aspired to become as great