Seeing this, Lin Ke asked, "You only want one?"
The little girl shook her head. "No, I want a hundred."
Lin Ke said, "Hmm? That many? Can you eat them all?"
The little girl clenched her tiny fists and thumped Lin Ke twice.
"Hurry up and agree! It feels awful being carried like this. My head's getting dizzy!"
Lin Ke nodded. "No problem. A hundred it is."
"They won't cost many spirit stones anyway."
The little girl pouted at that and took a tiny Storage Bag from inside her clothes. "No, I'm afraid you'll trick me. Put the spirit stones in my Storage Bag."
Unable to do anything about her, Lin Ke separated out ten low-grade spirit stones and tossed them over.
The little girl tucked away her Storage Bag, patted her chest, then tugged at the two buns on her head.
Then she held the meat pie between her teeth.
Only then did she reach both hands toward the Spirit Pearl.
Streams of milky-white spirit qi poured out of her body, making Lin Ke narrow his eyes.
Spirit qi was inherently formless and colorless, so why was this little girl's so peculiar?
Before he could think it through, the Spirit Pearl before him let out a deep, intense dragon's roar.
Amid the overlapping waves of sound, the shadow of a black Flood Dragon appeared behind the Dragon Pearl and swam a circuit through the air.
It lashed its tail savagely against the rock wall and dug its two claws deep into the cavern wall.
A pair of gleaming dragon eyes looked down upon Lin Ke and the little girl from above.
All the villagers in the cavern cried out in surprise.
The old Village Chief led the way in kneeling. "Old Ancestress! The Ancestress has appeared!"
In an instant,