Icy-blue hair was messily plastered against her cheeks, and those eyes that were always aloof and above it all on ordinary days were now filled with confusion and bewilderment at this moment, blankly looking up at Bai Qinchen.
Bai Qinchen shrugged and sighed, a touch of hesitation and panic appropriately emerging between his brows as he said, "Little god doesn't know what kind of upheaval you just encountered either, but no matter what, you are a principal god and for us to be in this posture is ultimately unsuitable. You should quickly get up and tidy your appearance."
"If others were to see... I'm afraid it would provoke monstrous disasters."
Listening to his eager desire to draw a line and his high-sounding words, a strong sense of emptiness inexplicably welled up in the heart of the Water God.
Even though after that bout of intoxication the tormenting medicinal power within her body had already been reduced by more than half, and her reason ought to have fully returned.
Yet precisely because she had just personally tasted this unprecedented joy that could completely fill her hollow Divine Soul, how could she be willing to just walk away like this?
"No..."
Not only did the Water God not get up as told, but instead, as if afraid he would push her away, those boneless arms suddenly tightened and desperately looped around Bai Qinchen's waist.
She affectionately pressed her cheek back against that warm chest, listening without reservation to his heartbeat, and the peach-blossom blush at the corners of her eyes grew increasingly intense.
That aloof Water God completely cast aside her reticence at this moment, acting like a greedy petitioner as she gently shook her head and murmured in that sweet, delicate, and soft voice, "No... Don't chase me away. I don't