CHAPTER 213: CHAPTER 124: TO BE HONEST! WE ARE TRULY FATED! THIS TIME IT’S MY TURN TO SNEAK HOME!_2

"Here," Little Beans clumsily picked up a piece of chicken and placed it into Su Yan’s bowl, saying, "Brother Susu, I specially saved a piece of chicken for you."

"What a good little sister!"

Su Yan felt a touch of emotion.

Then, he immediately activated his creature skills and poured a cup of cappuccino for his third sister, saying, "Here, Brother Susu is treating you to coffee."

Staring at the cappuccino that had appeared out of nowhere before her, Little Beans’ large, expressive eyes widened, and she couldn’t help smacking her lips.

After wiping the corner of her mouth, she thanked him cheerfully, "Thank you, Brother Susu!"

I’m really so clever! she thought. I managed to trade a piece of chicken for a cup of cappuccino. Even Sister Yike isn’t as smart as me!

Little Beans felt incredibly proud of herself.

Over the past half-month, she had often seen her brother conjure cappuccinos out of thin air for her.

She knew her brother possessed a creature skill that could create drinks out of nowhere.

So, this piece of chicken was her little scheme, executed with a very clear purpose.

True to being a foodie, her intelligence soared whenever food was involved.

After serving cappuccino to his third sister, Su Yan went on to give a cup to his eldest sister and his parents as well.

Only Second Sister, Su Erke, had an empty spot before her at the table; she hadn’t received a cappuccino from him.

At that, Second Sister took issue, immediately pouting as she said, "Su Yan, did you forget to pour me a cappuccino?"

Hearing this, Su Yan spread his hands helplessly, a look of complete resignation on his face. "You might not believe this, but when I went out to buy you that workbook just now, I used Fly in the Air the entire way."

"That caused my spiritual power to be overtaxed, so now I can only conjure four cups of cappuccino at most. There’s really nothing I can do about it."

Su Yan’s explanation sounded reasonable, yet it also sounded quite fake.

Because at that moment, he looked full of vigor, not at all like someone whose spiritual power was overtaxed.

Su Erke noticed this and suspected her brother was deliberately targeting her.

She challenged him, "Is that true or not? I feel like you’re targeting me!"

Hearing this, Su Yan swore earnestly, "I, Su Something, never speak falsely. If I’m lying, then I’m a dog."

Listening to her brother’s words, Su Erke, though still unconvinced, had no evidence to the contrary and ultimately had to accept it.

Looking like a child abandoned by her parents, she ate with a long, sullen face. The meal was utterly flavorless to her, tasting like ash.

Meanwhile, Su Yan, witnessing this from the side, felt his heart bloom with joy.

Ah, that’s more like it! he thought. Serves you right for pestering your brother to go buy workbooks and then starting to eat by yourself!

Sometimes, happiness is just that simple!

After the meal, the family of six sat together chatting, and time flew by.

Under the cover of night, Su Yan deftly climbed out the window and went downstairs, beginning a new round of nighttime hunting.

Since he had thoroughly hunted the nearby riverbanks, Chaotic Graveyards, and various alleys over the past half-month, this time he set his sights on the outskirts of town, over twenty miles from home.

He had never been there before, but he’d heard people say that every night, the area became overrun with Yin entities, as numerous as dogs, with Demons and Monsters roaming everywhere.

It sounded like an excellent hunting ground.

Soon, Su Yan reached the outskirts using Fly in the Air. A dense, gloomy forest greeted his eyes.

Standing outside and surveying the scene, he saw that it was pitch-dark inside, devoid of even the sound of insects. There was only an occasional chilling breeze, bringing with it a coldness that made his spine tingle and made him feel a bit uneasy.

Such a place, at a glance, was clearly a prime haunt for Demons and Monsters to breed.

It was likely just as the rumors described: Yin entities as numerous as dogs, and Demons and Monsters wandering everywhere—an excellent place for hunting.

The only downside was not knowing if there might be some unbeatable, terrifying beings lurking within.

But with five lives in hand, these weren’t things he needed to worry too much about.

With that thought, Su Yan ventured into the forest alone to commence his hunt.

RUSTLE... RUSTLE...

The forest at night was eerie and terrifying. Chilling winds would blow intermittently, causing the surrounding branches and leaves to rustle, an unsettling sound.

Su Yan advanced, his Five Senses Perception fully active, constantly alert to the slightest stir in his surroundings, not daring to let his guard down for even a moment.

"Hmm, this scent..."

Passing a bush up ahead, Su Yan caught a whiff of demonic aura. It smelled familiar, as if he had encountered it more than once or twice before.

Su Yan paused to recall, and his expression shifted slightly. Isn’t this the scent of that Fox Demon? Could it really be such a coincidence?

With that thought, Su Yan immediately followed the demonic aura into the bushes ahead.

As the scent of the demonic aura grew stronger, the surrounding vegetation gradually thinned out, replaced by an open expanse of grassland.

Gazing across in the moonlight, Su Yan saw a bamboo building constructed there.

Hanging outside the bamboo building was a line of women’s clothing—sexy lace and sheer silks—hinting that the owner was quite a character.

Among them, a pair of white silk stockings hanging up successfully caught Su Yan’s attention.

The stockings were embroidered with a rose pattern, identical to the ones he had seen the Fox Demon wearing on her calves at the hospital.

This practically confirms it!

The bamboo building before me is probably the lair of that flamboyant Fox Demon!

At this thought, Su Yan couldn’t help but feel a surge of excitement.

Every encounter with this Fox Demon had yielded at least one extra life.

And this time, he had stumbled right into her lair. Perhaps her sisters even lived inside.

This is shaping up to be a huge win!

Thinking this, Su Yan, like a thief in the night, stealthily made his way into the bamboo building.

Following the increasingly potent demonic aura, he crept into a fragrant boudoir.

The first thing that met his eyes was a young girl covered with a thin blanket.

By the moonlight filtering through the window, Su Yan could clearly see several fluffy fox tails behind the girl, and two fluffy fox ears atop her head.

It really is a Fox Demon. I wonder if she’s Jiu Li, Su Yan thought. Fox Demons are known for their shifting appearances; no one ever knows what their true form looks like.

However, as he drew closer to the fox-girl, an information panel popped up in the depths of Su Yan’s mind.

[Name]: Jiu Li

[Race]: Nine-tailed fox

[Level]: Semi-Rare

[Skill]: Art of Charm

Oh, it really is that Fox Demon, Su Yan mused. He then walked to the Fox Demon’s bedside and stopped, his gaze falling on the fluffy tails behind her.

Just then, the Fox Demon on the bed moved, suddenly turning to face Su Yan.

Her delicate nose twitched slightly, saliva glistened at the corner of her mouth, and then she mumbled abruptly, "Mmm... such a delicious... delicious scent."

After speaking, she didn’t forget to smack her lips, her tongue darting out to lick her thin lips, an expression of utter satisfaction on her face.

She had smelled the vital essence emanating from Su Yan and had instinctively incorporated the scent into her dreams, causing her to drool as her mouth watered.

Seeing this, Su Yan inexplicably found her somewhat adorable and, for a moment, didn’t rush to eliminate the Fox Demon on the bed.

However, soon enough, the Fox Demon on the bed stirred, her beautiful eyes suddenly snapping open.

Whether it was animal instinct or something else, she, who had been sound asleep, suddenly awoke with a start.

When she saw Su Yan standing beside her bed, she was terrified, her beauty paling. She hastily retracted her exposed tails.

At the same time, acting on a young girl’s instinct, she yanked the thin blanket beside her, wrapping it tightly around her body, covering herself completely.

Then, trembling with fear, her lips quivered as she stammered, "You... how did you get into my house?!"

"If I said it was fate, would you believe me?" Su Yan said, his eyes narrowed into a smile as he looked at the Fox Demon cowering in the corner of the bed.

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