"You an to say —"
Mo Qiang seed to have understood what Xiao Jiao was trying to say, but at the sa ti, she thought it was too unbelievable. How could such a thing be possible? However, when she looked at the solemn look on her face, Mo Qiang understood that the little squirrel was not pulling her leg, but she truly ant it.
She closed her eyes and inhaled heavily. Her head was throbbing wildly when she thought about how the thing that she needed to defeat was not a mutated sentient being but a demonic entity that was actually trying to instill fear in the hearts of humans.
"How am I supposed to deal with such a thing?" she questioned Xiao Jiao, who looked at her with a sympathetic look in her eyes.
She ruffled her feathers and then said to Mo Qiang, "Well, there is one way to deal with her." Though she said that, her expression was not looking good, which made Mo Qiang raise her head and look at her with a troubled expression. Because the last ti this fairy looked at her with such an expression, Mo Qiang ended up almost being chewed by a gigantic snake.
"Don't look at like that." Xiao Jiao waved her hand and then said to Mo Qiang, "It is going to be foolproof."
"Are you sure?" Mo Qiang didn't quite trust the little squirrel, because no matter what, every ti this little one ca up with a plan, sothing happened in one way or another.
In response, Xiao Jiao patted her chest and said to Mo Qiang with a confident look on her face, "I am sure!"
Three hours later.
"So you were sure, huh?" Mo Qiang remarked while sitting inside a prison. Her eyes were staring at the bars hopelessly as she silently worried about her father and her husbands. She had hoped that things would not co to this, but it seed like relying on Xiao Jiao was simply foolish!
Xiao Jiao lowered her head as she couldn't understand how things developed in such a fashion. As far as she knew, the God of War had always been on good terms with her, but this ti around, when she took Mo Qiang to get the fruit of strength and spiritual energy, she was actually imprisoned by the minions of the God of War. How could such a thing happen to her!?
"I didn't know that they would imprison us," Xiao Jiao said sadly. "They have always been polite to the Goddess of Nature, but it seems like just because she is no longer here, they are looking down on us."
Xiao Jiao was heartbroken. And Mo Qiang knew that she was truly upset, because even when Xiao Jiao was pushed in a corner, she never accepted that the Goddess of Nature was gone.
This was the first ti she was willing to accept that the Goddess of Nature was no longer by her side and it showed how hurt she was due to it.
Mo Qiang sighed. She knew that it wasn't Xiao Jiao's fault.
It was not unusual for soone to bully the weak. Xiao Jiao might have been treated with care when she was with the Goddess of Nature, but now—sigh—the situation was no longer the sa.
"Are you the one who ca here to steal the fruit of spiritual strength?"
An unfamiliar voice spoke up from the corner of the prison, causing Mo Qiang to raise her head. She turned to look at the little girl who sat in the corner of the prison and arched a brow. "That's right."
As soon as she finished speaking, the little girl whose hair was warm like the freshly grown wheat burst into laughter. She clapped her hands and stated, "Ah, I have to say that you are really bold. It's not every day that soone breaks into the garden of the God of War. They fear that he will burn them alive."
"I was, too, but my situation is a tad bit desperate." Mo Qiang was speechless. Did this girl think that she broke into the garden of the God of War for fun? She had no other choice; if she had, then she would have never stepped into this troubleso world.
Bah!
The little girl raised her hands and cupped her cheeks before saying, "Is that so? Can you tell ? I an, neither of us is going out of here any ti soon, so we might as well share our woes."
Mo Qiang didn't want to. She was going to refute, but sothing about the warm and kind smile of the little girl made her lower her guard, and the next thing she knew, she was telling everything to the little girl.
"And now if I don't do sothing, we are all dead." By the ti she finished speaking, Mo Qiang was simply out of her mind. Why did she tell everything to this little girl?
She couldn't help but question herself, and yet she had no answer to this question.
With her eyebrows narrowed, she pursed her lips and turned silent.
However, while Mo Qiang was feeling confused, the little girl clapped her hands and then said to her, "Ah, then did you bla the goddess for making you go through all the sufferings?"
"I did," Mo Qiang raised a corner of her lips and answered. Whatever, since she had already said so much nonsense, she might as well see it through to the end. "And I do, but I am also grateful that she gave the chance to change the world. It was fun while it lasted."
As she had been looking away, she didn't see that the eyes of the little girl had turned warr when she heard her speak. She turned her head slightly to the left and her green eyes stared at the prison wall; she was staring at it as if she could see past it and said to Mo Qiang, "Do you want to get out of here?"
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