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Yui knew she had caused trouble this time. Ignoring her aching body, she quickly stood up and scratched her head, saying, "I... I'm sorry."
As soon as the prince's bloodthirsty gaze met hers, her apology was swallowed back down. That look was too terrifying, just like that night; he wouldn't want to kill her again, would he?
Yui couldn't help but take two steps back, while the prince straightened up and advanced step by step. Yui flusteredly said, "I... I can help you restore this painting, really?" Please don't look at me with those eyes; it's too scary.
"How will you restore it?"
"I..." Yui was about to say that she could just move her fingers, but Dian Yin Qian had warned her not to tell mortals that she was a deity. She lowered her head, thinking about how to explain it reasonably.
Seeing this, the prince's cold smile grew wider. Holding the scroll in his hand, he stood up and said, "Someone, take her to the woodshed."
Two guards stepped forward to seize her. Yui glanced at the prince's expression and felt that she owed him something, so she didn't resist and allowed the guards to escort her away. After all, she had never seen a woodshed before; it wouldn't hurt to take a look.
As for that painting...
Before Yui was dragged out, she turned back for a glance. The raindrops on her forehead glimmered slightly; it would be fine to let it recover in a few hours.
The woodshed, as the name suggests, is a place for storing firewood. However, no one told her that besides piles of firewood, there were also mice, spiders, and cockroaches here.
As soon as Yui was placed inside, the sound of the door locking echoed in her ears. She helplessly looked back at the lock. If she really wanted to leave, could such a small lock hold her back?
The ethereal aura surrounding her gradually filled the small firewood room, and the little insects and animals that had been hiding scurried out, crawling at her feet, respectfully saying, "We did not expect the presence of the Child of the Nature God of Rain."
Yui looked around the dull firewood room, initially intending to go back to sleep. However, she heard the sound of a mouse, which piqued her interest. She lowered her head to see a tiny mouse at her feet, struggling to lift its furry head, its round eyes darting around.
"You can talk, which means you have already transformed into human form. Show me your human shape," Yui casually conjured a stool and sat down, crossing her legs without regard for etiquette. She rested her chin on her hand and thought for a moment; it was surprising that there was a Mouse Spirit even in a palace. Although its powers were not strong, it was much better than an ordinary human body. If she could take it under her wing, she couldn't help but smile slyly.
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