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In a quiet room, Yun Qingyu and Xin Yao were enjoying a peaceful moment when suddenly, Hong Yu burst in, dressed entirely in black. With confidence, Hong Yu twirled in front of Yun Qingyu and said, "Your Highness, what do you think of my outfit? If you like black clothes, I can stop wearing red and switch to black. Can you show me a little more affection?"
As Hong Yu moved closer to Yun Qingyu, Xin Yao's veins bulged with anger. He grabbed a branch to block Hong Yu from getting too close, viewing him as the biggest obstacle in his quest for favor.
Hong Yu glared at Xin Yao and snapped, "How dare you!"
Xin Yao coldly replied, "You cannot approach the master without permission; otherwise, it will be seen as ill intent."
Yun Qingyu silently took his seat at the head of the table. He noticed Hong Yu's strong determination to compete for affection and his resilience. Perhaps it was time to give him something to do.
Turning around angrily, Hong Yu looked at Yun Qingyu and said, "Your Highness, Xin Yao is becoming increasingly arrogant due to your favoritism. Can't you do something about him?"
Yun Qingyu glanced at Hong Yu with indifference and replied, "If there's nothing else, you may leave."
Hong Yu chose to overlook this blatant bias and happily approached Yun Qingyu. "I heard that tomorrow is the Empress Dowager's birthday. I have a gift for you that you can also present as a birthday gift to her; I'm sure the Empress Dowager will love it."
Yun Qingyu regarded Hong Yu thoughtfully and asked, "What are you scheming this time?"
With an innocent expression, Hong Yu replied, "Your Highness, please don't be so suspicious. I just want to compete for your affection." He then pulled something from his sleeve and placed it on the table.
It was a small creature entirely covered in white fur, resembling a tiny ferret but with an adorable demeanor akin to that of a kitten. It was incredibly cute and could melt anyone's heart at first glance.
The little creature looked up at Yun Qingyu and cheerfully exclaimed, "Your Highness is magnificent!"
The familiar voice made Yun Qingyu pause, her gaze fixed on the adorable Little Guy in front of her, surprised that it could talk.
Hong Yu smiled and said, "This spirit beast is only six months old and can say a few simple words. Its spiritual abilities allow it to sense some dangers and alert its owner in time. Sometimes it can be quite mischievous, just like a child. I’ve put in a lot of effort to raise it this well."
The Little Guy happily rubbed against Yun Qingyu's fingers.
After a moment of silence, Yun Qingyu asked Hong Yu, "Why would you want me to give such a carefully nurtured Little Spirit Beast to the Empress Dowager?"
With a grin, Hong Yu replied, "It can say sweet things and make the Empress Dowager happy. Little one, say something nice."
The Little Guy then chirped in a soft voice, "Long live the Empress Dowager! No, wait, let’s do that again—May the Empress Dowager live for a thousand years! Wishing the Empress Dowager good health."
Yun Qingyu listened with an odd expression as the Little Guy's sweet voice continued, "How could you bear to give such a cute little thing to the Empress Dowager?"
Hong Yu chuckled, a sly glint in her eyes indicating that things were not so simple. "Giving it to her doesn’t mean it belongs to her. I just want this Little Guy to bring some joy to the Empress Dowager and the other queens."
In an instant, Yun Qingyu understood Hong Yu's intention; this girl wanted to help her clear obstacles. For a moment, she didn’t know what to say. Hong Yu then eagerly encouraged the Little Guy to say something nice about the prince: "The prince is a little fairy; he is majestic and powerful."
Yun Qingyu's lips curled up slightly as she finally found amusement in the Little Guy.
Xin Yao caught sight of Yun Qingyu's clearly delighted expression and raised an eyebrow. Glancing at the Little Guy, she thought to herself: It really is quite adorable and knows how to cheer up its master.
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