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In the Cloud Mist Forest, the corpse in the cave—could it really be a person? And what about the large family mentioned by the palace official? Could it be the Mo Family? If it is indeed the Mo Family, why had he not heard anything about them during his time away? A multitude of questions swirled in his mind.
“Xiao Hei... sigh! Never mind.” He had initially wanted to consult Xiao Hei for a different perspective, but realizing that this guy had just woken up, he figured he wouldn't be able to make much sense of it either. The thought lingered on his lips but was swallowed back down.
“Boss, as the saying goes, there’s no trouble unless one creates it themselves,” Xiao Hei said languidly from the bow of the boat.
“What saying is that?” Mo Wen felt embarrassed. Where had this guy picked up such an unreliable phrase? It wasn’t right to call himself a troublemaker, but it would indeed be a rare occurrence if Xiao Hei ever managed to say something correctly.
“You should know better as the boss. This saying means that if you can’t figure something out, don’t dwell on it. The truth will eventually come to light, and then everything will be clear,” Xiao Hei said with a proud expression. Mo Wen felt an urge to grab him and rub his face against the deck to explain what being a troublemaker really meant.
“Boss, you must have been stimulated by something; otherwise, you wouldn’t be howling like this. According to the books, you need treatment for this condition; otherwise, it will only get worse. I don’t want to lose such an illustrious and cunning boss like you,” Xiao Hei remarked after noticing Mo Wen’s silence and glancing back at him in the cabin.
“Ugh! Enough! You’ve crossed the line!” Mo Wen exclaimed as he grabbed Xiao Hei. He could tolerate being called a troublemaker, but combining “cunning” with “illustrious” was too much.
“You’ve learned nothing good! Look at what you’ve picked up. Today, I’ll teach you how to be a qualified Divine Beast!” The cabin was soon filled with sounds of wailing.
“Alright! Stop howling!” Mo Wen glared at Xiao Hei, who lay on the deck lamenting. This guy really knew how to put on a show; he was well aware of how much strength he had used.
“Oh! Okay, but boss, I have a suggestion that I’m not sure if I should say.” Hearing Mo Wen’s reprimand, Xiao Hei quickly scrambled back up.
“Speak!” This guy was probably thinking about food again; he excelled at nothing but eating.
“We need to agree on one thing: no kicking or hitting.”
“Speak! I promise not to hit you.”
“Boss, you really should take a bath; I can hardly see your face anymore.” Despite Mo Wen's assurance, Xiao Hei still ran to the bow, ready to jump into the sea at any moment. The reason for suggesting a bath was that if things continued like this, he wouldn’t even dare eat the hotpot cooked by Mo Wen.
“Uh... that suggestion isn’t bad. Guardian, the boss needs to bathe and change.” Mo Wen hadn’t expected Xiao Hei to bring this up. However, looking at his grimy clothes and feeling his face flaking off, it seemed like something that needed to be done—especially after taking the Fire Lotus; he could feel an extra layer of dirt clinging to him.
He anchored the boat and left Xiao Hei on board while he entered the Square Inch World directly. After spending some time in the palace of the spring, aside from collecting water exchanged from the spring itself, he also gathered quite a bit through the Magic Circle of Square Inch World. The exposure of Square Inch World had cost him several dozen trees.
“Ah, feeling refreshed! I still look as radiant as ever.” Stepping out of Square Inch World, he used a stick to toss aside his previously worn clothes into the lava. Taking a deep breath felt incredibly satisfying.
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