Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me-Chapter 77 - 76 Did You Do Something Wrong
Chapter 77: Chapter 76: Did You Do Something Wrong?
Chapter 77 -76: Did You Do Something Wrong?
Fu Keqi, upon seeing Mianmian, was even more excited than Wu De.
By now, her bodily form was completely unrecognizable as human, and the only things on her mind were eating flesh and killing Mianmian.
So, Fu Keqi leaped off Wu De’s body and with drool streaming from her mouth, pounced excitedly toward Mianmian.
The black claws that had grown back on her hands were even harder than before, and the toenails that pierced through her shoes even left marks on the ground.
Mianmian didn’t expect Fu Keqi to break free from the ropes she had carefully chosen. As Fu Keqi quickly approached, Mianmian frowned, worried that she might hurt the people around, and drew the whip that had earlier wrapped around Chu Ye, lashing it out toward Fu Keqi.
Fu Keqi, seeing the whip, chuckled and dodged to the side.
She thought she could evade it, but the whip seemed to have a mind of its own, wrapping around her body automatically.
Once the whip touched Fu Keqi, it came to life, stretching out and binding Fu Keqi tighter than before.
Mianmian took out the Soul Summoning Talisman and summoned the soul of the little kitten.
The kitten Nuomi was a fluffy white ball, small and adorable, and upon seeing Mianmian, it meowed affectionately, rubbing its soul against Mianmian’s face.
Mianmian asked, “I’ve caught her for you, do you still want to seek revenge?”
Nuomi turned its head to look at Fu Keqi.
Upon seeing what Fu Keqi had become, all of its fur stood on end.
“Meow!” Nuomi burrowed into Mianmian’s embrace.
Before its death at the hands of Fu Keqi, Nuomi had just begun to learn, driven by instinct, how to absorb the Sun and Moon Essence for cultivation, and had developed some spiritual awareness in a confused manner.
But it didn’t have much spiritual awareness, and thus couldn’t run away when it was being killed.
Wild beasts are born to seek benefit and avoid harm. When Fu Keqi was still human, it only dared to attack when she was weak, but now that Fu Keqi had become a Zombie-like demon, Nuomi only felt fear.
“Meow, meow.” It pleaded with the strong, warm human cub, its beautiful heterochromic eyes filled with trust.
Mianmian nodded, “Alright then, Mianmian will help you punish her.”
She activated the Flying Sword, thinking of making Fu Keqi suffer the same pain as Nuomi had, but as the Sword flew towards Fu Keqi, she quickly covered her eyes with her small hands.
Exorcizing demons was necessary, but watching a head being chopped off was something Little Bun didn’t want to see.
As Fu Keqi’s head hit the ground, she was still wondering why. She had eaten dad, so why couldn’t she beat Su Mianmian? What had Su Mianmian transformed into, and why was she so powerful?
But this answer was one Fu Keqi was destined never to know. Her soul and body dissipated together, turning into ashes.
When Wu De saw Fu Keqi’s death, he wept with grief, “Thank you, Little Auntie, for saving me, thank you, Little Auntie…”
Hearing Wu De’s thanks, Mianmian stomped her foot in anger, “Don’t flatter yourself, Mianmian didn’t save you for your sake, you’re the bad guy! Mianmian did it for Nuomi!”
She cradled the adorable kitten, “Nuomi, it’s time for you to be reincarnated.”
Nuomi was indeed a super pretty little white kitten. It rubbed against Mianmian’s palm, purring and showing its belly coquettishly.
It liked Mianmian so much, thinking how wonderful it would have been to be taken home by her.
But now it had to say goodbye to Mianmian.
The little kitten reluctantly followed the guidance and descended into the earth.
Bai Bai saw the kitten leave and also rubbed against Mianmian’s leg and barked, frantically trying to make its presence felt.
Mianmian squatted down and petted Bai Bai, and as she did, her stomach started to rumble.
“Hungry,” Mianmian flashed her little white teeth, joking adorably, “I want to eat wolf meat.”
Upon hearing this, Bai Bai quickly rolled over to show its belly and played dead, sticking its tongue out.
Mianmian found Bai Bai’s antics funny and laughed heartily. She was about to pounce on Bai Bai’s belly to play, but then remembered that Bai Bai had tried to go to the toilet in front of her, and quickly withdrew her hand, “Bai Bai, you stink, I won’t touch you.”
Mianmian stood with Chu Qi contacting the police outside.
All the supernatural aspects inside the ancient tomb had been dealt with, and now only Hua Zhaodi and Wu De remained. They needed the police to come in and take them away, to go through the motions in front of the residents.
After making contact, he asked Mianmian, “Little Auntie, this Wu De also has some Dark Sect methods; can we make him tell the truth like Hua Zhaodi?”
Mianmian nodded, and the previously disappeared Flying Sword reappeared, slashing toward Wu De’s forehead.
“He can tell the truth, too,” Mianmian said as she used a Truth Spell on Wu De.
So, when Director Wang arrived, what he saw were two criminals kneeling on the ground, confessing of their own accord. There were also four children, a male celebrity, and a dog.
He was stunned for a moment, “Uh, didn’t you say that only seven children were caught?”
Chu Qi: “Hmm, that’s what was said before, but it turns out that’s not the case. Take these two back first to go through the motions, and someone will come to take them away.”
“Alright, let’s head down the mountain then.”
It was only upon leaving the ancient tomb that they realized it had already gotten dark outside.
Since Mianmian had made her presence known, she couldn’t fly down the mountain on Flying Sword, so she was carried by Su Chenfei the whole way.
Su Chenfei was now quite adept at carrying children, and while doing so, he would use techniques recommended by parenting experts to make the kids more comfortable.
Thus, it wasn’t long before Mianmian comfortably fell asleep.
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After falling asleep, she had a dream.
In the dream, she was sleeping soundly between her mom and dad, when suddenly a man wearing ancient robes, holding a book and a pen, smiled at her and said he wanted to ask for her help with something.
Mianmian was tired from the day’s events, and still being talked to while trying to sleep was so annoying. She swatted with her hand.
The man, having been hit, didn’t get angry; he sighed and left.
The next morning, as soon as Mianmian woke up, she opened her big round eyes, pondering what the man in the dream had said.
She couldn’t remember no matter how hard she tried, so she gave up.
She was way too hungry, time to eat!
Mianmian sat up only to realize she was in an unfamiliar room. Her seventh grandchild was still sleeping soundly next to her, snoring away.
She carefully climbed out of bed, slipped into her little slippers, and Bai Bai came over, wagging its tail and rubbing against her.
With its big, adorable eyes, the dog-like Bai Bai was very cute. But something was odd; there were “cheep cheep cheep” sounds coming from its mouth.
Thinking she misheard, Little Bun didn’t react at first.
But as the “cheep cheep cheep” grew louder, and Bai Bai’s mouth was tightly closed, she realized there really were chicks chirping!
“Bai Bai, you’ve been naughty, haven’t you?” Mianmian grabbed Bai Bai’s pointed ear, “Hurry up, spit out Dahuang and Xiaohuang.”
Bai Bai’s eyes immediately started to look evasive.
Yesterday, when Mianmian returned to the town, a lot of strangers crowded around to look at Mianmian, and there were two chicks standing on the head of a strange little girl.
The chicks flapped their wings, trying to jump onto Mianmian’s body, while someone nearby exclaimed, “It’s amazing; the chicks raised by Master Mianmian are different.”
How could Mianmian raise other chicks!
Bai Bai was very upset.
So, as soon as it woke up, it had the little chicks in its mouth.
“Hurry up, or Mianmian will get mad.” Mianmian pouted, her little fists clenched, ready to dole out the Punishment of Love to the mischievous Bai Bai.
That was a move her mom used on her dad, and she had learned it too!
