jdhmnovel Chapter 172 Plot 48 How much money did she rob the monsters of? Did she rob them all?
Chapter 172 Plot 48 How much money did she rob the monsters of? Did she rob them all?
66 turned and ran, trying to get rid of Huahua's bite. He ran very fast, his small body like a gust of wind. Huahua bit his butt and was pulled away, making a whining sound, as if to say that he would never let go.
When 66 was running, there were flowers hanging on his butt. He felt so much pain that he almost cried, but he didn't dare to stop.
When the little snake and the other little demons saw this scene, they forgot to cry and just stared blankly.
Chao Chao put his hands on his hips and shouted angrily, "I'll let you bully my little brother!"
The corners of Bai Jin's mouth twitched slightly, while Song Yi's eyes widened. Both of them were left in tears and laughter by this sudden scene.
Bai Jin looked at 66, who was running around with Huahua biting his butt, and thought that if he didn't save it, it would really be bitten to death.
Bai Jin picked up Chao Chao and coaxed him softly, "Chao Chao, ask your good friend Hua Hua to let 66 go. 66 is very rich and can compensate you with a lot of money." Bai Jin's voice was gentle and with a hint of inducement.
Chao Chao was still enjoying the novelty of robbery. When he heard about the money, his eyes lit up and he shouted excitedly, "Hua Hua! It has money! Lots and lots of it!"
After hearing what Chaochao said, Huahua let go of 66's butt. 66 touched his butt and ran to Bai Jin with lingering fear, wanting to climb onto Bai Jin's shoulders for shelter.
Chaochao was quick-witted and saw 66 run to his father's shoulder. He slapped 66 to the ground with one hand, and 66 fell to the ground with a cry of pain.
At this time, Huahua's teeth were still itching. She turned her head and looked at Song Yi again. Song Yi shuddered in fear when he saw Huahua's gaze. He quickly took out some treasures and said in panic: "Don't bite me! I'll pay you!"
The little snake looked at the treasures on the ground, his eyes shining. He picked up one and walked directly to Bai Jin, saying excitedly: "Boss! Come down quickly! It's time to collect the money!"
Chao Chao broke free from Bai Jin's embrace and returned to the ground. He took out the space bag from his waist and put the treasures in it with skillful movements. He also said politely, "Thank you! Brother Little Snake."
The little snake smiled foolishly.
Seeing this, Bai Jin couldn't help but wonder, how could such a large yellow dot be in Chao Chao's hand? How much money did she rob the monsters of? Could she have robbed them all?
66 got up from the ground, hid behind Bai Jin, and looked around carefully, fearing that Huahua would bite it again.
Song Yi looked at the treasures he had taken out with heartache, secretly thinking about how to get some more from 66.
"Huahua! You traitor! Where have you been?" Huaze's voice came from afar, filled with anger and anxiety.
When Huahua heard the sound, her heart skipped a beat. "Shu Er! Dig a hole! My dad's coming! We're doomed!"
Shu Er hurriedly began to dig a hole, digging the ground with his claws quickly, splashing dirt. The little demons followed him in skillfully, and it seemed that they had done this more than once.
Huahua turned around and hurriedly said to Chaochao, "Chaochao! Let's go first." After that, she rushed to the cave entrance and finally jumped in.
Chao Chao looked at the hole, his eyes full of eagerness to try, wanting to jump in too. Bai Jin was quick to pick Chao Chao up and said helplessly, "This hole is so small, don't you have any idea?"
Chaochao was not willing to give in, "All the younger brothers in the nest have left, it's not good for big brother to stay here, right?" Chaochao's little face was full of stubbornness, his eyes fixed on the cave entrance.
Bai Jin sighed helplessly, used his feet to help them wipe out the traces, and also affixed a breath-breaking talisman. "Alright, alright, we have to leave too." Bai Jin knew that if they didn't leave now, they would definitely be beaten up when Hua Ze discovered all the money and magic weapons were here.
After a while, Hua Ze came up. He saw 66 touching his buttocks at a glance, and also found that Hua Hua's scent had disappeared. Frowning, he looked at Bai Jin and asked, "Have you seen my Hua Hua?" He felt something was wrong.
Bai Jin first covered Chaochao's mouth, fearing that Chaochao would let the cat out of the bag, and then quickly shook his head, pretending to be innocent.
Huaze was a little skeptical. He remembered Chaochao seemed to be playing with Huahua. How could Chaochao be here alone? Could it be that Huahua didn't like playing with Chaochao anymore? That was impossible.
That little bastard Huahua brought a bunch of little bastards from the academy to steal my private money! Huaze gritted his teeth, his anger burning in his heart, and he wanted to catch Huahua and beat him up.
Hua Ze still didn't give up and wanted to ask Chao Chao: "Chao Chao, have you seen Hua Hua?"
Chao Chao moved Bai Jin's hand away from her lips: "Hua Hua is gone."
Hua Ze asked: "Chao Chao, do you know where they went?"
Chao Chao tilted his head and thought for a moment: "He left in a flash."
Hua Ze was puzzled. He left in a flash? What did this mean?
Bai Jin quickly interrupted, "Your Huahua has been gone for a long time. 66 said that those things outside are to thank you for taking care of him over the years." Bai Jin also kicked 66's butt.
66 was grimacing in pain, and after finally finding some relief from the pain, he was kicked again. The pain was so severe that tears were about to come out, but he didn't dare to be angry with the adults. He could only endure the pain and said, "Yes, thank you for taking care of me over the years."
Hua Ze was so happy that the ancestor was finally gone. He kept a calm expression and said quickly, "It's okay, it's okay."
Bai Jin took the opportunity to say, "Where are my wife and the others? We don't have much time left, so we have to leave. I may have to say goodbye here."
Hua Ze looked at Bai Jin. Although he still had doubts in his heart, he didn't dare to ask any further questions. He could only tell him the whereabouts of the four people.
After listening to Hua Ze's story about his wife's whereabouts, Bai Jin hugged Chao Chao and lay obediently in Bai Jin's arms, with her little hands around his neck. 66 limped behind, muttering complaints from time to time.
Song Yi was still behind, looking at his hair in the mirror, struggling with how to make it look better.
Hua Ze looked at Song Yi and asked in confusion, "Why didn't you leave?"
Song Yi finally reacted and shouted, "Bai Jin! Why don't you call me!" Then he hurriedly chased in the direction Bai Jin left.
Bao Yin was naturally sensitive to talismans. He could feel the mysterious power fluctuation when Bai Jin used the talisman just now. He was full of curiosity about what this power was, so he waited on the road they had to pass.
Bai Jin brought Chao Chao and 66 to this road. Seeing the little Bao Yin standing on the side of the road, Bai Jin felt a little puzzled and asked, "What's going on?"
Chao Chao turned around and saw Bao Yin. Her eyes lit up and she said happily, "Brother Bao Yin! Why are you here?"
Bao Yin was already used to the way Chao Chao called him by his name, so he smiled and replied, "Hello, Chao Chao. I have something to ask your father."
Then he said, "I want to ask, what did you use just now?" Bao Yin's eyes flashed with a gleam of curiosity as he stared at Bai Jin closely.
Bai Jin thought of the talisman he had just used and replied, "It's a talisman. Don't you have any here?"
Bao Yin shook his head. He had never heard of such a thing before. He wanted to learn it but was too embarrassed to speak up.
Bai Jin saw through Bao Yin's thoughts at a glance. He took out a book he had written when he was bored in the forbidden area. The book recorded a lot of his understanding and drawing methods of talismans. It was simple and easy to understand. The title of the book was: Even a fool can become a talisman master if he learns it.
Bai Jin threw the book to Bao Yin: "Take this book and study it, but getting started requires talent."
Bao Yin took the book in his hands and looked at it. His eyes instantly lit up like stars. He couldn't wait to open it and read it for a few seconds. He hurriedly said to Bai Jin, "Thank you! Thank you!"
Bai Jin looked at Bao Yin who was about to run away and stopped him, "Wait, these papers and pens are suitable for beginners to practice. When you become a real master in the future, remember to read the last page." He took out another space bag containing some paper and pens and handed it to Bao Yin.
Bao Yin looked at the same space bag as Chao Chao and quickly figured out how to open it. He saw a lot of things inside and was so excited that he wanted to kneel down and become his disciple right then and there: "Thank you, Master!"
Bai Jin didn't want to accept an apprentice, so he quickly waved his hand and said, "Don't call me Master, I just helped you. Besides, you are good to Chao Chao, and I am her father. It is normal for me to be good to her friends."
Song Yi ran up, his hair becoming even more messy as he ran, and sweat on his face. He ran while shouting, "Wait for me!"
Bao Yin stood in place, tightly holding the book and space bag given to him by Bai Jin in his hands, his eyes full of gratitude and determination. When he heard Song Yi's call, he turned his head slightly to take a look, then turned his gaze to Chao Chao and Bai Jin, knowing that he could no longer disturb them on their journey.
Bao Yin gave Chao Chao a warm smile and said, "Thank you, Chao Chao, goodbye." His voice was soft and filled with reluctance.
Chao Chao sat in Bai Jin's arms, waving her hands happily, and said to Bao Yin, "Goodbye! Brother Bao Yin."