Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling-Chapter 821 - 819: It Won’t Take Us Seriously

Not to mention, this method is truly strange and effective—the Ginsengfruit, covered entirely by the cloak, suddenly became bold.

Except for Yun Ran, who could hear the Ginsengfruit’s voice in her head, no one else, including Xie Xuzhi and the Little Paperman, could see him.

"Your cloak is almost like an invisibility cloak."

Yun Ran immediately snorted coldly and haughtily said, "Invisibility is merely the most insignificant feature of this cloak."

Otherwise, would she, someone skilled in Artifact Refining, eagerly accept it and then give away many magic artifacts to her junior brother?

They really think she’s a sucker.

[Host, I found the direction of the airflow, follow me!]

Yun Ran was speechless—even though she was the owner of the cloak, after the Ginsengfruit used it, she couldn’t see the Ginsengfruit either.

"I can’t see you either, tell me how to proceed!"

The Ginsengfruit chuckled awkwardly; he had simply forgotten.

After confirming the direction, he then said, [Host, head towards the nine o’clock direction from where you are standing now.]

Yun Ran understood.

Then she kicked the still trembling White Tiger, who dared not stand.

"Get up quickly, look at you, scared into such a mess! If you can’t move, there’s no reason for me to keep you!"

Although the White Tiger was deceived by the Black Robed People, it didn’t mean the White Tiger had no cause and effect.

So many missing Xuanmen people died here; throughout history, at least tens of thousands. Had it not been for the stupidity of the life here in Death Mountain, they wouldn’t have been tricked.

She recalled those Cause and Effect Flowers they saw on the grassland that could devour cause and effect.

Yun Ran now understood the function of those things.

Xuanmen people, even if trapped in a desperate situation, would never sit idly by; they carried some life-preserving means.

Even if in the end there’s no way and they died here, they would have a method to multiply the effect of their cause and effect onto the perpetrator.

But so many people died here, and the land here had no resentment of cause and effect, nor has Heavenly Thunder ever descended here.

It’s all because of those Cause and Effect Flowers.

Thinking about the function of those flowers, Yun Ran felt as if she had swallowed a fly.

The owner of the Cause and Effect Flower commits evil without being tainted by cause and effect, but if someone kills the flower, they inherit all the cause and effect devoured by the flower.

Is there any more disgusting plant? Yun Ran hadn’t encountered anything like it.

To her, entities like the Cause and Effect Flower should be locked inside the Demon-locking Tower.

Looking at the White Tiger again, Yun Ran’s eyes showed the dissatisfaction brought by transferred anger.

The White Tiger knew what Yun Ran was thinking, but Yun Ran didn’t know what the White Tiger was thinking.

Nevertheless, it was very perceptive and immediately sensed the change in Yun Ran’s attitude towards it.

Though frightened by the enormous eye making it feel suppressed by bloodline, the skinning threat from this wicked woman was even more dangerous.

The White Tiger could only force itself to stand up timidly.

As for those White Wolves, they really wanted to stand up and not disgrace their Demon King.

But they were too terrified and couldn’t control their own bodies, eyes nervously watching Yun Ran.

Afraid that if Yun Ran got upset, she would skin them.

They could clearly sense Yun Ran’s interest in their pelts over their lives.

"These White Wolves really can’t stand up."

Xie Xuzhi was a very rational person; under these circumstances, useless creatures were bound to be abandoned.

Of course, this premise is that the other party wasn’t of his Direct Lineage.

Yun Ran understood Xie Xuzhi’s hint, instructing her to abandon these White Wolves, leaving them while they proceed.

If the White Tiger wasn’t of some use, Xie Xuzhi might have suggested Yun Ran directly take those flawless wolf pelts instead.

Since the White Tiger was needed, it wouldn’t be appropriate to kill the donkey that plows after it’s done.

Yun Ran glanced with a look of disdain at the White Wolves, instructing Xie Xuzhi to get on the White Tiger’s back first.

Turning to the Little Paperman next to her, she said, "You guys, drag them away!"

Though Yun Ran desired those pelts, she wasn’t as merciless as she sounded.

Toward beings with spiritual wisdom, Yun Ran has always been lenient unless it was absolutely necessary.

Otherwise, even if she didn’t like them, she tried her best not to harm their lives.

Of course, she wouldn’t show them any goodwill either.

Initially, she wanted to kill the Dragon Spirit but needed to suppress her Life Chart, consuming more than half of her cultivation.

To kill the Dragon Spirit, the cost would be enormous, so she devised an identity for it for more people to supervise him.

Now it’s better—the Dragon Spirit, having lived as a human for a while and occasionally being admonished by Yun Ran, developed a hint of humanity.

Only then did Yun Ran drop the idea of killing the Dragon Spirit.

Of course, the greatest credit for this goes to the little uncle.

The Dragon Spirit was tightly held by the little uncle, reducing a lot of Yun Ran’s troubles.

Xie Xuzhi slightly raised his brows, noticing Yun Ran’s order for the Little Paperman to drag the White Wolves away.

He found it slightly unexpected, yet unsurprised.

The White Tiger watched its most loyal guards being dragged away like dead dogs by Yun Ran’s magic artifact, truly daring not to speak out.

When Yun Ran jumped on its back, the White Tiger had to carefully serve, fearing it wouldn’t walk steady enough and ruin Yun Ran’s experience.

The White Tiger never thought that one day, it, a dignified Demon King, would behave so submissively.

The Ginsengfruit led the way at the front, occasionally reporting the directions to Yun Ran.

Yun Ran sat on the tiger’s head, guiding the White Tiger—the posture was indeed impressive.

Who knows how long they walked, Xie Xuzhi glanced again at the enormous eye.

"Don’t you feel that eye has been watching us the entire time?"

Their existence was genuinely smaller than the vast starry sky; how that eye locked onto such tiny beings, it was incredible.

He knew the universe was large and humans were small, but truly experiencing this cosmic feeling was indeed novel.

Yun Ran glanced back, casually answering, "Of course it’s because of the aura on us. Such beings surprisingly control their territory.

As long as we don’t act up, to it, we’re like passing bugs, and it won’t care about us."