Weren’t we supposed to be fighting?
And since when does Jun Moyan have to get involved in a fight himself?
Or is this "vaccine" person really tough to deal with?
Wen Xiao’ai raised her little paw and looked at it: My mana hasn’t recovered yet, if I can’t win later, I’m small, you guys have to let me run first...
An hour later, Wen Xiao’ai was carried by Jun Moyan into the pet hospital.
Seeing all her kind everywhere, Wen Xiao’ai’s eyes widened.
Although she couldn’t communicate with these non-cultivating kindred, she still found them very endearing.
Wait...weren’t we supposed to be fighting?
What are we doing here?
Wen Xiao’ai looked around curiously, unable to contain her wonder.
Turning her head, she saw a woman inserting a syringe into the back of a grey and white cat, which then cried out.
"Meow!" Wen Xiao’ai immediately exploded.
Wen Xiao’ai struggled to jump down from Jun Moyan’s arms to rescue her kindred, but Jun Moyan held her tight.
Jun Moyan asked, puzzled.
She was just fine a moment ago; why did she suddenly freak out?
Wen Xiao’ai kept pulling on Jun Moyan’s clothes with one little paw and pointed at the woman who was vaccinating the cat with the other, very urgently.
She wanted him to go and save it.
Jun Moyan understood at a glance, "That’s a doctor, she’s treating the cat, not hurting it."
Wen Xiao’ai instantly calmed down.
With a mix of skepticism and trust, she looked again at the cat still being injected.
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But it cried out so miserably, it looks very painful.
And are all humans really this kind?
Although she was still worried, Jun Moyan said it was treatment...
"You have quite a sense of justice."
Jun Moyan’s remark immediately diverted Wen Xiao’ai’s attention.
Of course, in the past, there were many glorious deeds I did with a roar whenever I encountered injustice.
But what on earth did Jun Moyan bring her here for?
Three minutes later, Wen Xiao’ai finally found out why Jun Moyan had brought her here.
Watching the female doctor fiddling with a syringe in front of her, Wen Xiao’ai’s fur stood on end in fear.
Meow, what’s going on.
What do you want to do?
Wen Xiao’ai backed away.
"Xiaoguai, don’t move, it’s time for your vaccine," Jun Moyan stood by.
Vaccine, what’s a vaccine?
Wen Xiao’ai blinked her eyes.
So this is what getting a vaccine means?
Wen Xiao’ai felt her intelligence was insulted like never before.
Just say it’s an injection, why make it sound like it’s a fight?
I don’t want it, I don’t want an injection, I’m not sick.
"Be good, it’ll be quick," the female doctor said with a smile to Wen Xiao’ai on the table, reaching out to touch her.
Wen Xiao’ai immediately jumped off the table and into Jun Moyan’s arms.
Jun Moyan instinctively held her tight.
Wen Xiao’ai clung to his clothes and kept calling out, glancing at the needle in the doctor’s hand from time to time.
Mommy, I don’t want an injection, I’m not sick.
"Xiaoguai, stop making a fuss, the vaccine is to prevent illness,"
Jun Moyan didn’t expect her to be so afraid of injections.
She’s normally so brave.
I don’t want it, Jun Moyan, if you dare to give me an injection, I won’t let you off the hook.
Seeing her continue to fuss, Jun Moyan put on a stern face.
But Wen Xiao’ai still refused to be good and get the injection.
She was more afraid of the needle than Jun Moyan getting angry.
After a few minutes of struggle, Jun Moyan had no choice but to grab her ear and cooperate with the female doctor to give her the injection.