Bai Zhi’er’s soft and glutinous voice carried anger. For original chapters go to novel-fire.ɴet
"You died suddenly, but you shouldn’t harm others! When Zhi Bao catches you, I’ll tear you into strips and fry you into crispy pieces!"
With that, the little one lifted her tiny feet and started searching along the corridor.
The wind carried a putrid scent.
And a charcoal smell that mortals couldn’t detect.
This wicked fierce ghost must have died in a fire.
Resentment soared to the sky.
Bai Zhi’er furrowed her little brows, full of disdain.
"It smells so stinky!"
Almost everyone was at Prince Kang’s main courtyard helping out.
The little one came to the backyard, where the eerie wind howled as if warning her.
The lanterns under the corridor swayed continuously, flickering on and off.
The candle flames inside seemed as if they might go out at any moment.
Bai Zhi’er listened to the ghostly wailing in the wind.
Her small nose made a childish snort.
Did the bad thing still want to scare her?
Bai Zhi’er was continuing deeper along the corridor.
She saw several wild ghosts hiding and trembling in the rock gardens by the pond.
"Hmm?" Bai Zhi’er tilted her little head: "Aren’t these ghosts the ones that used to cling to Sixth Brother?"
She walked over, waving her tiny hand: "What are you all doing here!"
The group of wild ghosts seemed to see a savior and floated out one after another.
The little one then asked: "Have you seen a bad thing, very fierce and scary, where did it run off to?"
They gathered around Bai Zhi’er, unable to speak, but all pointed in one direction for her.
Bai Zhi’er nodded knowingly: "So it’s hiding there!"
She immediately stepped her little feet in that direction.
The group of wild ghosts hid back in the rock gardens again.
When Bai Zhi’er reached the end, she found herself in an abandoned woodshed at the back of the yard.
It was remote and dark here, the surrounding wind howled, filled with oppressive yin energy.
Bai Zhi’er placed her little hands on her hips, pouting in dissatisfaction: "Come out!"
The biting cold wind blew, the faint glow on the little one like a holy white moonlight in the night.
It made the surrounding sinister black mist not dare to approach.
Bai Zhi’er waited for a while, but that thing still cowered in the woodshed.
So, she bravely stepped inside and pushed the door open.
The inside of the woodshed was dim, but filled with a pungent charcoal smell.
Bai Zhi’er knew, the sinister force was here!
After she went in, she deftly swung her little hand, shutting the door tightly.
And, in passing, sent a wave of mana to enclose the entire woodshed.
No bad thing could escape!
Bai Zhi’er’s big dark eyes turned, observing the surroundings.
"Come out." She clutched her little fist with childish fierceness: "Hiding means you don’t have to get punished?"
"If you come out and admit your mistakes now, Zhi Bao will spare your life, or else, I’ll take care of you first, then send you to my mother!"
"My mother, she would strike you with so many Thunder Whips, you’ll scream in pain!"
The little one’s baby-like voice didn’t seem to intimidate the sinister force.
On the contrary, Bai Zhi’er heard it emit a ghastly and terrifying scream.
Immediately, the beams and firewood in the shed began to spontaneously ignite without any fire source!
The intent was to burn Bai Zhi’er to death!
The little one’s small hand waved, and invisible water vapor gushed out.
Extinguishing the fire that had just started.
The fierce ghost continued its mischief, igniting an even more intense fire than before!
Bai Zhi’er merely waved her sleeve, effortlessly putting it out.
The little one put her hands on her hips: "Come on! Is this all you’ve got? Arsonists wet their beds, you know!"