My daily mountain driving, I met a fox at the beginning and got married

The little koi, having consciously fulfilled its responsibility, turned to leave.

At this moment, Nietzsche lowered her head and wiped away her tears: "I'm a little scared... Could you please take me home? I'm really scared..."

Nietzsche was pretty, and when she cried, she looked even more pitiful, her face streaked with tears.

The little koi's heart softened, and after thinking for a moment, she agreed.

On the return journey, Nietzsche feigned ignorance: "Why are you so sure that evil spirits would never be benevolent towards humans? Isn't your thinking a bit too extreme?"

Faced with such accusations, the little koi fish widened its eyes and retorted angrily, "Absolutely not! Evil spirits could never harbor goodwill towards humans! Of course, I'm referring to evil spirits, not all ghosts. That one just now was a genuine evil spirit; its stench could be smelled from miles away. I have no mistake for it! It must have a lot of lives on its hands. Dealing with such an evil spirit is just courting death!"

Nietzsche curled her lip in disapproval.

This guy probably said that in order to hunt down Olek and devour his power.

Olek is right. These cultivators, whether human or ghost, will try every means to harm their own kind to increase their strength.

They're clearly plotting something so dirty, yet they insist on putting on a righteous and awe-inspiring facade.

Just like those scoundrel priests who appear pious on the surface but do all sorts of despicable things behind the scenes.

It's utterly despicable.

“Oh, I see… Thank you so much for today. To express my gratitude, I’d like to treat you to a meal. That restaurant over there is quite nice, would you like to come along? It’s on me!” Nietzsche extended the invitation with a smile, seemingly genuinely wanting to express her thanks.

This was the first time Little Koi had handled this kind of incident independently. Although she was initially misunderstood, the misunderstanding has now been cleared up, hasn't it? She's still quite popular!

“Sure, no problem!” Little Koi happily accepted the invitation.

They chose an elegant restaurant with soft lighting and soothing music, an environment where one can easily relax.

Little Koi thought the other party had only been bewitched before, and now that they were relaxed, she asked curiously, "Why did you think of going to find evil spirits in the first place? Was there something you needed their help with, or was it just out of curiosity?"

Watching TV dramas and movies, it seems that young people today, especially Westerners, have a particular fondness for risky behavior. The more novel and exciting something is, the more they want to try it.

Could this girl in front of me be like the characters in the drama, knowingly risking danger but still choosing to try things out of a desire for thrills?

If that's the case, Little Koi thinks that such a person deserves to be unlucky.

"Well, it's nothing really... It's just that I've seen the abilities of demons, and they are indeed very powerful. They can easily defeat ordinary people. I was bullied at school; the difference in strength between girls and boys was too great, and I couldn't fight back at all. So I was wondering if I could... Anyway, I was thinking too simply. What happened just now made me realize something; I almost made a big mistake, and I'm so grateful that you helped me."

Nietzsche looked at her with deep gratitude.

The little koi smiled slightly, feeling a little smug inside, but outwardly embarrassed. "It's nothing," the little koi waved its hand and said modestly, "I just happened to run into you, and I couldn't just stand by and watch you die. No need to be so polite."

The juice was served, and Little Koi picked up a glass of watermelon juice and took a small sip.

Nietzsche suddenly pointed outside the gate and said, "The weather has been unusually cold lately; it shouldn't be this cold at this time of year. Do you think there might be evil spirits here?"

Hearing her say that, the little koi fish subconsciously looked towards the door.

Everything on the street was normal; the commuters and students with backpacks were nothing out of the ordinary.

"There are no evil spirits here, and the surrounding energy is normal, so you don't need to worry too much. In fact, evil spirits are not common."

At least worldwide, evil spirits are a minority, while humans are the majority.

It's just that these are the people who handle paranormal events, making it seem like paranormal events happen very frequently.

"Oh, I see. I was overthinking it. It's probably because my past experiences have made me too sensitive."

They continued chatting when the waiter brought over grilled steaks. They enjoyed their meal while continuing their conversation.

"The Yin-Yang Feng Shui techniques you practice, could they be the means to deal with those evil spirits? Could this be a secret technique passed down through generations in the Dongguan area? It is said that such skills are extremely rare and very difficult to learn. How did you obtain the opportunity to inherit them?" Nietzsche stared intently at the little koi, asking curiously.

The little koi waved its hand dismissively: "It may seem mysterious to outsiders, but it's actually quite commonplace for us. After all, we've been cultivating since we were young, so we don't find anything special about it."

Upon hearing this, Nietzsche's expression shifted slightly. These people, who so easily obtained such precious inheritances, showed no appreciation for this opportunity. Indeed, those who possess resources never know how to cherish them! Unlike himself, who, even with a yearning to learn advanced techniques, could only explore on his own, even forced to bow to evil spirits. If they were willing to share this knowledge, he wouldn't be in this predicament.

"Oops, I suddenly feel a little dizzy." The little koi noticed something was wrong with the other person's expression and was about to speak when she felt a sudden wave of dizziness. This was too abnormal! As a spirit who had achieved some level of cultivation, even if she was tired, she shouldn't suddenly feel dizzy. Thinking of the juice she had just drunk, she suddenly realized: "You tampered with the drink!"

Before she could finish speaking, a strong wave of drowsiness washed over her, and the little koi fish plopped down on the table, instantly emitting even snores.

The commotion attracted the attention of other diners, and several guests at neighboring tables looked on curiously. Nietzsche calmly stood up and explained with a smile, "My friend was just too tired and fell asleep. Please continue your meal, I'll take her home now."

Seeing that the little koi was indeed sleeping soundly, everyone dispelled their doubts. Nietzsche helped the sleeping little koi out of the restaurant with a smile on her face.

They hailed a taxi and headed to the cemetery again.

Deep in the forest, Olek, who had been waiting for a long time, floated out of the tomb. Seeing the unconscious little koi, he nodded with satisfaction: "You've done a good job of what I asked you to do; you deserve praise."

Nietzsche remained silent, simply watching Oleksandr. Oleksandr bent down and gently stroked the little koi's neck, a sinister smile on his face. "Today I will teach you your first lesson: to achieve your goals, you can stop at nothing." With that, he lowered his head and bit the little koi's neck, greedily sucking on it.

"Truly a rare delicacy! The blood of these exceptionally gifted individuals is not only sweet but also enhances cultivation—a double benefit. If you encounter such talent again, don't miss the chance." He licked his lips and beckoned to Nietzsche. (End of Chapter)