I can understand what the furry creatures are saying, and I've become the number one beast tame

Chapter 59 A Confident Statement Lacking Emotional Intelligence
"that……"

Nan Ran felt the atmosphere was a bit awkward, so after putting the collected "caviar" into her storage space, she cleared her throat.

He said in a serious tone, "I've taken the stuff, and there's nothing you can do to me anyway."

Ever since discovering that the Heart-Eating Worm's attacks were completely ineffective against her, Nan Ran has become much more confident.

No matter how powerful the heart-eating worm is, what can it do?

If it doesn't harm her in the slightest... then it's the same as not harming her at all.

"Just open the door, I'm in a hurry to get back!"

Insects: ...

Provocation! This is definitely a provocation!
Frostbeast: ...

Why does Nanran seem to lack emotional intelligence?
The Frostbeast looked up at the Heart-Eating Worm Ancestor and, sure enough, saw anger on its face.

It seems its intuition was correct.

Nan Ran's words were indeed quite hurtful.

[Hey! Woman! Now that you've got what you wanted, can't you just let me go?!]
The little fat worm perked up as it lay dying.

Nanran is leaving, so surely she should leave it behind?
damned!!

Finally, I'll regain my freedom and no longer be tormented by this woman's clutches!
"Hmm..." Nan Ran looked down at the chubby little bug in her hand and couldn't help but squeeze it a couple more times.

Actually, I'm quite reluctant to part with it.

Can……

Nan Ran looked up at the two-meter-tall Heart-Eating Worm Ancestor and sensed that the giant worm didn't seem too happy.

She's already taken so much fire spirit essence from them, and now she's even robbed their great-grandson... She's going to get beaten up, right?

As Nan Ran was lost in thought, the Heart-Eating Worm Ancestor was also trying to figure out what she meant.

The Heart-Eating Worm Ancestor wondered: Why did she glance at me? Did she think that my failure to open the door for her immediately was disrespectful? Would she get angry?
The Heart-Eating Worm Ancestor, completely unable to fathom Nan Ran's cultivation level, pondered deeply and decided to treat her with the utmost caution, considering her as a Transcending Tribulation Realm expert. She feared that the slightest misstep could bring annihilation upon her entire clan.

It exchanged a glance with its mother, Huan'er, and the two quickly came to the same conclusion.

The lifespan of the Heart-Eating Insect Clan is constrained by the rules of heaven and earth; relying on their own talents, they can at most reach the Void Transformation Realm.

If there were another way to go...

[I don't think this little girl seems like a bad person.] Huan'er whispered.

The ancestor of the Heart-Eating Insects pondered for a moment: "I would like to ask, young lady, what is your purpose in risking coming to my Heart-Eating Insect Clan's territory to collect these Fire Spirit Essences?"

"Is this what you're talking about?"

Nan Ran said frankly, "I have a big cat at home, it's a fire-type monster."

"So I thought I'd collect some caviar (not really) for it... cough cough, fire spirit essence! I figured even if it's useless to eat, it'd be nice as a snack."

She was very friendly.

Just think they contributed so much caviar!
Upon hearing this, the Heart-Eating Worm Ancestor exchanged another glance with Huan'er, who gritted her teeth and nodded.

"Mimi, what are they chirping about?" There's no sound at all, are they playing a riddle?

Nan Ran approached the Frostbeast and cautiously asked a question.

The Frostbeast was extremely reluctant to accept the title "Mimi".

Upon hearing those two words, his face immediately turned grim.

[How should I know? You should ask the bug in your hand!]
It awkwardly turned its head away, looking like it didn't want to pay any attention to Nan Ran.

Nan Ran was a little confused: she didn't seem to have done anything to upset the little guy, did she?
Why do you seem angry?
“If that’s the case…” the Heart-Eating Worm Ancestor suddenly spoke up, drawing Nan Ran’s attention away.

(End of this chapter)