Tyrant father's group pet little princess

Chapter 1025 They actually took so much medicine
Ju Shuo watched helplessly as Xia Baoer turned around and walked towards the source of the spring water.

He followed her curiously: "Xia Bao'er, won't you let me help? You know, even if you have strong mana, you can't change the quality of a source of water."

Xia Bao'er didn't even look back, but just let out a chuckle.

"God Shuo, thank you for reminding me. But, you still don't know me well enough."

Hearing what she said, Ju Shuo became even more curious.

Could it be that Dragon God has some special spells, can I teach her?
Changing the clarity of a river or water source can only be done by a true god or a mountain god who has been granted special rights.

Xia Bao'er is not a priest, even if she is a powerful fish demon, she may not be able to succeed.

Knowing that Ju Shuo was still following behind, Xia Baoer did not stop him.

When she came to a dense forest, she saw clear springs and deep pools, which already looked like a pool of stagnant water. Where the water level was deep, the dark green was more obvious.

On the shore near the rocks, there are many small fish with their bellies turned upside down.

Xia Bao'er walked nearby and knelt down, seeing the mess on the water, she couldn't help but frowned, and sighed silently.

"They used to live well, but they were harmed by those who cared about them."

Ju Shuo also squatted down, looked at the small fish in the pool, and looked sideways at Xia Baoer with some guilt.

The other party just happened to give him an indifferent look.

It was as if he was accusing him of not guarding the forest with all his heart.

After all, the fish living in the pool are also the life that the mountain god needs to be responsible for.

Ju Shuo was quite anxious and blamed himself, his voice lowered: "I didn't expect that they would take so much medicine."

Xia Baoer's red lips moved, but she still didn't say the aggravating words.

The priests of the heavenly court will record the merits and demerits of these mountain gods.

There is no need for her to accuse anything.

She stretched out her delicate jade-colored palm, hanging above the water, and then concentrated her energy.

I saw that the originally quiet water surface seemed to be boiling, with violent bubbles rolling and gurgling.

Xia Baoer closed her eyes, and sensed what happened through the communication with the water.

In a dreamland, she saw Tan Xiaorui and her maid, bringing two or three men to Nanshan.

Taking advantage of the night, he poured two barrels of unknown white medicinal powder into the pool.

It turned out to be her fault.

Xia Bao'er suddenly opened her nimble black eyes, her eyes were not lacking in sharpness.

She closed the illusion.

Now that you know who did it, it's easy to say.

The most urgent task now is to rescue this living spring that the people in the lower reaches rely on for their lives.

Xia Baoer recalled the medicinal powder they dumped, and guessed that it might be something that could poison the small fish and crabs in the pond.

Tan Xiaorui's heart was even worse, she directly attacked the spring.

It can almost be said that the entire water source has been polluted!

If Xia Baoer wants to restore the entire water flow to its original clarity.

Then, she has to rely on the power of the mountain god.

After all, her mana has no way to control the life of the river, such as regenerating the water when it dries up, or as it is now, returning to clarity after being polluted.

Ju Shuo stood beside her, intending to see what this clever little girl was going to do.

I saw Xia Bao'er stood up calmly and opened her lotus arms, as if she was condensing her breath.

At this moment, the wind stopped, and the surrounding woods fell into a dead silence for an instant.

Not even the fallen leaves shake half a minute!
Ju Shuo saw that there seemed to be some grand light in the depths of the forest. In this sunny afternoon, it was as bright as a meteor in the daytime, and it was coming towards them quickly.

(End of this chapter)