[Interstellar] Alternative Marriage

Chapter 29 Loyal dog? (3)
When Sang Zhizhi was still in a daze, he saw a big white dog with ears rushing towards him. His furry paws grabbed Sang Zhizhi's hand but he didn't dare to pull it hard, just barked a little He pulled her body outward, which meant to let Sang Zhizhi go with him.

This is a dog, but it has a human mouth and nose.Half of his body was covered with soft fur. She felt that this big dog was not dangerous but rather cute.

She couldn't stay here and kill the half-orc couple, so she ran out with the big dog named Bagou. Half-orcs run very fast at night because their eyesight is very good.But Sang Zhizhi couldn't, so he fell twice.

Because it was a cub that took her away, she was also brought down twice.But he didn't look angry at all, just a little anxious, and kept barking softly.

Sang Zhizhi thought it would be impossible to run like this all the time, so he found a place that seemed very hidden and hid with the cub named Bagou.

Even if it was a cub, it was bigger than an ordinary dog. Fortunately, Sang Zhizhi could hold it, and hugged his big furry head tightly inside and hissed.

Bagou didn't seem to understand what she meant, so he tilted his head and shook his ears, so she could only crawl into his ear and whisper: "Don't make a sound."

Bagou understood, he stuck out his tongue excitedly and nodded.This is the first time he has grown up and is not used to being hugged like this. He shakes his ears and wags his tail to express that he likes being hugged like this very much.

But Sang Zhizhi was still worried that Yamen would not find her, and he was in no mood to notice that there was a baby dog ​​acting coquettishly and cutely in his arms.But there is one thing she seems to understand, why Yamen has always been obedient to her, even if she can't see that she likes her, she is always thinking of her. It turns out that Oceanians care so much about their marriage partners. The Oceanic people will understand it all.

It's her who underestimated the engagement of the Oceanicians.

(End of this chapter)