Cat Princess and Human Knight

Yi Yin sat up and looked at Elsa.

Elsa's tears had dried, but tear stains still clung to her cheeks.

Her expression remained calm and indifferent, but her large eyes were filled with disappointment.

I want to be a human.

The God of Darkness said, "If I kill you and fulfill the covenant between God and man, I will be a man."

But I think I've... I can't bring myself to do it... I don't know what to do...

Seeing her calm demeanor, Yi-eun suddenly felt a lump in his throat and gently hugged her.

"You are a human being, you don't need anyone else to acknowledge it, you are a human being, you fool."

Elsa squatted there, her head resting against Yi Yin's chest, listening to his heartbeat. The position was a bit strange, but neither of them felt uncomfortable.

"Am I... a human?"

Yi Yin sighed as he looked at his soaring heart rate.

Is someone inhuman to make my heart flutter like this? If they weren't human, they would have killed me long ago!

He answered firmly.

"Although I cannot explain the reasons to you, I can tell you with 100% certainty that you are a human being, you are absolutely a human being, and you do not need to prove this to anyone else."

"Are you willing to believe me?"

Elsa looked up and gazed into Yi Yin's eyes, her own eyes welling up with tears again.

"I trust you."

Their faces drew closer and closer until their lips finally touched.

Yi Yin sighed inwardly.

He was beaten so badly, his affection level was too high, and he won over such a beautiful woman, but he didn't feel any sense of accomplishment. Instead, he felt like he was a terrible person.

Just as Yi Yin closed his eyes, savoring the catgirl's tenderness, he suddenly heard Bell's voice in his ear.

"Yi Yin, you're here! I've been looking for you for ages! Those little kittens really didn't lie to me!"

"A person!!! A completely new person I've never seen before!!!"

Yi Yin reluctantly opened his eyes, parted his lips, and turned to look at the orange cat that had arrived at such an inopportune time.

"Did you need something from me?"

Belle bristled as she looked at the man and woman stuck together, the words "dog couple" flashing through her mind.

He pointed to the sky and said.

It's already dark.

You said you'd just do a quick inspection and then head back, but you haven't shown up for ages. Duchess Sophia asked me to bring you back to discuss our next steps.

Yi Yin looked up at the sky and saw that the sunset was beautiful, with sunlight shining on the river and creating countless ribbons of light.

He stood up, dusted off his backside, and was suddenly embarrassed to discover that there were two large holes in the front and back of his green robe, where the great katana had pierced and blown them open.

Elsa stood up and glanced indifferently at Belle, who had disturbed the two of them, which startled the orange cat so much that it trembled again.

Then, Elsa snapped her fingers, and the tattered green robe on Yi Yin's body was slowly eroded by the electric light, like a tissue being burned by embers.

The lightning flashed across Yi Yin's body, and the green robe disappeared without a trace. Only a purple robe remained on his body, still so close-fitting and comfortable, warm in winter and cool in summer.

Yi Yin touched the fabric and couldn't help but marvel at how convenient the extraordinary power was; at least he didn't have to wash clothes.

He extended his hand to Elsa and smiled.

"Come back with me?"

Elsa gave him a deep look, then turned into a streak of purple lightning and disappeared before the man and the cat.

Yi Yin looked at his outstretched hand with embarrassment, pretended not to care, wiped it on his purple robe, and turned to Bell.

"Let's go back."

Bell looked at Yi Yin, standing still, seemingly wanting to say something but holding back.

Feeling embarrassed, Yi-eun pouted.

"Spit it out!"

Bell sighed.

"Um... well, if I may say something, Ilya has only been gone a few days, and you're already like this."

Although we're all men, we all understand, but couldn't we at least extend the period of being single a little longer? That would make us seem less heartless, wouldn't you say?

Yi Yin rolled his eyes as he watched the orange cat paladin talking eloquently.

Have I really sunk so low that I'm being lectured by a timid, licking cat?

The more Yi Yin thought about it, the angrier he became. He stepped forward and patted the orange cat's round head three times in a row.

"Who the hell am I doing this for? Who the hell am I doing this for? Who the hell am I doing this for!"

"It's all because of you bunch of stinky cats, and you still look down on me!"

Bell scratched his head in annoyance.

"Stop hitting me! I'll hit you back if you keep hitting me!"

Yi Yin Qi Dao.

"If I hadn't compromised, where would those poor stray kittens have gone to eat?"

Bell suddenly realized.

"Was that corn a gift from this woman?"

Yi Yin was stunned for a moment. That wasn't how it was, but Bell's understanding wasn't wrong.

If he didn't get stabbed a few times, where would Yi Yin get the money to buy corn? If you round it up, you could say it was a gift from this woman.

Yi Yin gave a vague answer.

"If you think so, then so be it."

Bell remained silent.

"Is that true or not?"

Yi Yin had already taken the lead and started walking back.

"Let's go, it's getting dark."

---

At night, in the courtyard of the Catnip Manor, a group of cats and one person hold another meeting.

"Edmund the gray country cat sighed."

"The situation in the rocky hills is getting worse and worse. I heard that many lords are already unable to withstand the calamities brought about by the changes in the terrain."

Small lords with poor risk tolerance will eventually learn from those shameless pioneers, expelling their subjects and conserving food. It's hard to say whether many medium-sized lords will follow suit.

They will create a large number of displaced people, and the lack of food among these displaced people will become a major social security problem.

A starving cat is unlikely to behave itself, and local territories will inevitably take strict precautions to prevent refugees from entering.

I anticipate a continuous influx of refugees into Huru Territory, as it is perhaps one of the few territories in the current rocky hills that remains undefended against refugees.

As the number of stray cats increases, many bad breeds will also come in; those cats are not the docile cats with families in front of us.

Your Excellency, you'd better be prepared.

Edmund's words were as harsh as ever, and Sophia could only nod with a wry smile.

Helping cats is one thing, but don't expect all homeless people to be good cats.

The first batch of cats to be expelled were all small cats with families. They were relatively kind and obedient, and not difficult to manage.

But as things progressed, the situation in the scree hills worsened.

As migrant populations rise across the country, the composition of these displaced people will become increasingly complex, and the heartwarming scene of maternal love and filial piety before our eyes may not be able to continue.

Sofia sighed.

Let's take it one step at a time.

She looked at Yi Yin and noticed that the knight seemed a little distracted, so she simply asked him directly.

"Yi-yin, don't you want to say anything?"

The idea of ​​resettling the displaced people came from Yi Yin, so he naturally had to take responsibility.

Yi Yin was touching his lips, recalling Elsa's taste, when Sophia called out to him, which brought him back to his senses. He patted his chest and said...

"There's no problem with food; we have as much as you need, absolutely enough."

Sofia remained silent.

That's not what we meant.

Yi Yin scratched his head.

"What's the matter that called me?"

Bell sneered from the side, wanting to say something but Luna stepped on his foot, so he didn't dare to say anything sarcastic to Yi Yin during the meeting.