Fairy, don't try to mess with my filial piety

It took Chu Wuji a long time to breathe, and the mountain god dog barked a few times in fear, probably complaining that Chu Wuji was not kind and had just tried to harm it.

After Chu Wuji apologized, he went to the corpse of the Rat Taoist to search to see if he could find any gold coins.

There were four fox furs and some materials for rituals in the small box. Chu Wuji couldn't help but frown when he saw the furs.

In the end, he only took away the silver and burned the rest.

"Da Huang, take me back to the waterfall pool later, and I'll treat you to some fruit."

......

When Chu Wuzhi returned to his cart, it was already dawn.

He found that half of the fruits and vegetables that were originally piled high were gone. It seemed that they had all been eaten by the little foxes.

"Just think of it as a way to ward off disaster."

Fortunately, the little foxes were quite kind and only ate the fruits and vegetables that were ripe and almost rotten, which were given to them by the shop assistants.

The fresh ones were kept.

Chu Wuji looked at the four jars of Fox Spring Wine and muttered:

"Could it be that the fox fairy the ancestor of Fox Spring Winery saw was the same one just now? How old must he be!"

He threw two large melons to the mountain dog and asked it to lead the way.

While the mountain dog was feasting, several white foxes of different sizes ran out nearby, staring eagerly at the fragrant fruits and vegetables.

"Why do they seem to be different from the foxes I saw last night? How many foxes are there around here?"

Chu Wuji threw a fruit to each of the little foxes, and then, led by the mountain god dog, went to the waterfall pool.

*

When the sound of flowing waterfall came from the front, Chu Wuji found that he had not gone too far, only five miles away, and it could even be said that he had not remembered the wrong way!

"I thought I had stumbled into fox territory by mistake. It turns out the foxes took over during my absence..."

Chu Wuzhi was muttering to himself when the mountain god dog suddenly stopped and smelled a terrible scent from afar.

The little fox next to it cried a few times, warning the outsiders to leave. The mountain dog understood what it meant, turned around and ran away.

This action was actually quite abnormal, because the big yellow dog was just wagging its tail and wanted to eat another cantaloupe, but Chu Wuji's mind was already on his godmother's "first seven days" and he didn't notice this.

Even when the white foxes kept waving their little paws to signal him to leave, Chu Wuzhi didn't understand what they meant. He thought they were asking for fruit, so he crushed one and gave it to them.

When Chu Wuzhi arrived at the edge of the pond, he suddenly came to his senses and felt that something was wrong.

A demon. Rao's figure is bathing in the water!

The woman bathing was the fox girl who had rescued him earlier.

Half of her body was exposed, her shoulders were white with a rosy glow above the water, and her snow-white hair floated with the waves, like moonlight flashing in the water. The curves of her graceful figure could be vaguely seen under the water.

She suddenly stood up from the water, her snow-white hair spread out, water droplets flying like stars, and her graceful figure hidden under the water was visible. The fox tails disappeared, and her beautiful back was smooth and tender, and her waist was soft and boneless.

Two lovely dimples dotted the sides of her spine, and her round, plump, peach-like buttocks were shyly half-hidden beneath the water.

The fox girl brushed the hair stuck to her breasts behind her, turned her charming face, and looked at the intruder with her captivating fox eyes, with an expression that was difficult to discern whether she was happy or angry.

Chu Wuji suddenly met the fox girl's gaze. He knew it was too late to run away now, so he quickly explained:

"I accidentally ran into the girl taking a bath, and I didn't mean to offend her! I hope the girl will consider this for some reason..."

He stuttered and couldn't continue speaking. He really couldn't think of any kind of affection to speak of.

She had just saved me once.

The fox girl's big tails reappeared, and the beautiful fluffy tails wrapped around her upper body. When the tails spread out, the dress was already put on.

"The little foxes have been reminding you all along the way, but you walked straight here with a clear goal. Was it really unintentional?"

Chu Wuji pointed at the waterfall and explained nervously:

"Today is the seventh day after my godmother's death. She was buried here not long ago. I planned to come and pay my respects to her and then leave. I didn't expect the girl to bathe here."

The fox girl glanced at the fruits he brought, then thought of the sarcophagus in the waterfall cave. Suddenly, she suddenly realized what was going on and snorted unhappily:

"So it was you, kid, who turned this pond into a hot spring fish soup, played the game of lovemaking here, and finally used someone else's cave as a grave!"

Chu Wuji blinked, his face embarrassed, and he asked awkwardly:

"Why does the girl know so clearly?"

The fox girl looked resentful and said:

"When I returned here, the fish in the water were all cooked. I don't know who the boy's essence was, but it was so strong that it was frightening. It floated in puddles and was almost eaten by the little foxes. I waited for two days until the water was clear before I dared to come down and bathe!"

After the woman said this, she looked at the human boy with a subtle look.

The matter of the hot spring fish soup can be ignored for now. It is known that he buried his godmother here, and he was a loner, so who was he having sex with?

Isn't it while it's hot?

"..."

Chu Wuji felt very embarrassed by being stared at and was unable to explain what had happened in the past few days.

Wait a minute, so this quiet place has long been the territory of this fox girl, and we are the ones who have occupied someone else's nest to build our grave?

Oh no, that means I have to help my godmother move her grave!

This fox girl's abilities are such that it's not an exaggeration to call her a fox fairy. Chu Wuji knew that he definitely had no say.

If you put the coffin in someone else's cave, you are the one who is in the wrong.

Either ask for her permission to temporarily put it aside for half a year, or find a way to relocate the grave.

Chu Wuji scratched his head and said apologetically:

"The ins and outs of this matter are quite complicated. Even if I explain it, it will probably sound like a quibble. I, Chu Wuji, hope to discuss this matter with Senior Fox Fairy."

The fox girl walked up to him and sat down on the stone, her plump legs folded and raised, her seductive feet swaying gently.

She heard, "What do you want to discuss with me?"

Chu Wuji's attitude was sincere. Although he was not arrogant, he would not beg for mercy.

"Could you please let me keep my mother's sarcophagus in Senior Fox Fairy's cave for half a year? I will definitely come and take it away after half a year. If Senior Fox Fairy doesn't agree, I have no complaints and will do my best to find a way to move it!"

The charming and attractive fox girl asked curiously:

"It will be taken away in half a year. Do you have any urgent matters in the next six months?"

"There's an emergency, but it's just the kind of rush to do nothing and try to get lucky..."

"In a hurry to do nothing?"

The fox girl couldn't help but chuckle at this statement. She grabbed the jade pendant on Chu Wuji's waist through the air. Chu Wuji wanted to take it back, but he was one step too slow.

The jade pendant fell into the fox girl's soft and smooth hand, and it was impossible to tell which side was smoother and more delicate.

Chu Wu Ji lost the aura hidden by the jade pendant, and his merits and fortune were exposed to the eyes of the fox girl. She roughly guessed what was going on and then returned the jade pendant to Chu Wu Ji.

"Did your godmother pass on her good fortune to you?"

"Well, I have to embark on the path of cultivation as soon as possible within the next six months, so that I can at least see the ghost summoned by the Taoist last night. Otherwise, even if my godmother becomes an immortal, I won't be able to see her even if she appears before me!"

"...?"

The fox girl was suspicious. She wondered if this fool had been tricked. He had even revealed his rank in the immortal class.

But this is someone else's family affair, so she can't say too much. Everyone has their own situation, but this silly boy is quite suitable to take care of these little foxes for her.

"Young Master, how about we make a deal? I can take you on a training tour. If you want to see those ghosts, half a year is more than enough. But I have one condition. You have to take care of these little foxes for two years, bring them food regularly, and check on the safety of the surrounding area."

Be a poop scooper for little foxes for two years in exchange for half a year of guidance from a fox fairy?

This seems to work!

Moreover, this might be one of the opportunities brought to him by his good fortune!

Chu Wuji calmed down for a moment and confirmed:

"Excuse me, why is Senior Fox Fairy so tolerant and kind to me?"

The fox girl picked up a little fox, rubbed its tail, and explained:

"You have a connection with the little foxes. You rescued the little foxes some time ago. I can rest assured that you will take care of these children!"

Chapter 68 My mother's body was stolen?!

Have you ever rescued a little fox?

Chu Wuji was puzzled. Just because half of the fruit was stolen by these little foxes, could it be considered fate?

Why does it feel like a forced connection... No, could it be referring to the litter of little foxes in Prince Jing'an's mansion?!

Chu Wuji observed the little white foxes around him for a few more times and found that their teeth had been pulled out, making it extremely difficult for them to eat. They almost had to use their mouths to slowly crush the food before they could swallow it.

It’s the same situation as the litter of little foxes in the palace!

The fox girl noticed Chu Wuji's reaction and said:

"It seems you've already remembered the little fox you accidentally saved. This is the good relationship you've forged with this fox clan. I don't need you to formally become my disciple, because I can only guide you on the right path of cultivation, and I won't be able to teach you for long."

The fox girl paused, waiting for Chu Wuji's response.

Chu Wuji felt that there was nothing to hesitate about. If he became a poop scooper for the little foxes, he could also keep his godmother's coffin in place for another half a year. Why not do it?

He took the four jars of wine from the wooden cart and said:

"I don't know what the ceremony is like for those who practice cultivation to pay homage to their master, so I'll just give you some wine to thank you. It just so happens that this is called 'Fox Fairy Wine'. The ancestor of the winery saw a fox girl and named it after her.

I hope Senior Fox Fairy can forgive my earlier reckless offense!"

The fox girl laughed and said:

"If it weren't for that bit of good karma in you, I would have gouged out your eyes!

By the way, it’s not a good thing that you always call me “senior”. My name is Tushan Yourong.”

A person of greatness is one who is tolerant. This fox fairy elder is indeed worthy of the word "tolerant" in terms of his figure, and Chu Wuji fully agrees with this.

He quickly opened a jar of wine, but found there was no cup, so he could only hand the whole jar to Tushan Yourong. He then opened another jar for himself as a toast and drank the whole jar first.

Chu Wuji had no experience in drinking and was not sure how much he could drink, but out of sincerity, he did not dare to be vague.

After drinking this jar of mellow fox fairy wine, he felt a little dizzy, but he was still conscious.

The graceful and naturally charming fox fairy also began to drink.

The two of them drank together, and she drank it all faster than Chu Wuji. She didn't look drunk after drinking, her eyes were clear, but her cheeks were flushed with alcohol, making her even more beautiful.

"Fairy Tushan, can you give me half a year's notice regarding my godmother's coffin?"

Chu Wuji took the opportunity to ask again, and it felt like he was asking someone for help at the dinner table.

After all, this fox fairy had more kindness towards Chu Wuji, and she didn't mind her cave becoming the tomb of this child's family.

"Yes, you can keep it there forever. I can't stay here for too long. Besides, your godmother's sarcophagus is empty, so just treat it as a decoration."

"Thank you, Tushan Immortal... Hmm? The sarcophagus is empty?"

Chu Wuji sobered up instantly. Afraid that his consciousness was still hazy, he quickly went to the water to wash his face and make sure that he had not heard wrongly.

"Fairy Tushan, what did you just say? The sarcophagus is empty?"

"Yes, you'll know if you go in and take a look."

Upon hearing this, Chu Wuji didn't bother to respond. He quickly got up and rushed into the waterfall cave like a fly, heading straight for the sarcophagus.

When my aunt used magic to carve out this sarcophagus, Chu Wuzhi was watching beside her. He knew very well that the sarcophagus had no opening at all, and even the stones in the space inside the coffin were transported out of thin air.

After being away from this place for exactly seven days, Chu Wuji stood in front of the sarcophagus again and was shocked to find a small hole on the coffin lid!

It is the size of a little finger, and even a small snake would have difficulty getting through it.

He tried his best to look inside and could barely confirm that it was empty and his godmother's body was nowhere to be seen!

Chu Wuji froze in place, his eyes wide open, completely unaware of what was going on. His mind was racing with thoughts:

"My aunt pretended to be dead and ran away? No, if she wanted to pretend to be dead, she wouldn't have needed to drill a hole. She could have just passed through directly without leaving such a loophole."