Only when the Demon Beast leaves the cave does it harm people; in the cave, it's just a little creature that doesn't understand anything.
Tang Xiaobai's gaze was incredibly pure, and when looked at Tang Rao, Tang Rao simply couldn't resist the affection conveyed by those little eyes.
"If they go out, they will kill many innocent people. Have you ever considered that the little Demon Beast is innocent?"
Tang Rao knew Tang Xiaobai well. Once he made a decision, like Tang Rao, no one could change his mind.
Don't force it, but before making a decision, you must first understand the potential consequences.
"I have thought about it, but if the little Demon Beast just lives in the cave, when we leave you can set a restriction to prevent them from going out. Dad, I believe you have the ability to do this."
Tang Xiaobai had already thought about how the little Demon Beast could survive here, so Tang Rao had nothing left to say, right?
"Alright, you decide. After all, who made our son a man of great integrity and loyalty?"
Just agree for now, whether it works or not depends on the fate of these little Demon Beasts.
If they are locked here with restrictions and not given food, one day they will still face extinction.
Since the result is the same, why not let his son be happy and maintain their rare father-son relationship? As for these little creatures, how could he care too much?
"Thanks, Dad. I knew Dad was the best. After mom and godfather and the little mums, you're the one who loves me most in the world."
To express gratitude, Tang Xiaobai surprisingly leaned in and kissed Tang Rao on the cheek.
What have he done to deserve this? In the past, he gave this and that and didn't receive a kiss from Tang Xiaobai. Today, he just did a trivial thing, and Tang Xiaobai took the initiative to kiss him. It's worth celebrating under the heavens.
"It's no big deal, no big deal. No need to be too polite."
If he had known that these insignificant things could move Tang Xiaobai, who is a top genius, he would have done a hundred or a thousand of them without question.
After setting the restriction on the cave, Tang Rao acted as cheap labor, carrying Tang Xiaobai on his shoulders, humming a little tune, and swaying his hips as he walked towards home.
"Tang Rao's performance, father, are you satisfied?"
Above the clouds, a woman dressed in embroidered hibiscus with her long hair tied up, graceful in posture, asked the middle-aged man beside her, or rather, the middle-aged man.
The middle-aged man frowned, not responding, yet the woman felt a little impatient.
"Not as excellent as I imagined. Can't say I'm satisfied, his current abilities aren't enough to stand before me and recognize me."
His words were too cold and merciless. The woman stood sadly aside, asking no further questions.
No matter how much she asks, the result is the same, so why waste words?
"Let's go back. Someone whose heart isn't steady in facing good and evil will find it difficult to achieve great things. He still needs solid training."
The woman thought the man wouldn't speak again, but unexpectedly he spoke once more, briefly mentioning his dissatisfaction with Tang Rao.
With this insight, the woman's only regret vanished.
What's most feared isn't his anger, but not knowing the reason for his anger or disappointment.
"Dad, I just felt that someone was watching us. But when I turned to look, there was no one there. Don't you find it strange?"
Tang Xiaobai's intuition has never failed, which is why he felt it was strange.
How could there be no one? It's impossible for there to be no one.
"Everyone is here, who would waste their time staring at you, you little troublemaker?"
Tang Rao wasn't praising or slandering when he called Tang Xiaobai a troublemaker.
Even so, he still looked toward the place Tang Xiaobai mentioned, and even in places he couldn't see, he used Divine Sense to envelop it, yet the answer was the same—there was no sign of anyone in the place Tang Xiaobai mentioned.
"This time you really overthought it, no one."
Really, no one?
Tang Xiaobai glanced at that place twice more.
It shouldn't be, he truly felt someone was there. Saying there's no one doesn't make sense.
But his dad also said there really was no one, and he couldn't persist if no one believed him.
Alright, maybe there really is no one, no one means no one, maybe his abilities aren't actually that strong, and occasionally making errors is still acceptable.
"Dad, Tang Rao's alertness isn't even as high as a child's. We almost got discovered."
The woman and the middle-aged man were about to leave, but after hearing the conversation below, they both stopped.
The woman looked surprised, but the man was much calmer, letting the surprise quickly turn into composure.
"This child is different from his father, their missions are different too. Since he reincarnated, his abilities started afresh step by step, a completely new beginning. Tang Xiaobai is different, no matter how many lifetimes he reincarnates, he is an innocent being and naturally inherits the family's advantages. I'm not surprised by his excellence at all."
The man's high evaluation of a mere child already surpassed all people the woman has ever heard before.
"Dad, do you mean that the one being punished has always been Tang Rao, and no matter how many punishments Tang Rao receives, his descendants are innocent, unimpacted? Is that what you mean?"
The man nodded, roughly that's it, and there's nothing to deny.
"That's great, I thought anything related to him could affect the descendants too. You say this, and I'm much relieved."
"Don't worry unnecessarily. I was merciful enough to bring you out today, you keep talking, next time don't expect to follow me outside."
The woman was just worried about her bloodline relative. What's wrong with that? Though she thought so, she could only outwardly show absolute compliance.
"Boss, Master Tu said our kitchen is out of Spirit Pig for Lord Chen to eat. What do you think we should do?"
Tang Rao just arrived, hoping to have a leisurely nap, but before his head even touched the pillow, someone came to report an issue.
"My father-in-law? What Spirit Pig isn't enough?"
Tang Rao felt lost in the clouds, not yet understanding the implications in the speaker's words.
"You don't know yet, do you? That Lord Chen who visited our Kao Shan Sect last time, always eats Braised Spirit Pig for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, even for snacks. But look, we captured all the Spirit Pigs from Dragon Mountain, cooked them for him, and he's still not satisfied. He keeps complaining about not having Spirit Pig to eat, saying he won't leave. I want to find some more Spirit Pigs for him, but there's none."
Not mentioning was fine, but the more the kitchen boy spoke, the more aggrieved he became.
"This Chen Jingtian is really interesting, isn't he? Trying everything to leave himself here, even coming up with such sneaky means."
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