Chapter 25 24 Rejected Advances

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"What is this?" Robby asked curiously as he took it. "Is it something to eat?" Sally smiled and said, "Of course not." Then she took out the set she had used from the beastskin bag hanging by her bed. In front of them, she opened the cosmetic mirror, twisted the lipstick, and smudged it across her lips. Instantly, her complexion brightened, and her face looked even more beautiful and charming. "This is called a makeup mirror; you can see your entire face perfectly in it. This is lipstick; it can make girls more beautiful. If she doesn't know how to use it, she can come to me, and I'll teach her." Auro took the makeup mirror, looked at himself in it, and was quite startled, "Is this also from that friend of yours in the Eastern District?" "Yeah, these are common items in the Eastern District." Anyway, the beastmen of the Western District couldn't go to the Eastern District, so she could say anything. Even if she were exposed, it didn't matter, it was all just nonsense anyway. "Bring some jerky or something when you eat. People tend to relax more and are easier to get along with." "Oh." Robby had never dated a female before and looked utterly confused. ... Qingmu Original Beast Forest. A giant snake with alternating black and red stripes, over ten meters long, slowly swam by, its crimson eyes like those of demon beasts. But in the blink of an eye, the snake transformed into a mysterious man wearing a skull mask. His long hair, a blend of red and black, was tied with a silver chain of some material, and through the mask, his crimson eyes appeared languid and wicked. Suddenly, the man looked toward a direction. Faint sounds of fighting were coming from there. A bloodthirsty and strange light flickered in the man's crimson eyes, and the next instant, he disappeared from the spot. Sally, who had been napping, suddenly woke up with a start. Her heart was pounding and refused to calm down for a long time. This ominous premonition surely meant something had happened, "Dad—Robby—" The two men were busy at work, one tanning beast hides, the other making boots from it. Hearing Sally's shout, they simultaneously dropped what they were doing and ran over. "What's wrong, Yanyan?" "Sis, what happened?" "Has Zulu come back?" Seeing they were alright, Sally knew that the only person closely related to her that was left was Zulu. "Brother Zulu hasn't returned. It's strange; he usually comes back with prey very quickly." Robby replied. Auro laughed, "Maybe he got too excited and hunted too much." Sally frowned, "I shouldn't have said I wanted to eat spinal meat." Auro said, "If you want to eat it, eat it. We don't have any at home either, or else I wouldn't have let him go. Don't worry, he'll be fine." As they were talking, the locked courtyard gate creaked open outside. Robby immediately ran outside and then shouted, "Brother Zulu, you're back—" "See, I told you there's nothing to worry about." Auro followed him outside as well. When they saw Zulu return with three live deer, they thought to themselves: Impressive! His face was full of joy, "You're back. Go check on Yanyan; she's worried about you." "Yanyan... How is she doing?" Zulu put down the live deer he had been carrying on his shoulder. "She's doing well. I'm about to kill one and prepare some spinal meat for her; her appetite seems to have improved again." "Hmm, whatever she wants to eat, I'll hunt for her," Zulu said. Sally, too, came out. Seeing Zulu and the deer on the ground, she breathed a sigh of relief, "You don't have to go yourself; you can ask someone from the clan to buy it. With so many Red Coins and Crystal Coins not being used, are you planning to have another kid or something?" Zulu walked up to her, looked down at her face as if he were seeing her for the first time, especially at her prominently swollen belly. It took him a long moment to slowly break into a smile, one of satisfaction and anticipation, "Good, I understand." Yet Sally felt a strange discomfort in her heart as he looked at her, as if she were being targeted by a cold-blooded animal, giving her goosebumps. Looking at Zulu again, he was the same as usual, with a warm and bright smile that could melt anyone's heart. Could it be the pregnancy that's making her paranoid? ... At night, Sally was startled awake by a nightmare. She dreamt that she was entangled by a dense fog, wound so tightly she couldn't breathe, eventually waking up from suffocation. Next to her, Zulu had woken up at some unknown time, his face showing no signs of sleepiness. He asked, "What's wrong?" His voice was a bit hoarse, different from his usual tone, even carrying a seductive allure. Hearing his voice, the fear from Sally's nightmare dispersed suddenly, and an inexplicable urge rose from the depths of her heart. Remembering the passion she had shared with him before, she licked her crimson lips involuntarily, "The child in my belly is doing well." Zulu looked down at her belly and nodded after a moment, "Mm, how much longer until you give birth?" "About seven days." Sally placed her hand on his long, muscular leg, slowly caressing toward the forbidden zone, "Do you want it?" Zulu raised his eyebrows slightly, "Can you do it now?" "Of course, my body is special; the more I do it, the easier the childbirth will be." Sally's hand moved ever closer to the forbidden zone... Zulu's breath gradually became slower, a flash of red light rapidly disappearing deep in his eyes, "Are you sure?" Sally blinked right then and didn't notice the red flash. She just nodded forcefully, "Very sure." Zulu laughed. His long, jade-like fingers caressed her face, gently exploring its delicate softness, which felt extremely good, "Let's wait until you've given birth. There's no rush." "In that case..." Sally rose to kiss his lips. But with that kiss, Sally froze. His lips were not as soft and warm as they used to be but carried a chill, thin coldness. "Are you feeling unwell?" Sally asked. "No," Zulu replied, patting her slender back, "Go to sleep. Tomorrow morning I've made plans with the brothers from the tribe to hunt Demon Beasts." "I've heard that the Demon Beasts deep in the Qingmu Plains have somehow all run out recently, wreaking havoc everywhere." "For the safety of the Rabbit Clan and Rat Clan, I might not come back often for a while, but I will definitely be here when you give birth." "Okay." Sally nodded and snuggled into his embrace. Soon after, Sally fell asleep again. Zulu looked down at the beauty in his arms, his eyes gradually turning entirely crimson red! ... Five days went by in an instant. Sally looked at her huge belly, not knowing how many children she carried. The babies within her womb were exceptionally active, kicking and moving at all times. The biological mother of this body, Banyue, had given birth to nine in one go; Sally didn't know if she would inherit that Fertility Strength. As for the one known as Little Black Panther, one could only say that at the time, its beast father was almost dead. It was thanks to the Pregnancy Elixir that any essence was contributed. Ashley was being trained by Grom as the next inheritor of the Witch Clan, and she had already given birth once. Therefore, she fully understood the entire pregnancy process of a female and was now taking over some basic pregnancy check-up tasks. Sally lay on the bed, looking at Ashley's face, which was filled with gentle happiness, and smiled, "There are still two days until the time comes; you don't have to come every day." Ashley responded, "Your physique is special. If it weren't for those little Rat pups that can't leave me alone, I'd be living here, keeping an eye on you." "Haha, what about Lin Lang? Doesn't he look after the kids?" Sally never avoided talking about Lin Lang with Ashley. The more taboo it is, the more suspicious it seems. Having such an open and unrestrained conversation felt more relaxed. Ashley, now treating Lin Lang with mutual respect, replied, "Now that the Rat Clan and Rabbit Clan are united in killing Demon Beasts, he comes back late at night and can't take care of the kids."

Chapter 25 24 Rejected Advances

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