Chapter 32 Gentle Big Sister Bi ji.
Deng Mu snapped out of his daze and looked at Biji in front of him, saying, "I know, I'm from Beicheng."
Biji was overjoyed to learn that Deng Mu was from Beicheng.
"Little brother, could you take me to Beicheng? I can pay you."
"Sure, but no need for money, just showing me the way, and I need to go back too."
Hearing Biji's words, Deng Mu thought for a moment and agreed to take her.
He wasn't too worried that Biji was a bad person; his injuries would transfer to Tang San, and once Tang San died, the injuries would transfer to the next person.
The two walked together towards Beicheng, chatting idly along the way.
From Biji, he learned that she was visiting her aunt.
Upon entering Beicheng, Deng Mu said goodbye to Biji and headed home.
On the way home, Deng Mu bought two skewers of candied hawthorn.
Na'er liked candied hawthorn, so he bought her two skewers.
After spending some time together, he understood what this younger sister liked, and how she liked to cling to him.
Every day after class, Na'er would wait for him at the school gate to come home.
The school only had half-day classes; after morning classes, the afternoons were for students to train and cultivate on their own. Students living in the northern part of the city didn't have to live at school and could stay at home.
He used to board at school and only went home during holidays, but with Na'er around, he chose to stay home. He had originally wanted to experience the joy of being an older brother, but instead, he felt like he was being a workhorse again, realizing that being either an older or younger brother wasn't easy.
"Brother, welcome home."
"Yes, these two strings of candied hawthorns are for you."
Looking at Na'er at the gate, Deng Mu handed her the candied hawthorns.
A little puzzled, he always seemed to run into Na'er at the doorstep on time, as if she knew exactly when he was coming home.
Na'er happily accepted the candied hawthorn skewer and smiled at Deng Mu, saying, "Thank you, brother. You can have this candied hawthorn skewer."
She then offered it to Deng Mu with her left hand.
Deng Mu felt a little nauseous at the sight of the candied hawthorn and quickly waved his hand, declining Na'er's offer. He'd been eating candied hawthorn skewers so much lately that he felt like throwing up, and now even the sight of them made him nauseous.
"You eat it yourself, I don't really want any."
"Okay."
Na'er nodded obediently and followed Deng Mu back to the living room, sitting down to eat the candied hawthorn skewer.
Watching Na'er eat the candied hawthorn skewer, Deng Mu was puzzled. Why did Na'er like candied hawthorn skewers so much?
It felt like he was like him before he transmigrated, unable to live without cola.
Just as Deng Mu was lost in thought, Na'er paused, her previously clear eyes turning deep and thoughtful.
Na'er looked at the candied hawthorn in her hand, wondering why it was always candied hawthorn. Why was this body always eating it whenever she connected with it?
This body was used to monitor Deng Mu and also to notify Bi Ji, so Bi Ji could increase Deng Mu's favorability.
Over this period, she had roughly figured out Deng Mu's situation.
Deng Mu was being fostered by this family by that god-level powerhouse, who would visit him every now and then and train him for a while.
His personality and character were quite good; his talent could only be described as monstrous. She felt he could be recruited; with proper training, he might become a first-level god in the future.
As for the God King, it all depends on luck.
The only slightly awkward thing is that he has to call this kid, who is many years younger than him, "brother," which is really embarrassing.
The next day, in the morning.
Deng Mu got up early, finished cultivating his Purple Demon Eye, and left home, heading towards the school.
"What a coincidence, little brother Deng Mu, you're here too?"
After walking for a while, Bi Ji's voice came from behind. Deng Mu turned around and saw a smiling face looking at him.
Bi Ji gave Deng Mu a gentle, girl-next-door vibe, and he quite liked this type of girl.
Deng Mu looked at Bi Ji and said, "Yes, my house is over there."
He pointed in the direction of his house without revealing its location.
Bi Ji pointed to the house behind her and said, "I live here. I plan to stay here for a while. Little brother, if you have time, you can come and play with me here."
Deng Mu glanced at the house Bi Ji pointed to and nodded to indicate that he knew.
For some reason, he vaguely felt that it was too much of a coincidence.
After saying goodbye to Biji, Deng Mu went to school and attended class.
Listening to the teacher's lecture, Deng Mu couldn't help but yawn.
He realized he knew less from reading novels than from the teacher's lectures. He couldn't help but sigh; all the useful knowledge from Douluo Continent was hidden away by the major powers.
But thinking about it carefully, it made sense. Why would others share their hard-earned knowledge? If opposing forces obtained that knowledge, their strength might increase even further, leading to their annihilation.
Even on Earth before his transmigration, top-tier and useful knowledge and technology were kept tightly hidden. If other countries obtained it, they would develop even more powerful weapons.
The morning passed quickly. After class, Deng Mu left the classroom and headed towards the school gate.
"Hmm? Na'er and Biji?"
Deng Mu saw Biji and Na'er approaching when he reached the gate.
Seeing Deng Mu standing at the gate, Na'er happily ran towards him.
"Brother!"
Na'er called out to Deng Mu, throwing herself into his arms.
Seeing Na'er rush towards him, Deng Mu caught her, looking at her with a hint of helplessness.
He had told her many times before that she didn't need to come to pick him up, but Na'er still came anyway.
Deng Mu looked at Bi Ji and smiled, saying, "Sister Bi Ji, what a coincidence! What are you doing with my sister?"
Bi Ji explained to Deng Mu, "I saw someone trying to take Na'er away on the road, and I rescued her. She told me she was looking for you, so I brought her here."
Knowing that Bi Ji had saved Na'er, Deng Mu's goodwill towards Bi Ji increased considerably, and he quickly thanked her, "Sister Bi Ji, thank you so much."
He looked at Na'er in his arms with a slight headache; the reason he hadn't let Na'er come to pick him up was because he was worried about this.
Na'er looked at Deng Mu with a slightly aggrieved expression, "Brother, Na'er knows she was wrong. I'll be good and listen to you from now on."
The story about bad people trying to take her away was nonsense; it was just something she made up to make Deng Mu have a better impression of Bi Ji.
Hearing Na'er's words, Deng Mu said helplessly, "Alright, from now on you'll stay home and wait for me obediently. If you do this again, I'll spank you."
Na'er nodded quickly, promising Deng Mu that she would stay home and wait for him obediently from now on.
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