Interstellar Beast World: The Ferocious Beast Husband Has a Wild Mind

Chapter 208 is his little bodhisattva.
One night of absurdity...

Shi Ying even invited her into his mental sea, which resulted in her fainting.

As for what happened to Shi Ying afterward, she didn't know.

Sang Qing raised his hand and touched the beast mark on his wrist. After last night, it seemed that he had vaguely touched a certain string.

A hand reached out, slipped between her fingers, and intertwined with hers.

The animal prints on their wrists overlapped and nestled intimately together, like their owner.

"Master, it's still early, you can sleep a little longer." A deep, magnetic voice sounded above him, carrying a hint of laziness.

Shi Ying hugged her from behind, holding her hands and placing them on his chest.

Sang Qing lay down for a while, but couldn't fall asleep. When she saw Shi Ying getting up to make breakfast, Sang Qing stopped him.

"Let's go out to eat today, and lie down with me for a while longer."

Shi Ying's Adam's apple bobbed, and she said in a hoarse voice, "Okay."

Sang Qing nestled unceremoniously into Shi Ying's arms, placing her hands under the blanket on his bare waist and slipping her legs between his.

Shi Ying's embrace was warm, and holding her gave me a sense of security.

Noticing that Shi Ying stiffened, Sang Qing patted her on the shoulder in a mock manner, and couldn't help but chuckle, "Don't worry, I won't touch you, don't be nervous."

Shi Ying gritted her teeth, looking at the cunning smile in the eyes of the heartless female, and couldn't help but pull her into her arms and bully her fiercely.

"I have something important to ask you."

Shi Ying hummed in agreement and continued to hold Sang Qing's lips in her mouth.

He didn't let her go until her breathing became rapid and her lips glistened.

"Master, do you want to ask me about the upgrade of your mental power?"

"Or did I not have any feelings before?"

Shi Ying pulled the person closer to her and gently rested her head on Sang Qing's shoulder. It was not hard to hear the satisfaction and joy in her voice.

"I must thank my master..."

Without waiting for Sang Qing's reply, Shi Ying told her everything.

He had researched the information and found that orcs with wives providing emotional support and a stable mental state could indeed train and improve themselves better. However, there was no direct evidence that emotional support could help males break through levels, especially since his SS-level was already at its peak and almost impossible to break through.

But whether it's due to the experience gained or because of Sang Qing's special spiritual power, we must thank the little bodhisattva.

Opportunities for emotional support are precious; no female would offer emotional support to a male so frequently.

Females will feel physically uncomfortable when exposed to pollution. Even though it is stipulated that the host can enjoy mental comfort once a month, most females will only symbolically reduce their riot value by a little bit, just enough to ensure that they will not have a mental riot due to excessive riot value.

However, even this most basic requirement is something that many males cannot obtain, no matter how much they ask.

Therefore, Sang Qing is special; she is his little bodhisattva.

Sang Qing listened attentively to Shi Ying's analysis, then thoughtfully moved her fingers.

She knew that her mental strength was special and might be different from that of the females in this world.

Perhaps there was also a contractual relationship involved, because even though they were both SS-level before, she could feel that giving Shi Ying a mental reassurance session increased her mental strength more than giving it to Manzhu Kunxi.

Conversely, its effect on Shi Ying should be somewhat different.

The contract between her and Shi Ying must be more complex than it seems; it's certainly not a conventional master-servant contract, otherwise, how could she not be able to form contracts with others?

But that cold yet kind voice never appeared in his mind again.

Although there are some side effects, emotional support still needs to be provided, but a three-point agreement must be made with Shi Ying.

Sang Qing reached out and poked Shi Ying's face, which was filled with righteous indignation, and ordered sternly, "I'll give you some mental comfort from now on, so you better behave yourself."

"Understood." Shi Ying responded in a low voice, his half-closed golden eyes darkening slightly. He grasped Sang Qing's hand, gently biting her fingertip, leaning closer, and looking up at her. "However, Master cannot toy with other people's mental threads like he did with me back then."

Shi Ying's voice was very soft, with a hint of coaxing, making it easy to overlook the domineering and possessive nature deep in his eyes, like a beast staring intently at its possessions.

Sang Qing blushed; that was impossible.

She didn't know before, but she didn't do anything to other people's mental health; she only did simple sorting and absorption of the pollution.

Now that we know, it's even less likely.

"Am I that kind of person? It's all your fault." Sang Qing glared at Shi Ying, annoyed.

A soft laugh escaped Shi Ying's lips, revealing her delighted mood. "Yes, it was my fault. I know I was wrong, Master."

He rubbed Sang Qing's hand against his face, saying, "Master, you are free to punish me as you please."

Sang Qing: “…”

get out!

I won't reward you!
Sang Qing abruptly withdrew her hand, as if avoiding some kind of plague.

Then she looked at him with a complicated expression, "Are all orcs like this during their heat?"

Shi Ying: “…”

……

After reclaiming the shelter, Sang Qing selected Kunxi's name on the system and asked him to come for treatment.

To everyone's surprise, Kunxi refused to come. It was Yu Jin who relayed a message to her: "The captain said she would wait until her injuries had healed before coming, to leave a good impression on the healer."

Sang Qing wanted to say that he had already seen how he smelled terrible when he came out of the mud, so what was there to be afraid of?
However, she still chose to respect Kunxi's decision.

Anyway, the most dangerous stage has been passed, and if anything goes wrong, you can come to me for treatment at any time.

However, it is said that the first thing Kunxi did after recovering was to go and fight Manzhu, and he said viciously, "You are the one who deserves to die! See? I am blessed with good fortune and destined to survive. I have survived a great calamity and will surely have good fortune in the future!"

The result, of course, was a crushing defeat for Kunxi.

Manju stomped Kunxi's head to the ground, her purple hair cascading down her front, her alluring face bearing a merciless mockery.
"Tsk, what's the point of rescuing such a useless girl?"

The serpent orcs watching from afar were utterly humiliated; their captain was truly...

They can't hold their breath at all.

Manju was already very strong before, and now, after being treated by the healer, she is back to her peak condition.

Their captain, unable to use his powers and in poor condition, was defeated in less than ten minutes.

No wonder people mocked him as a good-for-nothing.

Kunxi flicked his snake tail, breaking free from Manzhu's feet, and glared back with his sinister and cold gaze.

"You should say that to yourself. You went to the Southern Fog Forest without any preparation for survival. What was the point of the healer bringing you back? He might as well have let you die."

"When I get back, I might even take pity on you and help you collect your body."

Manju retracted her keratinous tentacles, her pale fingertips brushing against the corner of her eye, her smile indifferent. "What can I do? The little female can't bear to see me die."

"Pah!" Kunxi spat fiercely.

The healer clearly couldn't bear to see him die.

The healer performed over a dozen treatments on him to save him, expending the most mental energy—a unique effort.

Manju ignored his defeated opponent and prepared to check on how the little female was adapting to her new gun.

However, he bumped into Jun Chenli outside the school training ground.

Manju's gaze lingered for a moment, then shifted away, continuing to walk forward as if she hadn't seen anything.