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Chapter 167 Double standards scene
"Oh my god!!"

Nan Ran stumbled and nearly lost her balance, falling face-first to the ground.

"Mimi!!"

Seeing that Nan Ran was almost thrown off balance, the Frostbeast immediately felt guilty, and even its voice softened: "[I didn't mean to...]"
I was worried you'd be in danger if you touched that water-glow fruit.
The Frostbeast stubbornly turned the little deer's head away, facing Nanran with its back to him, as if to say: If you're angry, then hit me!

Nan Ran: ...

Even if I'm angry, I can't stand this.

She reached out and rubbed the Frostbeast's little belly: "It's too thin, there's not a bit of meat on it."

The original pouch of the big cat still feels the best!
Of course, Mimi's is not bad either.

Although it doesn't have much meat on its belly, this little guy has a layer of dense downy fur on its belly that is softer than goose down, making it very lovable to touch.

[Nanran!!]
The Frostbeast stomped its foot angrily, gritting its teeth: [You're so perverted!!!]
Nan Ran blinked a few times, revealing an innocent expression.

Does it? No!

She shamelessly touched it a few more times, hehe, hehe, it was actually kind of addictive to touch it!
Frostbeast: ...

That's outrageous!!!
But then again—"I just want to test whether this Water-Glowing Fruit is poisonous only to the White Fox Rat, or to all people and monsters."

Especially considering the golden retriever puppy just ate so much.

But it looks like nothing's wrong!
She had every reason to suspect that the source of the poison was the white raccoon itself!
They poisoned themselves!
However, with insufficient samples, the hypothesis could not be verified, which is why she wanted to try it herself...

[What if I tried it? What if it's really poisonous?]
The Frostbeast stared at Nan Ran with its big, watery blue eyes.

Nan Ran felt somewhat guilty when questioned.

That's true!
It seems I acted a bit impulsively...

Although she seems immune to all kinds of attacks in this world, what if she can only be immune to damage but not to poison?
Wouldn't that be a disaster?!
In this desolate wilderness, you can't even find a doctor if you want to.

"I didn't think it through."

Nan Ran reached out and patted the head of the Frostbeast's fawn: "Mimi, don't be angry."

The Frostbeast huffed, "[Even if anyone's going to try, it should be me.]"
No sooner had he finished speaking than Nan Ran raised his hand and nearly slapped the chubby little deer's buttocks of the Frostbeast.

"What nonsense are you talking about?" She had a damage reduction buff, which made her momentarily lose her senses and not think much about it.

If this little guy dares to cause trouble...

Nan Ran was angrily thinking about some harsh words when she looked up and saw the Frostbeast's light blue deer eyes, which were watery and looked like they were about to cry.

I feel wronged.

Nan Ran immediately felt sorry for it and was about to rub it when the Frostbeast jumped up and dodged away in fright.

Then he didn't forget to look at her warily.

Nan Ran coughed twice, pretending to be very busy to cover up her embarrassment.

Then she put on a stern face and said, "Nobody will do!"

"I will not allow you to do anything foolish and hurt yourselves."

"Even if it's because of me, it won't work."

The Frostbeast muttered under its breath: [Hmph!! Double standards!!]
Why didn't you say anything when you were about to reach out and touch the Water Glow Fruit?

But what if there's a next time...

Frostmon will make the same choice as Flame Lion without hesitation.

Nan Ran could tell at a glance that this little guy was definitely thinking about something again.

She flicked the Frostbeast's pretty little head as a warning.

The Frostbeast grunted in dissatisfaction but didn't say anything.

No matter what Nanran says, it won't change its mind.

Ouch! ! !

The two, a human and a beast, started chatting, seemingly ignoring the beast entirely.

The golden retriever barked anxiously and angrily.

(End of this chapter)