I can understand what the furry creatures are saying, and I've become the number one beast tame

Chapter 383 I guess it's Nan Ran!
Nan Shu has disappeared!

Nan Ran looked east and west, searching several times, and finally discovered that Nan Shu was indeed gone!

Elder Jia Rong also noticed her unusual behavior and frowned slightly. Following her gaze, he looked over and asked, "What are you looking for?"

"Looking for the dog!"

Nan Ran subconsciously responded, but then felt it wouldn't be good for the sect elders to know that the sect leader had turned into a dog and was following her around, so she guiltily touched her nose: "It's nothing, it's just my pet, maybe it went off to play somewhere!"

She chuckled twice: "You're such a worry."

When people are embarrassed, they usually pretend to be busy, and talking a lot of nonsense is also a way of pretending to be busy.

However, Elder Jiarong didn't think too much about it.

Among the disciples of the sect, quite a few like to keep pets.

Unlike arrogant and domineering monsters, pet-type companion monsters are usually more likely to provide emotional value.

Their temperament has also become more docile.

Unlike some monsters, which are irritable and may even beat and harm their contracted masters.

Normally, if a monster did this, it would definitely be punished.

Beast tamers hold the dominant position in the contract and have complete power over the life and death of the beasts.

That was indeed the case before.

However, as high-level monsters become increasingly difficult to raise, the status of beast tamers and monsters seems to have been reversed.

Some of the better monsters have a little conscience and know who they eat and drink from, so at least they don't dare to boss around their contracted masters or beat them at the drop of a hat.

They are mostly willing to cooperate when a battle is needed.

When encountering those unscrupulous monsters, especially their contract masters, they are reluctant to hit or scold them, and are simply spoiled into becoming spoiled brats. They eat and drink what their contract masters provide every day, but they do not live off them at all and are expected to be obedient and sensible.

Not only do they often disobey their contract masters' orders, but even when they are given small tasks, the contract master has to beg and plead with them. In emergencies or dangerous situations, they are unwilling to even show their faces!
Sometimes he has a bad temper and will even beat and hurt his contracted beast tamers!
Even though it's already this excessive, there are still some beast tamers who don't fight back when hit or scolded, who just passively accept their fate and continue to treat their contracted monsters like ancestors, continuing to spoil them.

This only fueled the arrogance of those monsters.

When Elder Jiarong saw disciples like this, she would say a few words to them but they wouldn't listen to her advice, and she could only be angry at their lack of ambition.

All she could do was order her disciples not to spoil the monsters so much, thus placing herself in a very low position.

At most, treat them as fighting partners.

We support and depend on each other.

One-sided pampering will only encourage their bad nature.

She couldn't control the others, even if she wanted to.

At most, when teaching the inner disciples, he would carefully and repeatedly explain the dangers of spoiling demonic beasts.

Whether they will listen, whether they can listen, and how much of what they listen to is beyond her control.

However, she sometimes couldn't help but feel worried about it.

They were worried that if things continued like this, the overall strength of the Beast Taming Sect would suffer a serious decline.

How will they maintain the status of the Beast Taming Sect as the strongest sect on the Beast Continent?
Although those old fogies often laugh at her for worrying unnecessarily, what's wrong with being a little worried about something like this?
Elder Jiarong thought about it a lot, but she didn't doubt Nan Ran's words. Besides, Nan Ran didn't seem like a beast tamer who would pamper a demon beast.

I was quite harsh in scolding those two demonic beasts just now.

especially……

The two demonic beasts seemed to understand her reprimand.

That's quite rare.

That fiery lion was her contracted demon beast, and it wasn't unusual for it to be able to communicate with her in a simple way.

Even at the very least, these contracted beasts are still quite adept at reading the expressions of their contracted beast tamers.

The weaker you are, the stronger it becomes; the more you tolerate it, the more it takes advantage of you.

But if you are assertive, it will obediently tuck its tail between its legs.

This is why she has always disapproved of beast tamers spoiling and indulging their contracted beasts too much.

You can pamper them, you can love them, and you can do your best to create better living conditions for them and strive to provide them with better cultivation resources, but you absolutely cannot indulge or spoil them without any limits!
She thought Nan Ran was a very good person, very sensible.

Elder Jiarong was therefore even more satisfied with Nanran.

Perhaps it was because he remembered the condition that Nan Shu had made when he accepted the position of sect leader—that if Nan Ran was able to cultivate and break through to the Mahayana stage in the future, they would no longer be able to stop him, and he would return the position of sect leader to Nan Ran.

So much so that now, when Elder Jiarong looks at Nanran, he always unconsciously adds a touch of scrutiny.

They would always evaluate Nan Ran's every action in order to determine whether she was truly capable of taking on the role of sect leader.

They completely forgot to consider that Nan Shu had served as the sect leader of the Beast Taming Sect for so many years, and had long enjoyed the taste of power in his high position. Would he still be willing to give up the position of sect leader?
In particular, since Nan Shu took over as the sect leader of the Beast Taming Sect, he has acted very steadily, even showing the style of his predecessor, Nan Tianmen!
They have long had their own supporters over the years.

If we were to support Nan Ran to take the throne and become the sect leader of the Beast Taming Sect at this time, it would probably not be so easy to win over the masses.

Nan Ran had no idea what Elder Jia Rong was thinking, nor did she know that after the death of the former sect leader, the Beast Taming Sect had actually had a fierce argument over whether or not to let the original owner of the body succeed him as sect leader.

Among them, Nan Shu, the current sect leader, is actually her complete supporter...

She would be shocked if she knew.

To let someone who can't cultivate inherit the position of sect leader of the strongest sect in the Beast Continent?
What is Nan Shu trying to do?
Are they afraid that other factions will never be able to swallow up the Beast Taming Sect?
She knew nothing about it, and all she could think about now was finding the dog.

I wonder how strong this guy will be after he turns into a dog.

I hope it doesn't just wander off somewhere and end up as someone's meal.

At this moment, Nan Shu, who was being worried about by Nan Ran and feared that he would become someone else's meal, sneezed violently.

"Haqiu~Qiu~"

Fake Nan Shu looked at him with some disdain, and bluntly moved a few steps away, distancing herself from him.

"I wonder who's got their eye on me." Nan Shu rubbed his nose. "I suspect it's Nan Ran..."

"Ah!"

Fake Nan Shu's face immediately darkened, and he sneered, "You're just daydreaming! She doesn't even remember you, why would she care about you?"

shameless!
If Nan Ran were here and heard the fake Nan Shu's voice at this moment, he would be shocked, shocked, and shocked again!